What does ulzzang mean

First of all you don’t need to be a Korean to be a ulzzang. Many non-asians try their to be ulzzang but only few succed. K-beauty standards are really high and not every non-Korean and fit them. So few ulzzangs fail to fit the beauty standards and face a lot of criticism.

The History

The earliest use of the term on record involves three high school girls then known as the Eun-Kwang Ulzzang Trio, Eun-Kwang being the name of their high school. The girls, who may have been the first to ever earn the distinction of having the “best face,” eventually pursued acting and modeling careers.

What is ulzzang aesthetic? Ulzzang, which means “best face” in Korean, refers to the makeup and fashion trend in which women and men look their best in pictures. … It must include well-done makeup, healthy skin, and a cute appearance. It is also about a casual fashion for sweaters, T-shirts, and jeans.

Ulzzang is notable for its use of natural-looking skin tones in the make-up, so you don’t want the lashes to look heavy or clumpy. Use nude eyeshadow and other natural-looking make-up. It’s best to sweep a white/beige eyeshadow across the lids to keep the make-up safe with most outfits.

Aegyo (Korean: 애교; Hanja: 愛嬌) in Korean refers to a cute display of affection often expressed through a cute voice, changes to speech, facial expressions, or gestures. … The word is often translated as “cuteness” in English, and can be compared to the Chinese concept of sājiāo (撒嬌), or the Japanese concept of kawaii.

The word 오빠 (oppa) is a good example of this kind of aegyo. It means’ older brother for those not familiar with ‘오빠 (Oppa). ‘ Girls use it to refer to a guy who is a little bit older than them. Since lots of guys like being called ‘Oppa,’ using this word in a cute aegyo manner has more effect than other words might.

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