In ancient times, people who liked makeup were not because they liked men, but because ancient China was more interested in a person's appearance. For example, the famous corrupt official He Shen was trusted by the emperor because of his good face, and he became a member of the imperial family. The seat of power beneath.
Love of beauty and makeup is not a patent of our modern times, nor is it a patent of women. Ancient patents attached great importance to their appearance. Whether they are men or women, it often takes them a long time to change their clothes when they go out or meet guests. "Equality between men and women" is also reflected in ancient makeup tricks. In fact, even men in ancient China were popular in cosmetics, but there were few cosmetics and the operation was simple.
Women in ancient times were more crazy about makeup than many sisters today who don’t eat breakfast and wear makeup. The same goes for men. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, men's desire to appear beautiful was also the highest. The Southern and Northern Dynasties were the golden age of men's love for beauty. The officials wore golden crowns and their hair was black and shiny. Men in the Ming Dynasty dressed better than women. So lipstick is the most important part of dressing up. In fact, in ancient times, not only Vincent, but also warriors who grew up in the sand could not live without lipstick. From princes and ministers to people in the underground, they all wear lipstick proudly. In the Tang Dynasty, men began to use lipstick, and even the emperor used lipstick as a reward. The emperor gave it to his ministers, but not to anyone who wanted it, usually the emperor's close relatives could get it.
In the Tang and Song Dynasties, hairpins were also very popular among men. Not only did they not have a sense of contempt, on the contrary, they also symbolized the upper class. After the imperial examination, black veil and flowers were worn on the head, which was called As the "Tang Hua Lang".