Geisha are living moving works of art. They train for many years to become a full Geisha, and prior to that stage in their profession there are a few different titles they will go through.
She begins her training around the age of 15 as a Minarai or Hangyoku, she may attend banquets with her designated onee-san (older sister), learn and observe but she is not allowed to entertain.
She becomes a Maiko (apprentice Geisha) around the age of 18. She wears very elaborate beautiful kimono and obi, their fashion stands out more than that of a full Geisha.
She will wear 5 different hairstyles during her time as a Maiko to signify the different stages of her training.
She will be schooled in the arts of dance, music, song, tea, and conversation. She is now allowed to entertain at events, but still attends them with her older sister.
Around the age of 20 to 22 she will go through a 'turning of the collar' ceremony, to become a full Geisha. The collar of her naga juban (under kimono) will now be changed from red to white, she was have a new hair style (usually a wig), and will become a full Geisha.
As a Geisha (or Geiko, depending on the region) she is now allowed to charge her patrons full price for her time. She is fully skilled in her arts, and is a perfect beautiful artist.
The Chinese equivalent of a Japanese Geisha is known as Yi Ji or Qinglou Nuzi, as far as I can tell.
It is impolite to ask any woman of their age. A geisha's age is no big secret, it is simply rude to ask of it. One can usually tell a geisha's age if they are familiar with their customs. Due to the way they dress, or what stage of their training they are in.
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The appearance of Geisha make-up can vary depending on the age of the lady wearing it, and the occasion. The 'prongs' seen at the back of the neck can foretell the status of the event in which they are attending that evening. If there are two prongs, it is a normal event. If there are three, it is a formal event. The shape of the lips, how much is painted, whether it is the top, the bottom, or both lips can tell how old the Hangyoku, Maiko, or Geisha is, where she is from, and how far along in her training she is. Younger Maiko will often also have pink 'blush' painted along the sides of their faces and cheeks, when full Geisha will not.
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