Mustache is a symbol of women's beauty

Under the rule of the Qajar state 1785/1925, standards of beauty for males and females differed, as many pictures of different segments of women spread in Iran, and women with heavy eyebrows and faded mustaches had the best signs of beauty for women at that time, which prompted some women to increase Thicken their eyelashes and eyebrows using a mascara-like liquid and brush.
At a time when beautiful girls in Iran were characterized by “faint mustaches,” the signs of beauty for young men were the absence of a beard, along with a thin waist.
The young adult at that time was called "Armad", if he possessed one of the signs of beauty recognized at the time, which is the faded moustache, according to the "Women in the Qajar Era" website.
Nasir al-Din Shah al-Qajari, the king of Iran at that time, was interested in the common beauty of that era, and he wanted to consolidate its various forms with photographs, so he was the first to bring the “camera” to Iran, and he was the first photographer in it. .

Below are pictures of his son, the Shah of Iran, who proposed to her more than two thousand young men