I think in the cos circle, although you don't spray your face, sometimes face value is very important for COSPLAY. There are many characters in animation that can not be restored by props and makeup alone, and there are certain requirements for coser's face value and figure, such as the two characters I want to talk about below.

Miss 2B can also be said to be a role that is difficult to restore. The difficulty is also in the figure, which is difficult for ordinary people to control. However, one advantage of 2B is that because of wearing a wig and an eye mask, as long as the face is over, there is basically no particularly great sense of disobedience.

For example, the following COS, although COSER's figure in the picture is not very good, it can be seen that Miss Sister's face value is still passed and thin enough. COS's young sisters are very suitable, and basically don't wear 2B cloaks, which also makes people feel that this is 2B!

Michelle Ye is the heroine who killed the city. Not only is the face very high, but the figure can be said to be perfect against the background of training clothes. However, it is very difficult to restore this role if you want COS, because this kind of tights combat suit has very high requirements for body shape and cannot be faked. But even so, the famous Japanese COSER Ping Ling flower was perfectly restored.

It can be seen that this young lady's degree of reduction can be said to be very high, and her figure is perfect against the tight combat uniform. It can be said that she didn't even lose to the animation and movie version of 3D modeling.

So COS sometimes really needs face value as the basis. Without figure and face value, how to restore the role? The so-called COS doesn't look at the face, but now it seems to be empty talk! The above is my personal opinion.