Geisha Makeover Experience

At the Maiko Experience Center GION AYA, we hold study sessions on interpersonal skills, technical skills, and communication skills, but on this day, we had a check to see if we were making full use of the skills we had learned.

Hello everyone. I'm Takasawa, and I've been worried about my rough hands due to the recent cold and dry weather, but I believe that hair oil is helping to protect them.

At GION AYA, we regularly conduct comprehensive checks of makeup and dressing.
And the other day, Takami, also known as Takazawa, underwent a total check!!!
The model for us was Sono, the manager of Angelle Photo Studio.
The makeup this time is a "cute maiko" look.
Then,

This is what the photos of the rooms and garden look like!!
And here is the resulting photo

I'm sure many of you have seen Manager Sono dressed as a maiko on our website.
Manager Sono's facial features are... (in my opinion) sharp!! I tend to look like a pretty maiko.
This time, I paid attention to the distance between my forehead and eyebrows, the distance between my eyebrows and eyes, and the length of my eyebrows!! ←This is the most important point.
The pink tint on the face is applied very lightly on the eyelids!!
Drawing short eyebrows can make you look cute, but it doesn't suit Sono because of his long face.
That's why the distance of your eye makeup is very important.
If you're too close, there will be too much blank space on your face, and if you're too far away, you'll look silly.
It's deep and difficult!!!

Next comes dressing.
The manager of the store is about 170cm tall, but we dressed him in a kimono that would make him look taller!!
The way the collar is placed and the height and width of the obi are the most important points.
Looking stylish is also an important factor!!

At the end, we took a commemorative photo together.

As in this case, Aya is working hard every day to be able to provide a wider range of services.
Please let us know what kind of maiko you have in mind!!