地雷メイク
意味
A makeup style featuring dark under-eye liner, pale skin, and a gothic-cute aesthetic associated with the 'landmine girl' subculture.
地雷メイク (landmine makeup) is a distinctive beauty style characterized by heavy dark liner under the eyes, pale foundation, red or pink lipstick, and an overall fragile, doll-like appearance. The term comes from 地雷系 (jirai-kei, 'landmine type') — a subculture of women who look cute but are emotionally volatile. Originally somewhat derogatory, the makeup style was embraced and popularized on TikTok and YouTube around 2020-2021, becoming a mainstream beauty trend independent of its subculture origins.
例文
- 今日は地雷メイクに挑戦してみたけど、目の下のライン難しすぎ。
- 地雷メイクってやりすぎると怖くなるから加減が大事だよね。
- 推しのライブだから地雷メイクで気合い入れていく。
使い方ガイド
場面: beauty, social media, YouTube, TikTok, friends
トーン: descriptive, trendy
正しい言い方
- 地雷メイクのやり方教えて！ (Teach me how to do landmine makeup!)
- 地雷メイクしたら「誰？」って言われた。 (When I did jirai makeup, people asked 'who are you?')
避ける言い方
- 地雷メイクしてる人に「地雷女だね」は失礼 (Calling someone doing jirai makeup a 'landmine girl' is rude — the makeup is a style, not a personality label)
よくある間違い
- Assuming 地雷メイク means the person is emotionally unstable — many people wear it purely as an aesthetic choice
- Confusing 地雷メイク with ゴスロリ — they overlap but are distinct styles
起源と歴史
Emerged around 2020 from the 地雷系 (jirai-kei) subculture, which describes women who appear cute but are emotionally unstable — like stepping on a landmine. The makeup style was popularized through TikTok tutorials and became a mainstream trend, especially among teens and young women in their 20s.
文化的背景
時代: 2020-2021 mainstream breakout
世代: Gen Z, teens and women in their 20s
社会的背景: Youth fashion, especially among beauty and idol fans
地域メモ: Used across all of Japan. Heavily promoted through TikTok and YouTube beauty creators. Often associated with the Kabukicho and Harajuku fashion scenes.
関連フレーズ
フラッシュカード、クイズ、音声発音、間隔反復