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What is this website for?
What exactly is gyaru?
How do I learn more about gal?
How do I become one?
How do I choose a substyle?
How do I do my makeup?
How do I do my hair?
Which magazines do I read?
Small magazines + more resources
Gyaru interviews + opinions
What do I do now?
What is this website for?
This website was made by me in an attempt to gather lots of gyaru (or related) resources in one place, as well as to help more people connect themselves to gal and rediscover themselves with the help of gyaru mindset. I'm on a mission to make finding resources on gyaru easier and to make learning about gal and it's history simpler than ever. Please join me on this website as we both venture into the wonderful and intriguing world of gyaru! ♡

What exactly is gyaru?
Gyaru is a japanese makeup & fashion subculture born in the 1990s. The core idea behind it is rebellion against japanese beauty standards at the time, which praised women with dark hair and fair skin. Thus, early gals often had bleached/colored hair and dark tanned skin. A big part of the subculture is the mindset and lifestyle of the gals from that era: they were sociable, cheerful, fashionable, and often associated themselves with clubbing and nightlife.

How do I learn more about gal?
Below you will find a list of videos that explain pretty much every aspect of gyaru, and that helped me in my journey as a gal personally!

If you are any of these things, do NOT become gyaru

Gyaru vocab for dummies

Ultimate gyaru guide

Everything you need to know about gyaru

Beginner guide to gyaru: history of gal

History of gyaru

The complete beginner guide to gyaru

Keep in mind that while these videos do cover a lot of topics, you should still read some in-depth materials (for instance, something from the websites listed in the top left corner!) and surround yourself with gyaru- or related content, such as personal blogs, magazines, or social groups!

How do I become one?
To become a gyaru, you're going to need three things:

1. Some makeup;

2. A mindset ready to rebel;

3. Quality resources for your future research.

To become a gyaru, it's essential to master the makeup first; but let's not forget the idea behind our makeup, okay? So, a rebellious and open mindset is also very important. Next, you'll have to do A LOT of research, such as educating yourself on the history of gal, following makeup & hair tutorials, looking into various substyles, following personal blogs, looking for gyaru brands, and more... But worry not, I am here to help you with all that! This website will help you find quality content on pretty much anything gyaru related, so that either the beginning of your journey as a gal or its continuation can go smoothly. ♡

How do I choose a substyle?
First of all, you don't have to dress a certain substyle to be considered gyaru! Your regular clothes will do if you wear them stylishly. But if you do want to choose a substyle for yourself like I did, I'd reccomend visiting this website, as it has info on pretty much every substyle ever! Here are some links to introductions to different substyles:

Hime

Agejo

Onee

Rokku & Goshikku

Oraora

How do I do my makeup?
Below you will find handpicked makeup tutorials from all around the web for different gyaru substyles! Please keep in mind that these should not restrict you - you can find hundreds of useful and high quality tutorials in personal blogs or magazines, so I highly reccomend doing your own research as well!

Universal makeup tutorials:

1. Ultimate guide to gyaru makeup

2. In-depth gyaru makeup tutorial

3. In-depth gyaru makeup tutorial

4. Heisei gyaru everyday makeup

Hime/himekaji makeup tutorials:

1. Hime gyaru makeup tutorial

2. Hime gyaru makeup tutorial

3. Sparkly hime gyaru makeup tutorial

4. Features of himegyaru makeup

Agejo makeup tutorials:

1. Agejo makeup guide

2. Features of agejo-style makeup

Rokku makeup tutorials:

1. Rokku gyaru makeup tutorial

Tsuyome makeup tutorials:

1. Tsuyome gyaru GRWM

2. Tsuyome gyaru makeup tutorial

3. Tsuyome gyaru makeup tutorial

4. Tsuyome hair and makeup full guide

Onee makeup tutorials:

1. Onee gyaru everyday droopy eye

2. Features of reiwa-era older sister gal makeup

Ganguro makeup tutorials:

1. Ganguro makeup

2. How to look ganguro

3. Features of ganguro makeup

Manba makeup tutorials:

1. Ganguro manba makeup tutorial

2. Japanese manba gyaru tutorial

3. Features of manba makeup

How do I do my hair?
Below you will find handpicked hair tutorials from all around the web! Once again, there are hundreds more waiting to be discovered by you in personal blogs or magazines!

Tutorials for long hair:

1. Hime gyaru hair tutorial

2. Puffy straight hair tutorial

3. Beginner guide to gyaru: all about hair

4. Kuro gyaru hairstyle tutorial

5. Tsuyome gyaru hairstyle

6. Hime gyaru curled twintail hair tutorial

Tutorials for short hair:

1. Sweet gyaru hairstyles for medium length hair

2. Not exactly a tutorial, but inspiration from this model

Which magazines do I read?
Below you will find a list of magazines that you can read online, for free, without signing up!

Egg

Popteen

Ageha

Loalo

Kilala

Ranzuki

Ego System

Scawaii

Nuts

However, I also highly reccomend checking out Galrevo, as they have scans of some of these + many more magazines on their website all for free!

Small magazines + more resources
Hello everyone! First of all, thank you for viewing my website over 400 times! It means the world to me :) Second, thank you for signing my guestbook and expressing your gratitude! I kept working hard and digging for more genuine, helpful resources on gal, that I am happy to present to you today in this website's first major update.

I'd like to start with Papillon, a free magazine by gyarus, for gyarus. Definitely worth checking out!

Next up, I would like to introduce you to Hibi magazine, where they post about what's currently trending in the gyaru community. It's a lot of fun to browse their website!

Recently, I have found a really helpful gyaru subreddit, where they made a very useful masterpost/FAQ, that I would like to share with you!

While browsing the same subreddit, I stumbled upon a gyaru masterlist made by u/Ok-Independence6697, which I consider a worthy read, so I figured I'd show it to you gals as well!

That's all for now! As always, I'm open to your suggestions, opinions, and any constructive criticism you might want to share (you can email me or write in my guestbook). Thank you for visiting pink gyaru world, I hope you'll stay tuned and will come back later, love you ♡ !!!

p.s please email me at eternalearlyspring@gmail.com if you want any of your content to be removed from the website.

Gyaru interviews + opinions
Hi gals, welcome back! First of all, many thanks for almost 1,4k views on my website, woah! I am eternally grateful for your trust in this place as your resource, and I will continue working hard to gather all the quality info on gyaru that I can!

I'd like to dedicate this update to gyaru interviews, stories, and opinions. An important part of understanding a subculture is not just reading about it, but also hearing the words of actual people taking part in it. Today I gathered some interesting and informative videos for you, please enjoy! (and don't forget to email me at eternalearlyspring@gmail.com if you want any of those to be taken down from my website!)

Kuro gyaru unit interview

Day in a life of a middle school gal

Gyaru then vs now interview

Unpopular gyaru opinions

What's problematic in gyaru

Gyaru advice & debunking myths

What it's like being a gyaru

What do I do now?
Now that you're equipped with knowledge on pretty much everything about gyaru, you can confidently venture into online spaces, make friends, have discussions, form your own gyarusa and express yourself as freely as possible! Feel free to come back to this website whenever you have any questions about the subculture or you just want to have some extra inspiration :) Please do give your feedback to the creator of this website via email: eternalearlyspring@gmail.com or check out my pinterest: himelilili where I post handpicked makeup tutorials from all sorts of gyaru magazines, and don't forget to write something nice in the guestbook. Thank you so much for taking your time and exploring this page, have a wonderful day! ♡



Who am i?
You can call me Lia! I am a hime gyaru who's madly in love with gyaru subculture and wants to spread awareness about it all around the internet ꒰ᐢ. .ᐢ꒱₊˚⊹ I first started doing gyaru makeup in 2025 as an attempt at gaining more confidence and feeling more like myself whenever I go out, and it worked wonders for me! Since then I started looking for ways to connect deeper with my subculture, and to my surprise, there weren't actually as many resources on gal as I'd like there to be. So, this is the idea out which this website was born in June of 2026. Please make yourself at home and have fun! If you wish to contact me, my pinterest is himelilili, my guestbook is on the left & you can also email me at eternalearlyspring@gmail.com if you want me to remove anything from my website ♡

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♡ Email: eternalearlyspring@gmail.com
Updates
♡ Site opened: June 2026
♡ Last updated: August 25th 2026