MIYOSHI Grease Paint 25 (Doran/Theatrical Paint)

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Contents: 8g Estimated number of uses: Approximately 6-8 uses when applied to the entire face (may vary depending on usage). This is a creamy, oil-based foundation with high coverage and adhesion, sometimes called "doran," and is a representative cosmetic used for stage performances. It has the effect of preventing "halation," where features like eyes and noses are washed out by strong stage and theatrical lighting. With a wide range of colors available and the ability to mix them, it's possible to create makeup looks suitable for a variety of roles, and it's frequently used as a base foundation for bridal makeup in traditional Japanese attire and stage makeup. ● Contents: 8g ●Estimated number of uses: Approximately 6-8 uses when applied to the entire face (may vary depending on usage). [Product Details] This is a creamy, oil-based foundation with high coverage and adhesion, sometimes called "doran," and is a representative cosmetic used for stage performances. It has the effect of preventing "halation," where features like eyes and noses are washed out by strong stage and theatrical lighting. With a wide range of colors available and the ability to mix them, it's possible to create makeup looks that suit a variety of roles, and it's frequently used as a base foundation for bridal makeup in traditional Japanese attire and stage makeup. Finishing with a light powder (SW) absorbs excess oil and improves makeup longevity. [How to use] Take about two adzuki bean-sized amounts onto the back of your hand using a makeup spatula and knead it well with your fingers. After spreading it evenly over your entire face with your fingers, spread it further with a cut sponge that has been dampened with water and wrung out tightly. For areas where you want more coverage, add more grease paint and pat it in with a cut sponge. For areas you want to blend naturally, such as the jawline, gently blend with the side of a sponge that does not have foundation on it. [Regarding the storage method of grease paint] Due to the nature of the product, oil may appear on the surface depending on the temperature. There are no quality issues, so please use it with confidence.