Basic Concept Of Makeup Concept Of Three Chambers And Five Eyes On The Face

On the concept of three courtyards and five eyes on the face

For makeup Design First of all, we should know that the concept of "three courts and five eyes" is only applicable to Asians with Asian characteristics. For most Europeans, the concept of three courts and five eyes does not exist, but three courts and three eyes. In other words, it meets the standard of "three courts and five eyes", but only meets the standard of typical Asians, which cannot be generalized.

The concept of "three courtyards and five eyes" in makeup design

Three courts and five eyes, three courts refer to the proportion of face length. It is divided into upper court, atrium and lower court in length. The upper atrium is the position from the hairline to the eyebrow bone; The atrium is the position from the eyebrow bone to the nasal floor; The lower court is from the bottom of the nose to the chin. The position of the three parts should be 1:1:1, which is called the standard three courts. Five eyes refers to the width of the face, which is defined as the distance from the hairline on both sides to the outer corner of the eye. The distance between two eyes is the distance between one eye.

Basically, we have mastered the concept of "three courts and five eyes", which means that we have mastered the basic principles of makeup. Everything is regulated as far as possible according to the standard of "three courts and five eyes". It is not that three courts and five eyes must be the final effect, but that three courts and five eyes are the basis for reference. This is what we need to know when making up.