6.) Unsure of where to start? Follow some of our simple hair and mokeup tutorials tostart your journey! Rasdoninenfa tn Moret and thon oo. being gan] ane cers A comprehensive guide to all things gyaru. From the origins of the style to the current ne'll lead you through the world of uti to being gal!We would like to thank the following photographers for donating their time, resources, and work to our lookbook! Airi Enchanted (@enchanted_workshop} Chris Joeri Kosters (@joeri.kosters) 3 Gretchen Hail (@oikisu) Kat GladModels Agency (gladmodels_agency) Kelsey Sarah (@themainstreeteclectical) Lea Marijela (@marijela.n) quiz) al Cover feature ¥ {Left to right Noémie & “J Papillon is o non-profit magazine created through the donations and Nene Anthony (@uninspired.st) Sara-) Vasquez Smith (@madgirlart) Vani Silvia (@vivii.lueberry) efforts of volunteers. Brands mentioned and recommended are in no way affiliated with Popilion unless stated otherwise. All opinions and recomendations belong to the writers, models, and staff and may not reflect the opinion of everyone involved. We urge you to do your own research before purchasing recommended products. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. —‘A y- \ pi RPO sae m8!06 Meet our models! 08 History of Gyaru: A Substyle Guide 10 Quiz! What's Your Substyle? 12 Gyarusa Worldwide 24 Baby Gals! 28 Fashion: Spring Summer 2020 52 Boy's Corner 64 Gyaru Before & After 66 Makeup Tutorials 72 Hair Tutorials 78 Haircare for Beginners 82 Meet Gyaransu! 88 PAPILLON CELEBRATES PRIDE 96 Broke Bitch Guide 100 To Our Beginners 102 What's in my bag? 104 Nail Inspiration! 106 Hall of Memes 108 Reader's Corner 110 Staff + ModelsCountry: UK Country: Israel Sonethnen ‘couriry: Peru Country: France Country: USA Country: Spain Country: Netherlands Country: USA. Country: USA iz] Country: Canada Country: Canada Country: USA,TAKE A LOOK AT HOW an FAR WE HAVE COME... =! fl Mid - Late Late 90s - 90s Early 2000s. Early 2000s — Brown hair | Super mini school skirt | Loose socks | Oversized cardigan | Tan skin | Purikura 7“ journal | Tropical flower ecru Ons | Stomping boa Phone Pag charms md ‘Thick black liner | (2 colored contacts | Deeply tanned tan | \e makeup above eyes, down onto the cheeks, White lipstick | Unnatural colored il hair & Extensions | Plastic sheet for streetsitting Leg | 3 ‘warmers | Heavy bag ‘of makeup | Face stickers w ire | Alba CV ‘tanned skin | White > Concealer | Bleoched | Micro rn shirt | Super pletform shoes Kogal is said to have been Inspired by Namie Amuro. Many sought to emulate ined skin, light brown False lashes became more popular with this makeup. style and those after it & long boots. strong." OTT gyaru | More prominent gol style | Big hair often sujimori and usually shades of blonde or unnatural colors | Furry legwarmers | Brand items. from DIA& GALEO | Long & heavily deco nails | Leopard print and fur | Medium to Dark tans. f style. | Very large, curly hair in shades ‘of bionde/brown | Deco nails | Pink & white clothing | Flowers & / ‘gingham | Lots of lace | Bows & | ¢ oversized hair ‘accessories | classic. ‘gol makeup coat = 4 roan oe ‘and iy One of the ond (ae: ‘to not require a —_— ‘Tough, rebellious style | Dark\ 4 clothing, usually tracksuits | T-shirts, hoodies, caps | Any color hair from black to blonde, shaved is not uncomman | Heavy focus on dark eye makeup. “American casual.” | Comfortable and casual | Bold colors, patterns, and slogan t-shirts | Hats and jeans common | Hair is ‘shades of blonde | Medium tan skin, ‘tan | Any color hair | Dark smokey eyes & dark lips | Crosses, studs, rips, andEarly 2000s a Early 20008 ‘Mid 2000s Male counterpart to ‘ganguro and manba: Alba Rose and tropical clothing |'4 Long Unnatural Colored Hair ) ve Feminine | More sex ‘appeal | Mori hairstyles (or, at least heavily curled hairstyles) in shades of brown/blonde; Deco Deeply tanned st ‘White face makeup only ‘above the eyes, not on the cheeks [Very light J / colored contacts | Plastic ‘accessories lke leis | White) (usually synthetic) hair. 74 Taking manba to 7 the extreme: \ Manba makeup, usually without the black eyeliner OR ‘Amore masculine style: Less makeup | Focus on ‘all hair | Bermuda shorts | / Colorful tanktops. nails & accessories | Top & bottom lashes | Circle lenses | Primarily black & pink clothes | Lingerie-aspects to ‘the clothi ‘Mid 2000s Te f > faltemative to hime gyaru | airs brownfblonue & 7 of curled, usually styled / down | Clothing | Niiways has pine | Roses & hearts are| 4 // Predecessor to kurogal and \< tsuyome. Not an actual substyle” but a trend. Clothing colors are { ‘toned down from colorful gal choices | Usually brown/blonde hair | Glittery makeup but no face stickers | Makeup almost 0 dark version of manba: Toned ‘down white makeup, Darker eye ‘makeup | Medium - Dark tan | circle lenses | Clubwear, ‘on brands and brand names | Hair in shades of brown! blonde/ted, usualy long & Vtraight or curled | More ‘toned-down makeup | Leopard print is common | Light fe Medium tan> 4 ate 2013) ee More adult, toned down version of agejo. Still keeping the agejo style, but making it almost ‘a cross between ‘agejo and one. ‘At by: Starehyu 16 starchyu) Japanese Schoolgi Inferno by Petree Macias ond num Evers A tan gyaru. Can be ‘tsuyome, banba, or ‘even manba. ‘rw. gyors-108 fandom cond ‘wikThe_Gyaru Wa ‘worw.gyarufandom.comd ‘wikiMain_Poge Mony thanks to (Chris (6! lomiann)Ber WEES Vol “A Sometimes! But 'm not ‘super worried about it. B Not really, | place more emphasis on my makeup. Fashion is more important ‘than tanning. > TANOR DE, “A Shades of blue, natural tnd cutel B Pinks, reds, unnatural colors! © Anything natural and aalyreyad (D) The most unnatural possible. USE THIS TEST TO FIGURE OUT WHICH 5 OR MORE OF ONE LETTER IS THE SUBSTYLE YOU SHOULD TEST OUT! SUBSTYLE YOU SHOULD TRY! “A Sneakers or slides, B) Heels or boots. “A Youthful, cute, wild B Sexy, outgoing, rule-breaker c apa aed ‘together, never © Heels, all the way! D Crocs or platforms onlylt _D Wild, troublemaker, glves-no-shite. look cute, maybe youn PE ea OORT B Ion tooo sexy © Lwant to look cute and beoutiful, binot ike Hn tying too hard | sfmnot wearing 116s then Fm not eaving the house. “A Shopping atthe mall B Hitting up karaoke bars. € Shopping designer labels. a ie street, 1D aT otaSUES UNE Se aS MOSTLY B’S You should try: Bright ond colorful, this style », Senay bt at ace woe based af of the japanese foaleesen tt a amorous an lea of what was 902 American gine ees Reson Rant Se mt ar Si saa dressed with some lngere-ike items ore a must. Js fashion. It's more casual thon © lot of other gal styles with boggy jeans, sneokers and baseball caps. Hoir was dyed ‘mostly blonde but in easy styles. ‘And you gotta’ use chunky jewelry and big fun belts! ‘Ageto gals usually wear Black x Pink ‘PWG Burple color comomntions. {ehairis dyed ts usualy on the ‘darker side for extra sexiness. One of the 06 styles {rom the 90s. Based on Jopanese school uniforms, kogals shorten their skrts and wear the iconic loose socks. They will sometimes dye their hair to go along, with their nails and gal makeup. Lots of super cute accessories! Rock and Visual-kel are the source ‘of inspo here. if you're more into dark colors, ripped clothing and piercings, then this isthe fashion for you. Rokku use literally everything that you would ‘ee ina rock band. From wildy colored ‘ond cut hair to cross necklaces to studs. STLY C'S You should try: Apatner ved se rote gols have super dark sn, white makeup on ips nose ond aroun he ‘original style to Himekali (casual princess) It focuses on becoming an ‘actual princess with behive-style hair, pink and white Clothing, and soft dolly makeup. Just ‘about everything is deco'd with ‘gems and lace, Saeea et | ‘hemeives for having tanned Beenbucty tit, aeeecnitoscent | taesnotiorgettelong deced ( i begederaie One Is literally the “older sister” type of ‘gal. Brands ond brand names are ‘essential to the style as most gals in the fashion tend to be older and have disposable income. Heir, nis and | makeup are mostly subtie ond not as flashy as lot of other substyles. Gangure, Bepening’on wha era, i hod different looks. The original style was more ‘summery while the later version brought in ‘more pastels and even darker tans!L GA F LURUE BO| ~~, a @ f 4PVA, ert art 8 pare. By debe HTTPs://suzuri.JP/DEDEDOOO ~SHIN. 28. SPAIN. | Kindness is underrated. In this to be kinder to others and myself every day. Although | do bite if you wake me up before 09:00, time | love to hang out with friends, do my nails, and be os free-spirited as | can. world of cruelty and mockery, | try lam o 19 year old college student with @ major in English! In my free 4 KAT. 21. USA. I love to chat and hype other gals! I'm only about positivity and will gracefully exit stage left if | sense negativity lol Gyoru has changed me in so many ways; it's given me so much confidence cond creative range. I didn't Feel like myself for a long time until gyaru came along. It became a creative ‘outlet and eventually | grew more comfortable in my skin and slowly become the gal | am todoy! i 4aWinton cgoo ek ae coos eee ne eee eos eer eae Peg Ta cam ed ene eee irae A aoe eee coe ee eee ey rere ke eas Be etre eke is ere Ca cre es Pere eo Lam @ night owl ond do envy eee ee eee eee Pee eee ed Peer ee eens See ae ar) peoerion ys eure acs Pee er written by Ursule K. Le Guin, she Peete era eee eee ed Sane cea) oe oea cer erg te id cond My name is Gretchen and my pronouns are she/her. My preferred Br ress Pen Nee tase eee eect Pate eel Meee) eee ery Coe ar cs er What de you do in your spare time? eae aerate eed cafes and try their matcha lattes and ee en et favorite foods currently and | love rrr pee een ka con ene ere ena Tee eae While | excel in English, Ive Pee ec school career while my peers seem to comprehend even the smallest eee eee Needs Ae eee ec penne ea ere erm ae Pane oe ee es into gyaru Poor eer ee eet Pe ae nes Peace ee ree en Features and went back t lurking er oso ee ec ener ary Pek are renee ena cee) 1s there ony sub-style thet you want ato eee ee) SE eee Ce eeu ee Re ee Bers erveue tor yt areata eee oer aa ee tan ee er peer nner eer] See eer tod Pari oem) Ev ieee er ey Do you have a favorite TY show, ed uaa ea ee eea eet a ee een Bact a eee rs ies kere Do aoe ‘gel been s0 far? 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The contacts are more distinct to other styies, ‘Compared to sys ike yornamba, but not fo be ‘ond hairs usualy browns and worm blondes with Confused with being easy. pretty woves, ‘Onee gyaru.A substyle that is both refined and beautiful. Roughly translated, it _meons "older sister go” signifying a gol who has more experience and insight to {gyoru thon others. The big sister who knows the ins & outs and the tps & tricks that ‘we might not. She has lived out her wildest gol dreams and graduated to © more ‘mature look. Outsiders or people new to gol may see onee gyaru as a more simple version of the style. It may appear lke an easier substyle to master due tots subdued nature, but ths isa misconception, The subtety of enee gyaruis what ‘makes itficlt to pul off Being that gyaru iso style that prides itself on being ‘extreme and standing out. having to reign that into something softer can prove ifcult fr those who don't have a firm grasp on the essential elements of gal. For clarity, we turn to Leo, seasoned gyaru vet and head of Papillon, for a better understanding of what exactly onee gyaru is and what it takes to et there: sed ta love Sayoko Czak, Ayaka Endo ondafew holds hat go out as wel a ony doy that | Would ‘mere, Sakura wos my biggest inspiration for have plons atfer work then fd wake up earlyandide young, gowid, have un wth gyar..Onee gyaru ‘makeupfor thelongest ‘most but eyeloshes and add on quickly inthe ‘equites a subte balance thats dificut you havent bathroomat work! My coworkerswere surprised.at__getten a basic understancing of what gyarus! fist but dit cre, cboho,2 fi Using denim for refreshing & nostalgic gal looks!‘What do gals do forfun? @ | When drinking with friends, Lea likes to scream at men on the'street to ove her group free drinks if they want to talk @ JOne time, she went home with 4 bag ful of cleohol after drinking & y lot because they recieved somuch reste HECK a RIN yp C oat Psa pienco} SS While everyone's journey is different, ‘a.good way for gals to figure out ‘what they enjoy mostis by trying ; butvarocs subj Before coming inter curent ye Bi Leo wore substi ike Nmet | roxturcnd even arb Don't be afraid to branch out to the many sides of gyarulcovering fiom myjspine surgery she watched episodes of 'SnoglMarty/Avoid/@ British show about people with / treme” styles. There eres couple of girs in gyaru on I so She'ended up researching iJAt fst she wasn'ta massive fan ofthe style. "But, as someone who's never ceally had gil fiends, the UK Gal community;maseively appealed to me.” ‘She spent her years recovery experimenting to find he style. ‘The concept of "cuteness" comes in many different flavors ‘and can be applied across various substyles. You can dress it up in onee gyaru for @ sweet and elegant look or take inspiration from rokku to give ita bit of an edge. This idea can be applied to gyaru os a whole. Being o mokeup-based style, gyaru allows you to build upon the current style and wardrobe you've already cultivated, For newer gals, this may be confusing, How exactly do you work your wardrobe into gyaru? If you're unsure of how to fit your current style into gal, start with researching substyles! You can refer to our timeline in the beginning of this issue and start ‘googling from there. While you don't have to fit into a substyle to be gyaru, they are ‘@ great way to begin your gal journey and figure out how gal fits into your look!wre How do hime ayers get nei big hair? SOME ease ther hair, ut CS ‘Gee common to wea ‘pigs and hair pieces! \anowns or0und,6 srarjreceotmenuney Pe ents (1008 00 mepenssonthens ore ate eneases Prpccsayoeas Fiscegmnumun cy fe° 7 Som Over os no cs Demane etic cae Stiond)jesns‘We asked Nene if there are ary substyles she leans towards, 9, which ones 7 NGL for the style. have ng ap what 'm doing 99.2506 pene ‘of classy’ ‘ond sexy. Nene gets inspiration from the new and old EGG magazines ‘whenever she's looking to do something casusl and cute She also likes to get inspo off ‘the older Slack Diomond gals for outfit ideas whenever she wants to go all out "love the fluffy leg warmers so much! Cost: New York & Company Tor: Papaya Jeans: Kencon Suces:Daly Shoes Son Francisco Jeu: Beya! ee Mature styles tend to be more toned down than substyles like hime gyaru ‘or mana. When wearing these types of looks, it's important to put a bit of a gyaru spin on it y Whether you dress itup with fun Ss shoes, big hair, chains, or a hint of ‘stomach, remember to give elegant looks @ twist that embodies your ‘own spirit of gallGyaru is well known for being over the top. Big hair, bright colors, ong nails, strong contour, stronger highlight. What many people don't realize is that it can ‘also be simple. Generally speaking, so long as your ‘makeup is in check, you can dial the other elements up ‘or down as you please, Remember: the most gal thing you can dois wear the style in your own way.iT bea ! C0 inant” é. =e AGeorgie and Emily often do photoshoots in convenience stores for some color @ Basically every time we're too lazy to take outfit pics outside or want ‘a more colorful background we ‘ake pics there!” Bu Tor: Albo Rose Ovenais: Zara Mon Sons: Havaionas Hi: Kinj Hearajuks Hasonsc: No Loge Denim Heart AKP: Gift from Noy ‘Accessones: Offorond, Hendmadeoi inmy gyaru ‘compilation. Tor: WA Paice: Secondhand ices: Dols Hasossc:Tepten Accessonts ‘Alba Roza, Daiso, Offerandhot pants Searing wth he ay doef Boga bty unite reer BF ee ee ceric BP olwoys been a gyaru trend. Who Se ee 08, . |. pedazzled cap ae . 20" Sparkles are a gat’ bestfriend! Oe «5 ebro bonds orice ; ; Ener oy, tua * * 2 Sefily yon : -scrunchies © Nostalgia boom A cute serunchie has the ablity to add both fun ‘and casualness to your outfit. Bonus points for the gyaru Rear ci g a. * » the make * © The most important aspect of any go's looks, of course, the makeup! Almost any outfit can Become gyaru if your makeup licks al the right boxes gp = floral print 1 Another staple print for gyaru is, \ cheoure orl From the beach iy, scrote RVR) sweet rose of imotay yur nd fori cl over oh ° 1, r Saal . We »» chunky shoes ES Ever dreamed of growing a few more inches? Is ga the style for Yyou! @ In alt ofthe funkler ubstyes, giant platforms are ‘considered a requirement! o> accessories there's one thing a ga loves, = its doing the most! This opplies to accessories, as well, Never be afraid to go all out when fccessorzingl® ~ gal spirit 1°) gat lok may come from thr fa makeup and sje But tet Somes tom witht Be 2 aio canis GeeUSE THIS TEST TO FIGURE OUT WHICH ZEWHATESHVOUR Do you uxe 10 TaN? Sometimes! But mnot super Worried about It. WwW Not realy, | place more emphasis fon my makeup, Fashion is more Important than tanning. TAN OR DIE. (Whar worps gest, DESCRIBE|VOU?, Youthful, cute, wild. Sexy, outgoing, rule-breaker. ld, troublemaker, sgives-no-shits. Wuar KIND OF MAKEUP DO YOU WEAR? Lary to look cute, maybe younger thdn'aetuoly enn 7 6 | want to look a litle sexy and provocative when go out! | want te look neat and natura I'm not wearing 10Ibs then I'm not leaving the house. Whuar contacts 00.vou GRAVITATE TOWARD?, Shades of blue, natural and cute! Red, shades that look more harsh ‘nd unnatural ‘Anything natural and dolly-eyed. ‘The most unnatural possible. ‘What)coLor|cominares YOUR|WARDROBE?, My wardrobe is super colorful. Black, white and red, Black. white, cream, maybe some other earth tones. ‘The most neon things I can find. oy SUBSTYLE YOU SHOULD TRY! 5 OR MORE OF ONE LETTER IS THE SUBSTYLE YOU SHOULD TEST OUT! WHAT KIND [OF SHOES|DO, ‘VOUIPREFER?, Sneakers or sides. Goth style boots. Boots and pointed toe shoes. Crocs or platforms onlyi! How]mucn time\00)vou) [SPENO[ON|YOUR|HAIR?. | curl or straighten it, but don’t Spend too long on it ‘1am picky, and make sure it looks am picky, and ma ol ‘Lam yery picky. and prefer itto be exactly as expected, Eh, as long as itis wild I'm fine! How/0o |vou|reet ABOUT/JEWELRY? {ike wearing some, usually a ‘watch ond some coal earrings. like crosses and skulls, chokers ind earrings and rings. {rarely wear any, maybe o thin choln or some earrings. Leis and rainbow jewel row my eye the most! How polvou precer To ‘SPEND|YOUR |WEEKEND?, ‘Shopping at the mall Hitting up karaoke bors! ‘Shopping designer labels. Sitting on the street. probabl beingirowdy. G CALCULATING RESULTS...SUES AT seers \ WD AS NeW SoM isNe (a) amekgji @gaining n forty rome ‘in Wher sen’ an aa been mixed a ot with other Japanese sweet syies “Today, think that we can ds hhostafyles in a few categories, ‘with ioxury marks suen as ux Bron. We can be ete Hon et or ‘Onirke, which refers tot ‘mature style, Tare gra afew mionsia we bean ayo va ft The ‘modern te atcop sight ond ert tend out a much Seas, Inuscans who workin hast cbs, hast ‘Spec when ter new bangtsnt The Sentoo guys (Cento ore missing wih te geraureNamo reaty usc nereareonyieh, ori WE {fart are they ust for some event ‘wth pore-para or DecabarMy inspiration now mosty from hosts who have perfect makeup ‘and hairstyles that moke my heart best faster than a sole no foshion store. here fs clways something to improve and get more Inspiration. Right now,™m improving on my makeup. Before. | did not wear ony but my gyoniso Velvet got mento ond started, {to weor foundation | dnt know thet | wanted this before ond ‘now Inever go toa meeting without I ‘After my trip to Jopan last year, | fell in lve with the Namida Bukuro Moke sow 39 many gas. guys do thot made a new yor: Fesolutton to try it outin 2020, but m gonna ask the community for help. My other resolution isto wear earings which is an important accessory for me to complete mmy look. aready found the perfect earrings but I Just need to get my ears perced.Puton circle lenses [Geo Bauer - Brows) Combine [MISSHA M BB Boowen) foundation, ‘ond eyelid tape [Musa IMISSHA M Sicnarune Reat Courtere BB crea} and then use the darkest color of Misha’s brow palette [Twn Brow Kir (No.LUNaTunat Bro¥)] ne Calor te yeboas ita bright eyeshadow in dark color of the same palette Twn Bow Kir saigy waka es al bata (No.t/Naruna. Brown) for Re chebareging rico proctce my eye makelpt Colour the inner corner af the eye using the [NYX. ‘The lost point of my makeup isthe nose contouring Joao Ere Penci. (608 Corrace Cxeese)} and finish the For this fuse the darkest colar from the same brow eye makeup with [MISSHA 7Dave Timea Eveonow m Polette. The highlighter is eye pencil by NYX thot Stiona Brawn] to extend the eyelid fala, both for the Fre used before forthe inner corner inner and the outer parts= e359\d simple Look for the jo needs to Look cute rough the weekday! 4)Pull.the hair above the hair §) Add so ‘and below to creat 2 took wth some giter sry.© 0 GIISEH 0 Gn > i i Purr-fect for the classy and elegant gyaru who still wants to show her Love for the wild side!Mastering the volume, texture, and mountain peaks’ of gyaru-o hair is 9 must! Apply gel all over with your, fingers to give it more volume. Use Whig @ hair dryer to fluff out the hair ond @ use your fingers to give it a more natural touch at the top of the head Works best on dyed/bleached hair for the classic look. eIn the Gyaru world, hair extensions are commonly used tohelp create a lt ofthe hairstyles we see the models wear. From long voluminous curls, to the more complicated Sujimori hairstyles, many Gals use different types of hair extensions to achieve their look. Now | want to stress for newer Gals, hair extensions are 100% OPTIONAL! There's actually a ton of madels that are shown with shorter hairstyles and no extensions. But that's a different conversation for a different day. n this aitice 'm going to talk more about my favorite, and personally what think are the easiest hair extensions: clip: in hair extensions, There's a million other ways that vary in petmanency, but today is all about clip- ins. . Follow @ eriprettyo Human Hair vs Synithetic Hair Now obviously we gotta start with materials. Most hair extensions you'll see vary in price and quality. And the biggest jump in the price difference is whether you're wanting human. hair or synthetic hair. Human hair has the benefit of being able tobe colored, treated, and styled just like you would your own, hair. But for those reasons, human hairis also more expensive, Which brings me to synthetic hair. Synthetic hairis made from various man-made polymers and plastics- although it can also be made from natural polymers and cellulose as well. PVC, Polyester, ilk, and Silicone are common materials that are Used in synthetic hair. The upside is that synthetic hair can be VERY affordable! And ‘most synthetic hair on the market (aside from Halloween store wigs), does have a degree of heat protection to it Meaning it can be styled like human hair. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions on how much heat can be applied to your specific hair extensions. The downside is that synthetic hair cannot be colored to match like human hair. So picking your shade can be a little tricky Exclusive Inf Papillon’s Hai Eri and Melissa Exper’ What | Are Clip-ins? {As the name suggests, clip-ins are temporary hair extensions that clip to your real hair. There's no glue or heat used to adhere them to your hair. And you can easily remove them at the end of your day. | personally like these because there's little commitment and | can just pop them in whenever | feel like it. | also really like clip-ins forthe ability to customize where I'm placing the clips to achieve different styles. Long term, dlip-ins are going to be the least damaging to your natural hairTaking Care of Your, Clip-ins Clip:in hair extensions are also the easiest in my opinion to maintain, Since they're not always on your head, they don't need to be washed as often as other kinds of extensions. usually only wash my wigs and extensions when they get too tangled, or they picked up an odor from being out and about. For example, cigarette smoke and certain foods can stick to the hair and linger To wash your extensions, place them in abig enough bowl to ft them. Add warm (not too hot) water, and whatever shampoo of your choice. Usually baby shampoo is a good gentle option for human hair, and liquid fabric softener is really good for synthetic hair. Gently massage the product into the hair to make sure it's evenly distributed end to end. Then rinse in either the sink or your bath faucet until the water runs clear and there's no more bubbles. For conditioner, you can either massage itin then rinse it out. Or you can fill up your bow! again with water, add the conditioner fabric softener for synthetic) That pretty much concludes ths article. | wanted to put out and let it soak overnight. This will make it even easier to there what the different options are for extensions and basic detangle it after. maintenance. Any of the more permanent methods of hair extensions are best discussed with your personal hairstylist. After it's rinsed for the final time, | personally preferto let my And they will go over the best home care and maintenance for extensions air-dry. Run awide-tooth comb through them and whatever you choose for your hair extension needs. | add an oll product to help detangle them. But you can personaly choose clip-ins because of how versatile and axst ‘blow dry them as well. Just be sure to use low heat, and effective they are. The more permanent hair extensions cost a less tension if you're blow-drying them with a brush. Once lot of money, so | wanted to bring up a more economical they/te dry, style them as you like! option for those who are on a budget. Colored Hair Guide with Melissa >>ete Care Conter Nowadays, hair color is more accessible than ever. Itis especially important in gyaru, where bleaching one's hair was an act of defiance and community. I's not uncommon to see photos ‘of gals from the early eras with fried looking bleached hair, however, nowadays overprocessed hairs the opposite of what we want. Here are a few tips to keep your haircolor looking fresh and your hair feeling smooth! a - Follow sissadoesyours® Caring for. your, hair: 1)Try to wash less often and use a sulfate free shampoo. Over washing your hair not only strips the ols from your scalp, making your hair dry and frizzy, butit also pulls the color molecules out of the outer layer of your hair, which will fade your color faster. If you must wash your hair every day, try alternating with a cleansing cream ora co-wash every other wash, 2) Invest in a couple good masks.A protein mask will help keep your hair's structure strong, and a moisturizing mask will keep it soft and friz-ree. 3)Tutn down the heat on your hot tools! Heat sucks the color out cof your hair faster than washing it ever will! Your hot tools should never go above 380°H/193°c. Higher temps are used for professional treatments. Using a heat protectant with your tools is a must ~ithelps mitigate the damage caused by excessive heat. Be sure you use a dedicated heat protectant. Using an oil or serum not made for heat protection can actually fy your hair more 4) Look into at home glosses or color masks to refresh your color between touch ups. These are demi- and semi-permanent treatments that are also healthy you, like gel polish for your hair. '5) Even if you do your color at home, try to make it into the salon a few times a year fora professional treatment. The difference between at home treatments and professional treatments is huge, and they don’t have to be too expensive. Exclusive Information from Papillon’s Hair Experts Eri and MelissaExpert) Melissa . x Author's. Picks: S.. For a sulfate free shampoo, ry LOMA Daily Shampoo S ($14-$30USD). It’s aloe based, which balances your hair and scalp’s ph level. © Fora good mask, try AG Reconstruct ($34USD). Its vegan, plant-based protein won't make hair fee! brittle or dry. For a heat protectant spray, Bumble&bumble Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Heat & UV Protective Primer($28USD). It's ES double-duty, protecting against fading and heat damage from “hot tools and the sun, For athome glosses, Overtone ($18-30USD) has many colors to suit both natural and unnatural hair colors. Other good options are KeraColor Color Clenditioner ($22USD) for vivid colors or Kristin Ess Signature Gloss ($14USD) for natural colors My favorite restorative salon treatment is Keratin Complex Express Blowout ($100-$200USD). It smooths the hair without removing natural curl, and creates additional © structure for the hair using their Advanced Keratin complex. Effects last about 8 weeks your first time and the more you get. them done, the longer the effects will last you. | personally do mine every 8-12 weeks, ANOLUINO i ©. Much love, Melissa oDee ~*~‘What is it like being ina gyaru circle?Thank you so much for joining me today! Som going to jump right in. What's your story? How did Gyaransu' begin? And why did you decide to doa gal unit instead of a circle? The story of Gyaransu began while Alice, Marie, and Noémie were in another French gal unit called “Reborn”. Reborn wasn't very active so we decided to create our own gal circle. Afterwards, a few other friends ended up joining us. We realized that many gals and gyaru-o from other countries liked gyaru, too, and decided to open Gyaransu as a gal unit for people who can ‘speak Frenchor live in France and love Gyaru style. How often do you meet up? At the beginning of Gyaransu, ‘We met up once a month. Since we are a gal unit, it can be quite difficult to organise. We try to do some meets in Paris for people who can, then one or ‘two meets per year for everyone as a whole seeing as we're not all from France! We have members from France, Belgiurn, ‘Switzerland... One of our members is from Korea, but she lives in Paris. There are 8 of us now! (Once a month is amazing! And it's really good that you don't just focus on Paris but have 9 Yes, the most important thing when joining Gyaransu is to speak French so that we can communicate with each other. (And participate in one or two meets per year!) ‘And I see you do events as well as, panels. What was it lke planning for that? Yes, we try to participate in events as much as possible. Planning these kinds of events is very, very difficult (as you can imagine, we're a group but we're not from the same city) We must organize— who can be there, what items to bring for the stand, which members will do makeup. hair, nails. I's really difficult if we don't have enough members at exhibitions because we meet so many people who want to try gyaru But we try our best to do it! (They lough) For fashion shows, it's all about contact with Japanese brands via social ‘media and sometimes they don't speak English so negotiations cre in Japanese. How do you select your new members? Are there certain uidelines that members have to First, they must subscribe to our website and send us a picture. We contact the person and try to organise a few meetups with them, as most of our members need to meet them before theyre accepted. We want all of Gyaransu to be friends, so it's very important that members meet the new gals before acceptance. They must like and have a basic gyaru style so that we can see their evolution. Even beginners can jin us. Gyaru evolves constantly so all people have a chance to join Gyaransu! ‘Where do you see 'Gyaransu' in the In the future? Well, we are all friends, and even within the next few years we will continue to speak to each other and share our memories together. | (Noemie) ‘would like to go to visit Belgium ‘and Switzerland with Gyaransu to visit our members Ethan, Keru, and Anais. A Gyaransu trip abroad ‘would be cool! ove the sound of that! Thank you so much to Gyaransu for joining us. twas really nice to get the inside details on gal units, especially how they organize everything, Be sure to follow Gyaransu to keep up with all of their activitie gyaransu.wixsite.com/gyaransu insu (GAL UNIT) facebook com/gyaransu gyarans\Bday: Aug 1st. Ora0ra Gal Bday: Oct 21st. Onee Gyaru. Fave Bday: June 14th. Gyaru-o, Oni Kel Fave mags are Soul Sister & Ageha, mags are egg, Soul Sister, Fave mag is Men's Knuckles, nuts, & Agaho. 0 CUTEMIN Bday: July 3rd. AV Gal Styl. This picture features a graduated Bday: June 19th. Hime Gyar. Fave magis Ageho, member Hitana (center Fave magis Agena. 220 GEN MEMBER 4 ee ’ & Ra MEMBy & Qwaiitrextakow Bday: Nov 23rd. Ane Gyaru. Bday: Dec 15th. Ageia, Fave magis Agehe. ‘2doy. June Sth. Rokku, Teuyome, Hime Gyaru. Fave mags are ‘Agena 6 egg. Fave magis Ageho, &_ KureGal Nail and Deco @kurogalnail Designs by Naoto from the U.S. Offers both premade designs and custom designs. Prices range from $15 - $25, custom design prices included. lhouraii Designs by Lhouraii from the UX. Offers both premade designs and custom designs. Prices generally range from £9 - £40 ($10 - $50), custom design prices vary.la Reach Out ‘What we know as Pride today started out as a fight back against the oppression of the LGBTQ+ community in a historical event called The Stone ‘Wall Riots, Ina modern context, it can mean many different things to many different people across the world. A continued battle against oppression, a celebration of one's self and community, a time of remembrance for those who have been lost to prejudice or the fight against it. For some, it may be a gleam of hope towards the future. For others, it may act as a reminder of how far we still have to go. Papillon wants to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community ond support those who are unable to be safely out ond proud and may be suffering because of it. If you are feeling hopeless, we urge you to reach out for help. You can find a list of hotlines for various countries. here: togetherweare-strong.tumblr.com/helpline You can find lists of LGBTQ+ resources and organizations here: thetrevorproject.org glaad.org/resourcelist thesafezoneproject.com/resources transequality.org/additional-help Whether you're out or closeted, questioning or secure in yourself, facing external problems or struggling internally, you deserve support, safety. and the space to be your true self. We appreciate your place in this world and are proud of how far you've come @ Black Lives Matter Alongside our celebration of Pride, we would like to remind our readers of another ongoing fight for justice against racism and brutality. Black Lives Matter. We've seen the persecution of Black people throughout history across the globe. That persecution continues today whether we choose to acknowledge it or not. Be someone who acknowledges it. Be someone who helps change it. Visit these links to find out how to help: blacklivesmatters.carrd.co tinyurl.com/plmforever To our Black readers, it should go without saying that your life is important and you deserve to be and feel safe, Recent events may be taking a toll on your mental health. We urge you to reach out for help. I you are struggling or feeling hopeless, please visit the following links for mental health organizations and resources: blackgirlssmile.org/resources self.comn/story/black-mental-health-resources ‘The intersection of racism and various forms of descrimination against being LGBTQ+ can be especially difficult. You can find resources and organizations specifically for Black members of the LGBTQ+ community here: centerforblackequity.org glaad.org/publications/coadkit theokraproject.com We appreciate your place in this world and hope we can help work towards a safe world for you®c of @Oiec o somewhere over the rainbow e There's quite a lot of LGBTQ+ members in our community and as such we wanted to bring you a fun Pride spread to celebrate with us this month! Following the theme we interviewed our very own Ethan as well as Black Diamond -from 2000-'s Marchirin. They gave us some fun insight into their lives and views on different things pertaining to both gyaru and LGBTQ+! Interview by Lea ‘Writer, Model, and Head of Papillon= marchirin from kanagawa, japan Bisexual Lived most of her life in Yokohama Member of idol group Black Diamond -From 2000- Is inspired by pretty scenery in her daily life ‘When | was 14 | really looked up to gyaru. | always wanted to - become one, too. Then at 14 | got eyelashes and while | don't know if | was always gyaru, my base has been gyaru since then! ‘When | was 20 this girl started coming on to me really, strongly and due to that | started t! women weren't so bad! In junior high, | really wanted gyaru friends so | “gyaruso. There were so many cute gals and mage: ‘models in the circle so being with them we would have our snaps token and | guess | gradually started to think that I didn’t want to lose. That might have made me want to be famous! 've always loved idols, but | never thought | would become one myself | think it’s the result of trial and error. Hmmm... Around 2012 was the best! The make as well as hair, fashion... everything from that time is perfect to me! My ultimate type! ° Hip hop or traditional japanese, | want to see different genres, 5 fuse with gyaru! Actually, what's a trend? Something that'spopular now? | really love hip hop. Are there any changes with gyaru that you like or dislike? | think its lovely how many styles there are, how many different gyoru, it's ‘great era! Not getting stuck in current trends is what puts gyaru in the frontline! | think it’s ‘good to have many styles. It's number one to express yourself! However, | want everyone to know what kind of gals started gyaru, and what they looked like. People that call kuro gyaru “yamamba", and shiro gyarulgiris that just dye their hair and say they're gyaru, | can't really forgive. Learn properly what ayaruis! | would hate it if people forgot these things and gyaru died out. I want gyaru to remain in history like ninja and samurai have done in Japanese culture. In the Gaijin Gyaru community we have quite alot of LGBTQ+ gyaru/gyaru-o, do you think it's similar in Japan? That's right! I'm happy to have comrades! There's no fone in Japant | only know one person that knows of LGBT, but I haven't met them. Japan (Py, isn’t so open about these things so that might have something to do with it. ‘wonder why there's so many? Gyaru are really free beings, so maybe there are many that don't get stuck in a specific box? . Can you imagine a you that is not gyaru? naked Miyo Marie maybe? Lol. Even if I'm not gyaru | think | am still me... but | can imagine Marcirin disappearing, Maybe when | become « grandma? lpm Lastly, what would you like to say to younger LGBTQ+ gyoru? Have pride in yourself, | want you to have confiden 8ethan from vevey, switzerland © Bisexual “Has moved around a lot, but always in Switzerland Works in the cosmetics industry Has been modeling for Papillon since Vol. 1! How would you define your orientation? I know that there are so many terms and identities today. The genre has become too fluid!! Personally, lam attracted to men and women, so | consider myself as “bisexual!’. However, | fall in love with a personality and a soul rather than an identity. How old were you when you got into gyaru-o and what made you interested in it? f Ihave been attracted to Japanese fashion since | was very young and was into v-kei f (visual kei) style and other more extravagant styles during my school years. Growing up. | f wanted to have a more masculine side. Then when | discovered gyaru and gyaru-o in f 2010/2011, | immediately knew "This is it! | want to go in this direction!” f For me, it remains something that works. is. f expressive and trendy. Even if from the European point of view it remains very feminine/androgynous, for me it brings the ‘amount of masculinity that | was missing. | | started my gyaru-o style in the spring of 2011. What influences your style? Mainly Tokyo fashion magazines and fashion f influencers. When | started, it was the golden age, and the trend was very strong. Now | know what | like and di: , what is good for me and what is not. But | still ike to test and fdiscover and sometimes | make mistakes. My actual influence is Men's Knuckle, a +H men’s fashion magazine. Also | like host-kei and trends. Sometimes | take some tips from Korean fashion as well. Is there anything that you like or dislike about how gyaru-o has changed in recent years? The main point is that the style is dying for men! There's still the hosts and the artists (mainly in music). The gyaru-o as we knew them in 2010, have become very rare, the style has become very sober, Americanized. Many of my favorite brands have disappeared and too few remain, What's your favourite era of fashion? vw» Iwill say 2010-2015! In Japan, that was = huge! And that was a great era for the Gaijin community too. Are there any trends you would like to see? The "couple outfit" trend! | think it's so cute! The more playful, less serious styles like omekaji, surf-kei. It's not always the best on me, but | like to see it! And | really want to see more boys in our gaijin community! It seems like gyaru/gyaru-o attracts a lot of members of the LGBTQ+ community. Why do you think that is? Marginal people appreciate marginal styles. | think it goes hand in hand. Do you think you'll ever stop being gyaru-0? Hard to say what's in store for tomorrow. | have calmed down already. And | think when I get too old | won't be able to take on the whole style. | will probably always have a bond with the trends, the clothes unless | gain too much weight). Come back to me in 5-10 years and we will talk about it again! What would you like to say to younger LGBTQ+ gyaru-0? Hey boy, don't worry about what others think! Do what you want, and what you fee! good about. There will always be someone to help you if you ask (kindly). Dare! Try it! And enjoy every moment by sharing your passions and being proud of what you are!Stepping into the world of gal can be ‘overwhelming! When looking through gyaru magazines or other gals’ social media, it's tempting to go out and buy every product or € of clothing they mention. Before doing that, we would like to show you some ways you can cut costs and still be gyaru, To begin, Kelsey will walk you through how she makes the incredible and affordable yarn wigs she wears with her yamanba looks!INTRO \ 64 Skeine ‘Any pair thot con be) is247 eBay { ‘cut yarn will work! eBoy $5 $8 eater of yort Figure out how Cut yarn. A lot long you want of yarn. Make the wig sure to take Remember the phone and yarn at the base stretch breaks! of your head will Especially if you reach longer have chronic than the yarn on pain, this the top of your process con be head. You will difficult due to have natural the repetitive layering! Measure motions. It took from the base of Kelsey around 8+ your head to as long as you want. For this wig, hours to cut all the yarn needed. Kelsey went down to about her hips. Whatever Put on some movies and rock out! length you decide, cut a piece of yarn 2x that measured length Time to stort! With this wig, Using the hook, Kelsey was pull the yarn going for a through one romanba look, piece at a time. so she framed Only pull it to the the face in pink. halfway point, The rest is done then tie a knot. If in white with you want your some white wig to last a long sparkles! As time, make sure to double knot each strand. will be able to tell how thick the wig needs to be. Adding yarn only to the bottom parts of the braids and not the top can make it less heavy and time consuming. Going any thinner than that could expose the wig cap, so be carefullINTRO Ortarend) YH ovoensnon 0 felon dese S ss } Buying lashes doesn't initially seem expensive, but can start to add up pretty quickly! Especially if you're newer to gyaru and aren't sure what style suits you. Instead of spending $60+ on every Diamond Lash style ‘out there. consider turning to your current lash collection ‘or some cheaper off-brand lashes to start out! Many off-brand lashes don’t quite fit gyaru, but you can alter them to better suit the style you're going for. Asmaler pow. with 0 sharp tip ‘She Mokeup works best! Eyelash Curler $1 In this tutorial, Lata will show you just how to do that! aly Stacking lashes is easy! Take one lash and put some glue along its base along the band line. Wait a litte bit for the glue to get tacky, then take another lash and put it on top of the first. ‘Squeeze them together for a few seconds for them to dray and you're done! Now that your lashes are stacked, it's time to begin styling, You can pick lashes out of a magazine to replicate or just wing it! Gyaru lashes typically have larger spaces than natural lashes to create a "spiky" look. if you're drawing inspiration from a pic, pay attention to how many spikes they have.It's best to start cutting from the middle and ‘work your way outward. If there is an even ‘amount of spikes, you'll want to make your first cut directly in the center. f there is an odd ‘amount of spikes, you'll want to make off-center cuts so the spike is in the middle. Cutting the second band is trickier because you need to match it to your first one, Try to focus ‘on how many spikes there are. If you make ‘your first cut directly in the center of an 8 spike lash, you'll need to make 4 spikes on each side, Since you've cut even gaps in the first lash, try to create four even lashes on each side! Put your main lashes on like you normally ‘would, pushing them up as they dry. After they've dried, curl them. It's important that the center of your lashes stand up more than the outer comer, so try to focus your curling on the middle part! ‘Try your best to cut even gaps! Always cut parallel to the lashes and not across them. Rather than trying to cut triangles out of the lashes, focus on cutting straight lines until there's a noticeable gap. ily, aia hil Many gyaru brand lashes have long bands to extend the eye. Using regular lashes, you'll most likely have to extend the lash yourself. Take a single lash band and cut an even number of spikes into it. Cut the band in halt. If you want the extension to be shorter, cut it shorter from the center. oa Now you can add your extended lashes. Make sure the edge of them overlaps your main lashes. Push these lashes downward as they dry, then you're done!Joining +he Gal Community can be quite overwhelming as a beginner. We are a community of confident, loud and often very straight forward people! Or so it might seem, but in reality we're just a bunch of gals that want to have fun with something that we love and are overall kind and fun loving! We all come from the place of loving gal over mast other hobbies so we want nothing more than to meet more similarly minded gyaru/gyaruo! Make friends Like mentioned; we are kind and love meeting new people, so please talk to us! Gals use a lot of media to get to know each other such as Facebook (Sekai no gyarusa being our main group), Twitter, Instagram and now most recently Discord! We use many tags to try and connect with each other, but #westerngyaru and #gaijingyaru are very common and ‘we here at Papillon recently made the tag #papillongals in hopes that more gals can connect seeing as other tags seem to be quite full of non-relevant stuff! Another thing is to follow gals and see who they are following as well so you can find more gals to make even more friends! eam jere any gyarusa around you? What about other gals? Now is definitely the time to get together and help each other climb the gal ladder, and of course have all the fun in the world! There are more gyarusa around than you might think, so, look around! Experienced gyaru can provide great guidance as well as encouragement for those times you feel like you have hit a wal If not... Why not ereate your own? Search out for those curious to try gyaru, see if there’s any in your vicinity, the world is often smaller than we think Meeturs Once you establish or join a gyarusa, plan some meetups! You might even make them themed to challenge yourselves in new styles! Every year there is a big meetup organized by the bigger gyarusa’s in the comm, but other smaller ones as well as some gyarusas hold panels at conventions so there are many ways to meet other gyaru! Meetups also don’t have to happen in-person! If this quarantine has shown us anything, then that would be that Video chats are a great way to connect with more gals all over the world, so don’t be distressed if you have no gyaru around you, make your own virtual gyarusal ye wi) Parapara Parapara is a super fun activity to do with other gals, and hile it's not necessary for you to be a gal, it gives you, something fun to do with the community! Once in a while someone will plan parapara events for us to test our skills and have fun with our friends. Travel This might be more for some of us “older* ones, but as we come from different countries, states or cities sometimes no matter how hard you look... there are just no gyaru to be found! While this might be quite tricky some have started travelling to other cities or countries to meet their gal pals! Si Get be++er With the hel of your SenPais We love some striking before and after transformations! The comm is here to help you! Give us what style(s) you love and we are bound to give you advice on how to achieve your look! Sometimes it might be unwanted, or even overwhelming, but it comes from a place of love as we all want to be our best! What's most important is how you feel in your gyanu style! A lot of us have gained a bunch of confidence, made amazing friends with becoming gyaru and have had so much fun! - Leaye afraid to go all out! Play and best. Also, you don't need to own {bunch of brand to be considered gal. As long as you Nave he fair and makeup down, you could run around in @ paper sack and ailbe gal. But| wouldn't suggest a paper sack, unis that's just something you're into - Si0 Whe starting out in gal, don bi experiment to find what fits you The most important things about gyaru are the hair and makeup; ‘once you have those things sorted, you can wear whatever you ‘want! So when you frst start doing gyaru ! would recommend experimenting a lot when it comes to different eye shapes and makeu styles so that you can figure out what is best for you. And for those ‘who have sensitive skin... You can still do gyarut You've just got to remember to wear primer and/or moisturiser, and clean your makeup brushes regularly (| have both sensitive skin and eczema so | always research different products to see what's best for my skin). - Lizzi W's normal to w IS noma! o want compare yourselves toe aso ok y they do, especially when you stat of, bth own twist on looks is what wll make you "YOU". Galis af about being wild and sexy, so have fun with your loo i you will make you the "perfect" gal. s| those around Spread love and gyarul - Nene bi galst First 'm so glad that more foreigners want to try Gyaru and have the same passion lke us! Congratulations ‘on your courage! Because when you want to be Gyaru there ate s0 many inconveniences but so many good things You wil have new ands (rom al over the worl!) who can understand you and your passion and its the best things! And in Gyaru you need to learn everyday so watch many makeup of har tutorials, ask some advices to your gals fiends, road gal magazines... so you wil never get bored 1 So please join ourfami¥!"! _ RQ emse 2 i 1p Starting gyaruo starts with being inspired and inspiration is tofnd You can ind inspiration in Papin, mens egg, mens ove, snes or ust gogl. you ind afew aus rom a sor subse, o recente Buy the tems a tems tht In this life you will be what you want to become. No one can set limits for you except yourself. We should always see size as @ umber when choosing pants, never as a limitation on you. It doesn't matter your age, nationality or size: it you feel beautiful ioe yu wl aes hat sme te st yo ah tone et Non ean meses haut oo cae src uth ad rot ra ger on to sacra gt seve (one al anos yuo) itil el help yout prove yours. The communty i tet for you. Spacing ve and gy show al ovr ine vod and remember i: Lil ens when Jou dn about what other people think about you! = - Wes ‘and happy, others will see you in that way. - Maka* ft Ran id eya (esLala: (used to painting on people's makeup) Model: has no makeup on « Lala: > ee o ® | noose U | OULIENS | — ot SUES |Ey hi) yy) ideas for a illon Vol. 2 Papillon Vol. 501 Papi Send us your best gyoru memes) } Popillongalsmag@gmqi) com‘We would love to hear your thoughts! Post your favourite pages and tag them with #papillonmagazine to help us celebrate our second issue and let us know what you enjoyed most about it! Have ideas for future issues or want to help out? Contact us on any of our social media platforms with questions and comments. We appreciate your support! Let’s find the community together! It's no secret that finding other gyary on SNS. can be quite the challenge. General tags are cluttered with spam and unrelated posts, making it hard for us to see actual gal content. ‘The gals and pals at Papillon have created a tag for gyaru across the world to use so that ‘we can find one another more easily! Use the tag #papillongals to find other gyaru ‘and for a chance to have your pictures featured in future issues! Let's find and suport one another ® Check out our Leader Goodies! ‘We made some phone backgrounds in celebration of our debut release that we hope you will use and enjoy! Find them on our Facebook and other social media accounts © Papillon: Gyaru Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine © magazinepapillon ©) PapillonPR101Sollow the Artist @©starchyu @ starchyu@gmailcom Gllow the Sat © mohoushanidraws (9) mohoushani “0 ary 2r | _