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Dropped in for Rodeo cheeseburger and some of their new chicken
nuggets.
...counter was empty until...an utterly silent Kabuki makeup-faced girl
seemed to float over from one side, as if on a slow sushsi conveyor...
...nary a word of greeting nor a facial expression, just silence as I
ordered and paid...
Makeup was porcelain perfection, clothing was all black...non
responsive to a friendly smile even... https://www.facebook.com/groups/1089091275454418/posts/1465732644456944/
Their new nuggets are not bad, significantly more moist than the Wendys' version, a definite chickeny flavor, breading is crispy in a good way.
Honey mustard dip was kicked up a notch, some pepper and perhaps
additional vinegar - had a brown mustard kind of heat level.
AI Overview
Kabuki-inspired makeup in the goth lifestyle uses dramatic white face bases and stark black or red lines to create an edgy, theatrical look.
Key Elements of Kabuki-Goth Makeup
rCo Whiteface Base: A flat, opaque white foundation or cream paint creates a striking, high-contrast canvas.
rCo Dramatic Linework: Inspired by traditional kumadori (the dramatic face paint of Kabuki theatre), goths use sharp black or crimson lines to emphasize eyes, brows, and cheekbones.
rCo Dark Lips: Finished with deep black, blood-red, or plum lipstick to maintain the moody, nocturnal aesthetic.
rCo Fusion with Subculture: Often paired with back-combed hair, velvet or PVC clothing, and heavy metal accessories.
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