What's wrong with the pattern or crown pattern on the women's Tang Yin?

Face roll (face roll) and face roll on both sides of cheeks (dimple means "smile like a flower")

The makeup of ancient women's faces. In the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yao's "Yiling Record" volume: "Crane grass, crawling also. Its flowers are dusty and lavender in color, and its pedicel leaves are as short as willows. When it blooms in summer, it is also called green leaf flower. Nanrenyun is a beautiful grass, and it is dry to replace the face. "

I have a bud on my forehead.

As for the origin of flower bud, according to the record quoted from Wu Hou Ji in Song Gaocheng's Miscellaneous Five Elements Book, in the Southern Dynasties, "Princess Shouyang, a woman, had a chapter under the eaves of the temple, and plum blossoms fell on her forehead, which could not be removed. After washing for three days, it fell down, and the maids were very strange and contended for the result. " I don't know why it is called "plum blossom makeup" or "Shouyang makeup". It was also in the Tang Dynasty that decals became popular. This makeup method, also known as Hanako and Plum, is applied to eyebrows of various shapes. Not painted with paint, but pasted the cut pattern on the forehead. The materials used to cut flower buds are gold foil, paper, fish cheekbones, carp scales, camellia cakes, etc. After cutting, they can be put in makeup. The most interesting thing is that even dragonfly wings can be used as flower buds! For example, "Dream of Louis" written in the Song Dynasty said: "In the late Tang Dynasty, the imperial court or the net got dragonflies and loved their delicate green, so they painted their wings with golden pens and made small flowers." It can be seen that in ancient times, women's makeup methods were not only rich, but also unique and eclectic.