Where is Zi Yuan makeup school?

Zi Yuan Makeup School is located at No.85/KLOC-0, Xiwu Road, sifang district, Qingdao.

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Make-up is to use cosmetics and tools to render, draw and arrange people's faces, facial features and other parts, enhance the three-dimensional sense, adjust colors, cover up defects and express the spirit, so as to achieve the purpose of beautifying the visual experience.

Make-up can show the unique natural beauty of characters; It can improve the original "shape", "color" and "quality" of the characters and add aesthetic feeling and charm; As an art form, it can present a visual feast and express a feeling. It should be emphasized that makeup is not exclusive to women, and there is no gender restriction. The frequency of men's makeup is gradually increasing in reality.

It is human nature to love beauty. As early as primitive times, human beings began to decorate themselves with some special things to make themselves more beautiful.

Archaeologists found beautiful beads made of pebbles, shells or animal teeth as decorations on the remains of primitive humans; Traces of beauty and makeup were found on the cave murals. Knowing something about the past may be good for your life.

It is said that thrush began in the Warring States period. Before there were any specific thrush materials, women burned willow branches and painted them on their eyebrows. The materials used by ancient Han women to thrush changed with the development of the times. According to literature, the earliest thrush material is Dai, a black mineral, also known as "Shi Dai".

Before painting, Shi Dai must be ground into powder on the inkstone and then mixed with water. Many Han tombs have found ink stones of the Mohist dynasty, which shows that this cosmetic has been used in the Han Dynasty.

In addition to stone wear, there are bronze wear, bluebird head wear and screw wear. Copper generation is a chemical substance similar to copper rust. Green finch head is a kind of dark gray thrush material, which was introduced from the western regions in the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Mother-of-pearl Dai is a thrush material used by women in Sui and Tang Dynasties, which was produced in Persia. It is a kind of Dai block with various prescribed shapes after processing and manufacturing. When it is used, it can only be dipped in water without grinding. Because its appearance and manufacturing process are similar to those of ink ingots for painting and calligraphy, it is also called "graphite" or "thrush ink".