FFHQ-Makeup is a large-scale paired synthetic facial makeup dataset designed to support research on virtual try-on, makeup transfer, and beauty-related vision tasks. The dataset provides paired bare–makeup facial images while maintaining identity and expression consistency across diverse subjects and makeup styles.
The FFHQ-Makeup dataset is a high-quality synthetic dataset that builds upon the FFHQ dataset. It uses an advanced makeup transfer pipeline to apply real-world makeup styles to 18,000 identities, generating five distinct makeup styles for each subject. The dataset maintains consistent facial identity and expression across bare and makeup images, which is critical for tasks such as makeup transfer, facial editing, and aesthetic analysis.
The dataset is intended for use in:
The dataset consists of:
Each of the 18,000 subjects has:
All images are:
Example file naming:
Real-world paired bare–makeup facial datasets are scarce due to privacy and annotation constraints. FFHQ-Makeup was created to provide a controlled, diverse, and scalable alternative through synthetic generation, enabling consistent identity and expression across varying makeup styles.
The base images come from the publicly available FFHQ dataset. Makeup styles were collected from various makeup datasets or extracted from real-world references.
The base images originate from FFHQ (Flickr-Faces-HQ) by NVIDIA, which consists of high-quality Flickr images released under Creative Commons. Makeup reference images come from curated online sources and existing datasets.
The license and original author of each base image can be found in the original metadata at https://drive.google.com/file/d/16N0RV4fHI6joBuKbQAoG34V_cQk7vxSA/view.
A Style-Based Generator Architecture for Generative Adversarial Networks
Tero Karras (NVIDIA), Samuli Laine (NVIDIA), Timo Aila (NVIDIA)
https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.04948
This dataset does not contain personally identifiable or sensitive information. All identities are derived from the FFHQ dataset and are anonymized or synthetic. No real user data or annotations were used during dataset creation.
While FFHQ-Makeup offers high-quality and consistent image pairs, it has some limitations:
Makeup styles are limited to those from the MT and LADN datasets.
Faces are based on FFHQ and may lack global demographic diversity.
Occasional artifacts may appear outside the face region (e.g., clothing color).
Quality control involves manual filtering, which may introduce bias.
BibTeX:
@inproceedings{yang_2025_ffhq_makeup,
title={FFHQ-Makeup: Paired Synthetic Makeup Dataset with Facial Consistency Across Multiple Styles},
author={Xingchao Yang and Shiori Ueda and Yuantian Huang and Tomoya Akiyama and Takafumi Taketomi},
booktitle={arXiv},
year={2025},
}
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FFHQ-Makeup is a large-scale paired synthetic facial makeup dataset designed to support research on virtual try-on, makeup transfer, and beauty-related vision tasks. The dataset provides paired bare–makeup facial images while maintaining identity and expression consistency across diverse subjects and makeup styles.
The FFHQ-Makeup dataset is a high-quality synthetic dataset that builds upon the FFHQ dataset. It uses an advanced makeup transfer pipeline to apply real-world makeup styles to 18,000 identities, generating five distinct makeup styles for each subject. The dataset maintains consistent facial identity and expression across bare and makeup images, which is critical for tasks such as makeup transfer, facial editing, and aesthetic analysis.
The dataset is intended for use in:
The dataset consists of:
Each of the 18,000 subjects has:
All images are:
Example file naming:
Real-world paired bare–makeup facial datasets are scarce due to privacy and annotation constraints. FFHQ-Makeup was created to provide a controlled, diverse, and scalable alternative through synthetic generation, enabling consistent identity and expression across varying makeup styles.
The base images come from the publicly available FFHQ dataset. Makeup styles were collected from various makeup datasets or extracted from real-world references.
The base images originate from FFHQ (Flickr-Faces-HQ) by NVIDIA, which consists of high-quality Flickr images released under Creative Commons. Makeup reference images come from curated online sources and existing datasets.
The license and original author of each base image can be found in the original metadata at https://drive.google.com/file/d/16N0RV4fHI6joBuKbQAoG34V_cQk7vxSA/view.
A Style-Based Generator Architecture for Generative Adversarial Networks
Tero Karras (NVIDIA), Samuli Laine (NVIDIA), Timo Aila (NVIDIA)
https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.04948
This dataset does not contain personally identifiable or sensitive information. All identities are derived from the FFHQ dataset and are anonymized or synthetic. No real user data or annotations were used during dataset creation.
While FFHQ-Makeup offers high-quality and consistent image pairs, it has some limitations:
Makeup styles are limited to those from the MT and LADN datasets.
Faces are based on FFHQ and may lack global demographic diversity.
Occasional artifacts may appear outside the face region (e.g., clothing color).
Quality control involves manual filtering, which may introduce bias.
BibTeX:
@inproceedings{yang_2025_ffhq_makeup,
title={FFHQ-Makeup: Paired Synthetic Makeup Dataset with Facial Consistency Across Multiple Styles},
author={Xingchao Yang and Shiori Ueda and Yuantian Huang and Tomoya Akiyama and Takafumi Taketomi},
booktitle={arXiv},
year={2025},
}
19 commits
2 commits