The basis of the Japanese makeup is perfect tone complexion. Tint tone means to be one or two shades lighter than the natural color of the face. Accuracy is very important in the application of funds, otherwise notable transitions give makeup sloppiness. On the foundation you need to apply powder, which give the skin a matte finish. Blush not required to use, but you can apply a little blush on the cheekbones delicate pink hue.
Particular attention should be paid to the eyebrows. They should be thin and have a semicircular shape. If eyebrows are bright, they need to make a darker shade with a pencil or shadow.
The next stage makeup - applying black eyeliner. Along the upper eyelid is necessary to put a thick line, slightly protruding beyond the outer corner of the eye and bent upwards. Liner can be supplemented by shadows. Colored shade (red, pink or coral color) should be applied to the outer corner of the eye. Mobile eyelid can be covered with white or cream shadows, but it should be done before applying the eyeliner. Using mascara Japanese eye makeup does not provide, but if not too unusual mascara, eyelash, lightly tint.
By the way, contrary to popular belief, the eyes of Japanese women is not slanted. Eyelids Japanese women though often mild, but with a straight cut, and the eyes themselves may be round or almond shape. In general, many Japanese have large and expressive eyes, so eyes are such an important part of the Japanese makeup.
The final stage make-up in the Japanese style is to apply lipstick. The classic color is bright red lipstick. Can be used as a lipstick with mother of pearl, and the usual matte. Only the shape of the lips need a little change. Lipstick should be applied in a way that turned "bow." Part of the lips, lipstick uncovered, can be masked tonal basis.