History of makeup, body paint and war paint.

This makeup follows common rules to help the audience identify characters such as gods, goddesses, demons, demonesses, saints, animals and characters of a story.

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Celts

• Aboriginal Australian

Who wears white foundation called oshiroi is worn with black eye makeup, light blush, and red lipstick known as beni?

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

Whose elite warriors had painted black, half blue or half yellow faces?

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

These designs and motifs are painted on bodies to reveal ancestors, totemic fauna (animals) and land.

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

This historic group of people were said to dye their skin with woad, a flowering plant that are used to produce blue dye.

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

This image shows the makeup style of traditional Indian...

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

This image shows the makeup style of traditional Japanese...

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

This image shows an approximation of the war paint from the

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

This image shows the traditional body paint from one of the tribes of the

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts

This image is a representation of the Picts, a group of warriors that used woad to dye their skin. The Picts were

• Kathakali

• Geisha

• Aztec

• Aboriginal Australian

• Celts