Showcasing Makeup Tutorials From Different Cultures of the World

There has never been a century that went without makeup. Little bit of color on the face and around eyes has always mesmerized our long gone ancestors of the world. The idea of wearing makeup, however, was popularized mostly by the Middle Eastern and South Asian countries.

Lipstick was an absolute darling in the ancient Egypt, Iraq and Indus Valley (Pakistan and Northwest India). Now different countries have their own unique style of wearing makeup. Today we take a look how they prepare it all.

Spanish Flamenco:

The first in line is Spanish makeup. The tutorial is provided by MakeupbyNaya . By the way, this is a classic look of the 50s. In Spain it is not worn on regular basis. But for parties, this seems just perfect.

Japanese Geisha:

Then we have Japanese Geisha makeup. The instructions are by KlairredelysArt.

Arabic Special Event:

This makeup has link with only special events in United Arab Emirates. Unfortunately, the instructions here are cut down with music. That said the video is extremely interesting.  Video is provided by 5aleejia.

African Queen:

Want to look like African queen? Then watch the video of SongbirdDiva4Life. Her instructions are clear and easy to follow. The song she used at the end of her tutorial is amazing too. I am a metal head, but I am taken by it. By the way, it is called No One Like You by P-Square.

Indian Traditional Bollywood:

Bollywood makeup is often said to be dramatic. To some extent, it can be taken as difficult to achieve for an average person. This is where Rosie Mercado steps in. She gives an excellent, but simple to follow tutorial on how to get the traditional Bollywood makeup look.