메이크업패턴을 통한 게이샤(芸者)의 화장표현 연구: 에도(江戶) 시대와 메이지(明治) 시대를 중심으로

Beauty is an important tool that plays a role in doubling competitiveness for modern people who must strive to manage their appearance as well as strengthen their individual capabilities. In particular, the presence of makeup is on the rise, but if you stick to the existing makeup patterns and neglect to develop and research new patterns, you will be left out. Therefore, we intend to provide a motive for the development of novel makeup patterns through research on makeup expression through geisha makeup patterns in the Edo and Meiji periods. As a result of the study, geishas have white and thick skin, round half-moon eyebrows that rise up relatively short, eye lines that are not thick or long, and apply a thin and wide spread over the entire eyelid with apricot or peach-based colors, or slightly thicker only on small areas of the eye hole and underline. The makeup was expressed with green light on the eyes and lower lip, thin, small and round lips, and a cheek makeup pattern that was applied thickly to give a green color in a round or diagonal shape. This study will be used as a lively makeup pattern development and historical evidence of beauty cultural history, and it is believed that it will be helpful in the development of materials for makeup patterns and providing motives.