Makeup Kit
Resumo
- Preço
- 1–3 bu
- Raridade
- 2
- Qualidades
- —
Descrição
In Rokugani courts, wearing makeup is common for samurai of all genders. The most common type of makeup is powdered rouge, applied to the cheeks to simulate the blush of health even when the wearer is exhausted, hungover, or ill. Courtly makeup also involves oshiroi (white rice powder) layered on the face and neck, shaved eyebrows replaced with smudges of dark powder higher on the forehead, and bright-red lipstick. While some people, such as geisha and members of certain traditionalist institutions, still adhere to this regimen from day to day, modern courtiers in most courts do not usually wear the full complement of classic makeup, instead choosing the elements that they feel best suit their own personality and style. Appearing at court in traditional makeup, though, is a reliable way to impress older and more conservative courtiers. (Cost: 1–3 bu. Rarity: 2.)
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Courts of Stone · Chapter 2: Wars of Words and Shadows › New Gear and Items › Items in the Court · p. 105
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In Rokugani courts, wearing makeup is common for samurai of all genders. The most common type of makeup is powdered rouge, applied to the cheeks to simulate the blush of health even when the wearer is exhausted, hungover, or ill. Courtly makeup also involves oshiroi (white rice powder) layered on the face and neck, shaved eyebrows replaced with smudges of dark powder higher on the forehead, and bright-red lipstick. While some people, such as geisha and members of certain traditionalist institutions, still adhere to this regimen from day to day, modern courtiers in most courts do not usually wear the full complement of classic makeup, instead choosing the elements that they feel best suit their own personality and style. Appearing at court in traditional makeup, though, is a reliable way to impress older and more conservative courtiers. (Cost: 1–3 bu. Rarity: 2.)