Can I get an ID card to make it up?

Question 1: Can I make up according to my ID card? As an important ID card, photos emphasize functionality. If it doesn't match my actual appearance, it will bring a lot of trouble during use. Therefore, the ID photo has the requirement of prohibiting heavy makeup, but it can be light makeup.

It is forbidden to wear heavy makeup to ensure that the shape of the five senses will not be changed. For example, a little lipstick and a little foundation will do.

It is forbidden to wear cosmetic contact lenses in the regulations. Glasses and contact lenses are allowed, but not if the lenses are seriously reflective.

The photo id will be strictly screened, so please consciously abide by the rules, otherwise it will be refused, and it will take time and effort to ask for a new photo.

In addition, when taking photos of ID cards, you should also pay attention to the following points:

1. The ID photo should be a frontal head portrait, and the head and face should not be skewed or turned sideways when shooting.

2. There should be no sweat and oil stains on your face when shooting.

3. Take off your hat when shooting, and don't wear uniforms, such as work clothes, police uniforms and student uniforms.

4. Residents who are not allowed to wear colored glasses and often wear glasses must wear lensless glasses frames provided by the shooting point according to regulations, and the glasses frames shall not cover their eyes and eyebrows;

5. Hair should be tidied up when shooting, and those with long hair should show their ears. Never cover their eyes. Don't comb your hair too high and don't be too messy. Apply hair gel and water, etc. And must be cleaned and dried.

6. Hair dye will be judged as unqualified photos by the system, and it can be dyed black and dried before shooting. It is not allowed to spray black at one time, because the hair will reflect light and will be judged as an unqualified photo by the system.

7. Photographers must clearly show their five senses and must not wear jewelry (such as hair, earrings and necklaces).

8. Don't grow a beard when taking pictures. If you have a beard, you must make it clear.

10. Look dignified and generous when taking pictures, and don't laugh.

Question 2: Can I wear light makeup according to my ID photo? I suggest you put on makeup! I didn't wear makeup when I took the picture, which didn't look good. A friend of mine wears a lot of makeup and looks good.

The specific requirements are as follows: When taking photos of the second-generation ID card, we should pay attention to the following aspects. First, in terms of clothing, it is required not to wear uniforms such as work clothes, school uniforms and police uniforms; If people wear glasses on weekdays, they should wear glasses when taking pictures. If the glasses reflect light, you can wear glasses frames without lenses instead.

Secondly, in terms of hair style, generally do not comb too high hair style. People with long hair can put down their hair, but it can't cover their eyes and corners of their eyes; For hairdressers, the computer will automatically detect the hairdresser's hair. Once the color is found to be different, it may be regarded as a color deviation and judged as an unqualified photo. In addition, it is best to wear dark collared clothes, and it is best not to wear gray and white, because the background of the photo is pure white, and these two colors are the easiest to blend into the background and will be regarded as unqualified.

If the hair color at the shooting point is too heavy, it must be sprayed with a special spray at the scene to change the hair color to black and wash it off after the shooting. In addition, the person in charge of the exit-entry administration department of the Public Security Bureau also pointed out that passports require citizens not to dye their hair. ..

Let's talk about the requirements first: the second-generation certificate is strict. Pay attention to wearing dark collared clothes, no jewelry, no ears, no hat, and a natural expression.

Let's talk about the general effect of ID card photos: they are all big heads, so beauty can be ignored, and there can be no exaggerated expressions. They can only be positive, and the most beautiful human beings can't show them at a 45-degree angle, so the effect is generally terrible. Seriously, the photos of reform-through-labour prisoners are also taken like this.

Finally, how to save it: 1, sit up straight, keep your back straight, pay attention, so you look energetic. 2, the shoulders are flat, and the arms are naturally compensated to avoid the shoulders rising and falling. 3, head to the camera, keep your head down while keeping your back straight, so be sure to raise your eyes when looking at the camera, so that you can fully expose your watery eyes and make your eyes look more radiant. Of course, this only applies to most people. Some people with white eyes and narrow eyes, it's best to hold their heads up a little and don't let their eyes go too far. 4. Relax your expression and just show your usual favorite expression. If you are in a foreign country, you'd better go back to the local police station to take photos, because although the state stipulates that all qualified digital photos can be used, there are some protection measures in the local area. In order to avoid trouble, let's go to the office to take photos.

Question 3: Is it allowed to wear light make-up when taking ID photos? You can wear light makeup when you take a photo of your ID card.

Requirements for taking ID card photos:

1, no standard clothes or strange clothes;

2. First, it is required to wear clothes with dark collars, not white clothes, because the background color is white;

3, can not wear earrings and necklaces;

4, you can't wear heavy makeup, and your face can't be shiny, because the shine will reflect light when taking pictures;

5, the hair is naturally flat and can't cover the ears, can't dye hair and wear hair accessories, and women require the hair to be tied up and placed behind the neck;

6. Residents who often wear glasses can wear glasses (generally, police stations are equipped with glasses frames without lenses, because the lenses will reflect light when taking pictures).

Question 4: Can I wear light makeup with my ID card? Hello, you can put on light makeup.

1. The ID photo should be a frontal head portrait, and the head and face should not be skewed or turned sideways when shooting.

2. There should be no sweat and oil stains on your face when shooting.

3. Take off your hat when shooting, and don't wear uniforms, such as work clothes, police uniforms and student uniforms.

4. Residents who are not allowed to wear colored glasses and often wear glasses must wear lensless glasses frames provided by the shooting point according to regulations, and the glasses frames shall not cover their eyes and eyebrows;

5. Hair should be tidied up when shooting, and those with long hair should show their ears. Never cover their eyes. Don't comb your hair too high and don't be too messy. Must be rinsed with hair gel and water and dried.

6. Hair dye will be judged as unqualified photos by the system, and it can be dyed black and dried before shooting. It is not allowed to spray black at one time, because the hair will reflect light and will be judged as an unqualified photo by the system.

7. Photographers must clearly show their five senses and must not wear jewelry (such as hair, earrings, necklaces, etc.). ) or make-up (such as eye shadow, mascara, foundation, blush, lip gloss, etc. ). Eyebrows tattooers must restore the color of their eyebrows.

8. Because the background color of the second-generation certificate is white, light-colored clothes and colored clothes will be judged as unqualified photos by the system. Photographers must wear dark collared clothes, and there must be no decorations (such as brooches) on the clothes. When wearing a turtleneck, you must show your neck, not cover it.

9. Don't grow a beard when taking pictures. If you have a beard, you must make it clear.

10. Special groups must be clearly pointed out when applying for a permit.

1 1. Look dignified and generous when taking pictures.

I hope it helps you!

Question 5: Can it be supplemented according to the second-generation ID card? You can wear makeup, but only light makeup. Necklaces and earrings that are not too thick are not allowed.

Question 6: Can I make up when I take a photo of my ID card? When you take a photo receipt of your ID card, you can draw light makeup, but you can't cover your personal mole.

Officially authorized receipt processing institutions will generally take photos of citizens after passing the makeup check.

Question 7: Can I make up according to my ID card? According to the Technical Requirements of Digital Photographs for Making Resident Identity Cards (GA46 1D2004), the basic requirements for citizens to apply for second-generation identity cards are: one-inch bareheaded color head, no standard clothes, and residents who often wear glasses should wear glasses. It requires clear portraits, rich levels, natural expressions and no obvious distortion. The background of the photo is white and there is no border. When you go through the formalities of applying for a permit, the police station can use digital portrait collection equipment to take digital photos for you and make technical proof. At the same time, you can also take photos that meet the above requirements in the photo studio and hand them over to the police station for scanning and certification. 1, hair can't be dyed in color 2, no heavy makeup 3, no logo clothes (police uniform, business, etc. ) 4. Young pioneers can't wear red scarves. 5. They can't wear white clothes to take pictures. (It is best not to wear light colors) 6. You can wear glasses (but you can't reflect light in front of the camera)

Question 8: Do you need makeup to take a photo of your ID card? ID card photos must be nude, and glasses (no frames), earrings, necklaces, hats and other jewelry are not allowed.

Question 9: Can I wear light makeup when I take a photo with my ID card? Not as strict as before, I think, as long as it's not so obvious.

Question 10: Can I put on makeup when I take a photo of my ID card? Can I take my own ID photo? I can't take pictures by myself. Although it is allowed to take a photo of my ID card and make up lightly, the requirement of the public security organ is not to make up as much as possible.

The photo of ID card is carried out according to national standards, and there are many requirements. There are two main purposes to collect photos at the police station. First, it is convenient for you to check and avoid getting it by mistake; The second is to implement photo standards to ensure the quality of certificate production, and you can't send photos or bring your own photos to apply for ID cards.