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Baby dolls have existed for hundreds of years; during the Victorian era, baby dolls were make using porcelain and cloth. Porcelain baby dolls traditionally have pale faces, rosy cheeks and red lips, as this was the standard of Victorian beauty. In modern times, young women sometimes dress as baby dolls for Halloween parties, wearing lacy skirts and shirts along with baby doll face makeup. You can create a porcelain-esque baby doll look using face paint and ordinary cosmetics.
Doll-like white makeup has many fashion and beauty uses, from Japanese Gothic Lolita style to creating a 1960s baby-doll look. Porcelain-faced doll makeup is ideal for parties, costumes and photo shoots, and you can even use it as a basis for creating a subtle high-fashion look for every day. Be creative when styling this makeup but take time to apply a perfect foundation base to get a flawless doll-like finish. On a perfectly set base, you can experiment with color and different styles.
Few things are as cute and innocent as a doe-eyed baby doll. Because of this, many women enjoy creating a doll-like effect using makeup. The doll look is one that can be modified for regular wear or amplified for costumes.
Makeup has been a tradition of upper class and Imperial Chinese women for millennia. Makeup was part of the Imperial court and was used extensively in Chinese opera. Makeup has continued to be an important part of fine Chinese couture and upper class dressing, with many traditional elements of design and application retained.
Is camouflaging your dark circles alone not doing it for you? Are you looking for a more stylized way than just using undereye concealer to give you rounder and more innocent-looking eyes? Open up those peepers and jump on the doll-eyed bandwagon. Don't let the sweetness fool you--those flirty eyelashes can be a lethal weapon.
