The so-called white face and black teeth pupa eyebrows, in modern terms, are black teeth, no eyebrows, and a lot of white powder is coated on the face. Until now, this kind of dress is still sought after by some Japanese, and geisha is a typical representative.

So, why is this makeup popular with people?

To say why these makeup styles are popular, we have to go back to history. According to Japanese historical records, this kind of makeup has existed in heian period, Japan, and has been popular since the upper class. This popular way, which gradually developed from the upper class to the whole people, is actually the most common popular way in ancient society. This kind of makeup still existed until the shogunate era, and it didn't fade until the Meiji Restoration.

As we all know, in ancient times, Japanese always worshipped the culture of China, and people sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty in an endless stream, with the purpose of learning the system and culture of China. Until now, Japanese culture still retains the cultural characteristics of the Tang Dynasty. The dressing of white face and black teeth pupa eyebrows is actually related to the Tang Dynasty, or more accurately, white face pupa eyebrows.

During the Tang Dynasty, the economy was prosperous and beautiful women were very popular. It was a state of singing and dancing. Accompanied by it, the Geji industry is also very developed. At that time, there were lanterns only at night in the Tang Dynasty, so if you need to dance, you must be discriminating. Therefore, it is necessary to make the face very white to make the blush more obvious, and the pupa eyebrows are because women in the Tang Dynasty like to shave off all their eyebrows.

Therefore, it can be said that this custom completely inherits the culture of China, but continues to develop in the culture of China.