[Face Imitation] Summary of impersonation makeup and mask makeup
Imitation makeup and mask makeup have become widely recognized, and lots of comedians—as well as everyday people on social media—post them as a matter of course.
In this article, we’ll introduce this kind of imitation makeup and mask makeup.
By using a mask, you can achieve impressions that would otherwise be nearly impossible, transcending age, nationality, and gender.
And by using photos like social media posts and copying poses, you can create look-alike impressions that get astonishingly close to the real person.
I hope this is helpful for anyone who wants to try imitation makeup or mask makeup and is looking to learn more.
And if you simply want to enjoy impressions, I’d be delighted if you find a favorite imitation or mask makeup look!
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[Face Copy] Imitation Makeup / Mask Makeup Compilation (1–10)
Audrey Hepburn impersonation makeup
Audrey Hepburn, the world-famous leading actress.
She’s adored not only by men but also by women, and many women probably long to be like her.
Even if you’re fully Japanese, you’d want to know if there’s a way to get closer to her look, right? First, her defining feature is her sharp, well-shaped eyebrows—this is a key point.
The high cheekbones are also important.
And those powerful eyes.
Depending on your face type, you may or may not resemble her, but it might be fun to change things up once in a while and transform into a great actress.
Ms. Rola’s mask makeup
Speaking of Rola, she’s a celebrity known for her strikingly exotic features.
With a Bangladeshi father and a mother who is a quarter Japanese and Russian, it’s only natural.
Even if you’re fully Japanese, this video shows how to do makeup to look like Rola.
Colored contacts and a wig are musts, too.
The fun part of imitation makeup is that it helps you clearly understand the features of your own face and trains you to closely observe the face of the person you want to emulate.
Suzu Hirose mask makeup
Suzu Hirose is always extremely popular in the “most desirable face” rankings.
She’s appeared in many films, dramas, and commercials, and she’s an actress loved by both men and women.
It’s great if you can convey a lively, healthy vibe.
When doing look-alike makeup, the shape and color of the eyebrows carry a lot of weight, and just changing the brows can drastically alter the impression.
If your eye shape is quite different from Hirose’s, using eye tape to change the crease and create a double eyelid is one technique you can try.
[Face Imitation] Compilation of Impression Makeup and Mask Makeup (11–20)
Kasumi Arimura look-alike makeup
Kasumi Arimura, who is hugely popular in movies, dramas, and commercials, is adored by many—some might even wish they were born with a face like hers.
This video shows how to do makeup to look just like her.
Her distinctive tear bags (aegyo-sal) are created by drawing them in with concealer and other products.
Learning techniques like this that others might not know is one of the unique benefits of video tutorials.
It’s fascinating to watch the face become like a canvas and gradually transform to look just like hers.
Namie Amuro-inspired cosplay makeup
Namie Amuro, who retired in 2018 under the watchful eyes of many fans.
She still has a huge following, and you can hear her many songs on the streets and on TV, right? Would you like to try a makeup imitation that lets you become Namie Amuro yourself? If you’re a true fan, you’ll definitely want to give it a try! Capture her look by focusing on her striking, beautiful forehead, the sleek, straight nose bridge, and wide double eyelids—pick up the tips and give it a go.
And don’t forget the braided styles or loose curls to complete the set!
TWICE Nayeon-chan mask makeup
A makeup tutorial that imitates Nayeon from TWICE—a K-pop idol group especially popular among young women—might interest you too, right? She has a face everyone admires, and you might think it’s hard to achieve on your own…
but watching Zawachin, a pro at impression makeup, carefully explain and demonstrate it in a video makes you want to give it a try, doesn’t it? The tutorial shares tips like using pink-toned eyeshadows and blush, subtly creating under-eye bags (aegyo-sal), and shaping and drawing the eyebrows.
Give it a try yourself!
Aespa Karina-chan imitation makeup
This is the “aespa Karina look-alike makeup” featured on Himari Hazuki’s channel, which is a great reference for younger generations and for trendy makeup, hair styling, and fashion.
aespa, a multinational group with members from Korea, China, and Japan that debuted in 2020, has been gaining attention as a new wave in K-pop.
This tutorial recreates the look of Karina, the leader of aespa, and can transform you into a more mature vibe.
It’s also a great reference for Korean-style makeup, so highly recommended.
