It means that a woman wears a little makeup on her face, which is very beautiful and moving. In other words, it describes a girl very beautifully and has a sense of shyness belonging to girls.

Among them, powder Dai (Fě nà i) originally meant white powder and black powder, and later referred to young and beautiful women. For example, we often say "a little makeup", which means that women don't wear makeup (including the meaning that women are beautiful without makeup).

Moreover, generally speaking, makeup now refers to girls and beautiful women, so when someone describes a woman's "makeup", it actually means praise and appreciation, suggesting that women don't need makeup, but they are all beautiful and moving.

Extended data:

A similar statement: a little makeup.

Pinyin: lüsh fěn dàI

Explanation: It refers to young and beautiful women, and also refers to make-up.

Source: Tang Juyi's "Song of Eternal Sorrow": As long as she turns her head and smiles, there will be a hundred spells being cast, and all the powder and pigments in the Sixth Palace will be wiped out.

She looked back and smiled, charming and moving. The concubines of the six officials are all eclipsed.

Ex.: Girls are born more beautiful than flowers, and they are all good treasures. A little makeup is the most enchanting, and the dress is wonderful.