Thanks to the help of some photo editing software, the faces of the beauties are displayed more clearly and sharper. This is Kusumoto Ine, Japan’s first female Western medicine doctor, highly trusted by the empress and royal concubines. Kusumote not only has a great mastery, but also possesses the standard beauty of the beauty of that time with a high, compact nose bridge and characteristic single eyelid eyes. Photo taken by Le Bon Palace, Princess Consort Itsuko on the wedding day, this is considered one of the most beautiful beauties of the Japanese aristocracy. The eldest daughter of Le Bon Palace Thu Chinh Vuong and Princess Itsuko, Princess Masako, was married to Korea to be the Crown Princess. The saying that a mother is beautiful is not surprising when her daughter is also beautiful. After marriage, Princess Masako was transformed into Phuong Tu, Crown Princess Yi Man of Korea. She was honored as the mother of disabled people in this country. Despite the wave of anti-Japanese protests throughout the country and she is a woman of Japanese descent, she is still very much admired here. Teiko Aoi – The great beauty of Tokyo during the Meiji period. Tazawa Inafune, a talented female writer of Japanese poetry. Possessing a beauty that touches people’s hearts, but the saying “talent of fate” is lucky in her life. The distaste for life is very clearly expressed by the female writer in her poetic works. Young image of Empress Nagako (current mother of Emperor Akihito). This is the oldest empress in Japanese history. She is known for her harsh treatment of her daughter-in-law Michiko. Crown Princess Michiko (now the wife of Emperor Akihito). The old Michiko had a very difficult career when she was originally a commoner and a girl who was passionate about playing tennis. But it was also because of this subject that she fell in love with the emperor. Now she is nearly 90 years old, but her youthful beauty still makes many people bow their heads in respect. A high school teacher in the daily Asahi Shinbun. Although the bangs are cut short on the eyebrows, the lines of this teacher are really beautiful and baby. Unsurprisingly, the geisha is a symbol of Japanese beauty today. Since the last days of the 19th century, geisha drumming, singing and dancing has been highly respected and selected. A Japanese oiran (honeymoon). Oiran is also known as a high-class prostitute in Japan. Compared to a prostitute whose main attraction is sexual activity, prostitutes are the first, typical for entertaining and entertaining guests. guest. Their style of dress and beauty is also more standard and luxurious. Wife and daughter of a marquis. The marquis in those days also represented the rulers and money. Therefore, to be the wife of a marquis must be someone with beautiful beauty and status. Japanese women are famous for being the ideal wife model with many praised virtues such as gentleness, softness and beauty in a special way. Although in the past, there was not much development of technology, but they were also famous as a symbol of beauty and were passed on beauty methods to the next generation and Asian countries. Beautify by adding nutritious food Strangely, the beauty methods of Japanese women in the past and present all come from deep inner values. It is not surprising that Japan’s culinary culture is so rich. They all focus on supplementing essential nutrients for the body, from which the skin and beauty will be nourished and rejuvenated with time. Japanese meals are always full of ingredients such as white rice, seaweed, fish… They eat a lot of seafood to help supplement omega 3 and compounds that help keep the skin from evaporating and losing water even in under many harsh conditions. Make-up from natural ingredients tự Japanese female characters always paint boldly with a white face, thick with lipstick, but most of them are homemade products from natural ingredients. They are quite safe for women’s bare skin. Usually, before applying makeup, they have to use a primer to keep the face from being oily, then a layer of white powder made from seashells or rice flour mixed with water. Contouring powder, eyebrow pencil, eyeshadow are made from saffron, rice flour, Beni, … The prostitutes often take hours to have a proper face. Facial steam to detoxify the skin It is because of that heavy makeup that the skin of the Geisha girls is damaged a lot. Therefore, the girls always have to steam their face with a mixture of lemongrass, lemon, white salt and perilla to help bring out all the residue, dirt or residual makeup on the skin. They often boil the mixture up, then put their face in the rising smoke to open the pores to help wash away the residue of the remaining makeup. It also leaves the skin soft and smooth. Although the makeup is very heavy, the skin of the beauties is still enchanting.

We have just seen the beauty of Japanese cultural icons who are geishas of a century ago with fragile appearances like “pure jade ice” in the previous article. Surely many people are very curious, not knowing if in the land of Kim Chi, will the old girls keep their current beautiful form? During the Goryeo and Joseon periods, Gisaeng girls appeared in abundance and were trained like Japanese geisha. They are taught artistic skills to entertain customers with songs, dances, and other talents. The prostitute, although still considered a low-level profession, played an important role in Joseon culture. In addition to outstanding talent, gisaeng must also be people who have more beauty than people. Prominent among them is Jang Yeon Hong. She was born in 1911 and by the age of 14 was famous for her talent and integrity. She was originally a lady born into a noble family, but then her family went bankrupt and was forced to join the gisaeng group to make a living. The beauty of the Jang family has a full round face, single eyelid eyes, high nose bridge and plump lips. Although the five senses seem a bit different from the current Korean beauty standards, at that time it made many boys fall in love. Her beauty still resonates throughout the Korean peninsula. At the age of 21, she went to study abroad in Shanghai and has been missing ever since. The famous beauty with another prostitute profession is Oh San Wol. During the Joseon era in 1918, no one did not know her. Looking at the image passed down, it can be seen that the makeup standard in the Joseon period has some similarities with Japan when the lips, skin, and eyebrows are made up to resemble geisha. Oh San Wol’s front view is not widely circulated, but her side shots are really surprising. The beauty of the Oh family has a high, pointed nose for a sharp, attractive face. No wonder she is hailed as the gisaeng of thousands of people in the Joseon era. Jang Yeon Hong and Oh San Wol are two beauties who have more beautiful beauty than humans and are praised and recorded by history books. So what about the common ground of Korean beauties in this period? When plastic surgery services were not developed, the old Korean girls stood out with their simple and kind beauty, with the typical beauty of monolid eyes and a rather low nose. Their chin in the past was often round, but not V-line as standard today. Sometimes the pictures of old Korean girls have some similarities with Vietnamese people. In some areas, girls are often married and have children very early, so it can be said that their beauty has not yet bloomed. It can be said that in each era, there will be beauties who possess more beauty than people and are praised by the people. So is the land of Kim Chi, 100 years ago the condition of beauty technology was not developed, the lines on the faces of the young women were still a bit rough, but in return, their skin has always been famous. is pinkish white, smooth. Part of Europe is also because Korea has a mild climate and less intense sunshine. However, the important thing is that they also have traditional beauty secrets. The ancient Koreans believed that a good appearance originates from within the body. Therefore, they have paid great attention to the production of cosmetics capable of nurturing beauty from within. Traditional Korean cosmetics are made from plants and grains with a unique and natural fragrance. In historical records, in Silla’s time, people used to apply lard to the skin to avoid cold and dry weather. The Manchu people used lard to ward off the cold and help soften the skin. Later, many other vegetable oils such as sunflower oil, rapeseed oil were used to smooth the skin. When there was no soap or shower gel to clean the skin, ancient Korean women made their own jodu – a powdered mung bean paste used as a cleaning soap when mixed with water, this solution has contains saponins, one of the effective cleaning agents. Fruit juices such as gourd juice are also used to cleanse the skin. Besides, the ancient Korean girls also used ginseng roots or pureed beans to exfoliate their skin. In legends from the time of Dangun, it is said that wormwood and garlic are excellent cosmetic ingredients used in winter. After 100 days, thanks to eating garlic and wormwood, the woman with honey skin can turn white. Since then, garlic has always been a must-have spice in Korean dishes.

1. The postcards beautifully decorated Postcards are small, light, and compact souvenirs that make them perfect for collectors. In addition, you can take pictures yourself to attach to the postcard, both keeping memories and making the photo more eye-catching and interesting. If not, you absolutely can buy postcards with pictures or pictures to decorate at home. For example, cards with pictures of the place you are visiting, or record activities that people there are doing on a daily basis. All seem to fit on a postcard. 2. Handicraft souvenirs of local artisans Think of souvenir ideas that will increase demand for your local community and ultimately your own life. Buying in favor of local goods while traveling is a form of sustainable tourism. You will feel like you are making a small contribution to the local economy, helping to develop that tourist destination, so that you and your family can come back to visit and relax again and again. For example: In Cambodia, you should visit Artisans D’Angkor, a handicraft workshop, which produces metal bedside jewelry racks and some local scarves. In Kenya, stuffed animal toys and funny jewelry from Amani ya Juu handcrafted by local African women can be the perfect gift. It sells a few home decorations such as hand-knit baskets, ceramic display plates, and clay animal displays from the Masai market in Nairobi. – In Italy, you can choose to buy leather goods such as gloves, bags, purses, passport bags and belts from a local Florentine designer instead of going to big luxury stores. – In the Netherlands, there are many places selling Delft vases and wooden perforated tulips from a local artist. In Thailand, an interesting souvenir is a beautiful traditional wooden umbrella. 3. Home decorations Who wouldn’t want their house to be their own reflection? If you love to travel, consider buying things from all over the world to enhance the beauty of your home. Of course, you can buy a lot of these decorations online now, but do you have an interesting story to tell about them? The pieces from our trip should be an important part of the house, a wonderful reminder of all the places we’ve been to. For example: – Geisha dolls from Japan – Delft vase from the Netherlands – The traditional German beer mug – A few hand-carved wooden animals from Kenya – Hand-drawn paintings from Italy 4. Local wine This may not qualify as an affordable souvenir (unless you choose the template) but it certainly qualifies as a special gift for special ones. No matter how much they cost, with a bottle of wine, you can’t go wrong with the “spirit” of the country you’re bringing home. For example: – Wine from Iceland (Birch, Vodka Iceland, Brennivin) – Local Scotch from Scotland – Limoncello & Chianti from Italy – Riesling wines from the Rhine Valley of Germany Sake from Japan – Rum from Mauritius and Puerto Rico 5. Jewelry Simply a girl could not resist the temptation of sparkling jewels. You can create for yourself a complete collection of items from around the world that are both eye-catching and admirable: – Traditional Masai necklace from village tour at Masai Mara. India has the best Boho style jewelry a country can offer. – Sri Lanka is famous for its gems, women can buy themselves a beautiful Sapphire ring./.