What's so special about China's traditional opera costumes?

For a long time, the makeup of opera actors has always been mysterious. After a modern person wears makeup, it makes people feel as if they have instantly entered just visiting and become an ancient person, holding a skirt by the hand, with light steps and a smart smile. Today, Bian Xiao will teach you how to paint the whole process of traditional Chinese opera makeup: Step 1: Painting, commonly known as foundation painting and painting. Dressing in Tsing Yi usually uses tender meat-colored oil paint as the background color to correct the face shape. Many experienced actors have done this by themselves. Step 2: Shoot red and start red on it, which can highlight the overall contour of the face, especially the bridge of the nose and cheekbones, and better shape the three-dimensional sense of the face. The third step: fix makeup, commonly known as white face. At this time, using loose powder to fix makeup plays a fixed role in oil painting. Step 4: Sweep red rouge powder and apply blush. After makeup, the face looks pink and natural. Step 5: Draw the ingot mouth Step 6: Thrush eyebrows and eyes. Next, we will begin to pull the head and wear the head. Pulling the head is to tie the head tightly with a cloth belt and hang the eyes to better shape the appearance and character of the characters. Have you learned the babies who love opera makeup?