Usually, we write about traditional clothing, folklore costumes, and the history of fashion, but makeup is another aspect of traditional clothing culture. In some countries, makeup is as important as the folk attire itself. So, we’ve decided to gather all the posts about traditional makeup here to help you with any research papers, homework assignments, college essays, courseworks, and other educational projects. Also, we specified whether you have permission to use the photos from each post. You’re welcome to use this info.
How to apply traditional Japanese geisha makeup
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Traditional costume of Japanese Maiko, or apprentice geisha
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18th-century hair and makeup. Horrors of this era’s makeup
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Clothing traditions in Ancient Egypt. Outfits, makeup, hairstyles, and jewels
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Traditional clothing of Mesopotamia. What did it look like?
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Edwardian makeup, hairstyle, and clothing. How to dress like Lady Mary from Downton Abbey
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Morning routine, makeup, and clothing of the 14th century
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Elizabethan costume. Feminized men and ceruse-wearing women
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