Name: 藤間爽子が、日本舞踊の伝統的な化粧法を特別披露！| Beauty Secrets | VOGUE JAPAN
Uploaded: 2022-03-09T17:40:06.000Z
Duration: 12 min 46 s
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I'm both an actress and a traditional Japanese dance (Nihon Buyo) performer.

Today, I'll show you how I put on stage makeup for my dance performances.

I use this solid soap by Muse to wash my face

as I've been told that solid soap is a better choice.

Usually, the next step is moisturization.

I'd cover my tied-up hair with this before putting on the wig.

Pull these drawstrings behind like this to tighten it.

putting on makeup is also putting on our "expressions."

The shape reminds me of a crayon or chalk.

Apply it and use your finger to spread it in line with your brow hair.

If you put on too much, it'd appear thick.

you can use your nails to scratch the excess off.

The hair at the start of our brows tends to face upward.

For those who find it difficult to use your fingers to do it,

It actually makes it easier to smooth it down like this.

I'd fully cover my neck, back, collarbone area,

There's no need to because I'll be applying pomade.

I'll use the warmth of my hands to melt it and spread it on.

Try to use your palms as much as possible when applying it.

For an actual performance, I'd cover both front and back.

You can apply just one layer, but I'll do two.

I'd add more water to the brush for the second time to make it less thick.

By applying a watered-down layer after the first time,

I press my face with the sponge instead of hitting with it.

But if there's unevenness, you'll need to tap it out.

This is rouge for stage makeup by Shiseido.

Use a plate such as this and press the stick against it.

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藤間爽子が、日本舞踊の伝統的な化粧法を特別披露！| Beauty Secrets | VOGUE JAPAN

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