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Cosmetics In Japan

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Japan

Ginza, no matter how old it is, is like every woman.

Magazine

Out of the way, exquisite envy.

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Japanese attach importance to appearance.

Dress up

"As a kind of etiquette and a kind of values.

In daily life, Japanese women are rarely seen in the street and do not wear make-up.

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According to statistics, Japan's cosmetics market is still growing, with annual sales of 1 trillion and 500 billion yen (about 19 billion 900 million new yuan), ranking second in the world, second only to the United States.

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"99.9% of Japanese women use cosmetics.

There are always two to three kinds of cosmetics in the leather bags of the office workers. Even housewives, after waking up, are accustomed to go to the dressing table to provide a foundation for themselves. Makeup is the beginning of a Japanese woman's day.

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A Japanese woman said, "in the morning, if you don't put anything on your face, you really feel sick."

A Japanese male office worker also said, "in the early morning, I took out the garbage for my wife, because she had no time to put on makeup."

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Therefore, in addition to focusing on routine maintenance, Japanese women can make their faces look soft and smooth.

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According to historical records, about 100 years ago in Japan, there were relatively strict rules for women's make-up.

The custom at that time stipulated that when the nobility's women reached the age of 40, they had to paint their teeth black, shaving their eyebrows, disguising their feminine characteristics, and announcing the end of the golden age of women.

With the progress of the times and the improvement of the status of women, the Meiji government abolished the system so that women could dress up according to their wishes.

After the war, the life of the Japanese people became richer and richer. They began to import cosmetics from Europe and America to learn western make-up.

But in the later period, it was self - innovation, trying to shape the "Oriental beauty".

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In imitation of Europe and the United States in 60s and 70s, Japan's popularity is "heavy makeup".

After 80s, Japanese women found that "light makeup" could better reflect the Oriental's natural personality and make makeup more life oriented.

For example, the makeup of Momoe Yamaguchi in the early days of the 80 era became the object of Japanese women's imitation.