If you take pictures of your ID card and pierce your head, it will not be pricked off.

The bun is a hairstyle that can be worn for ID photos. The photo on the ID card should be a frontal portrait. The head and face should not be tilted or turned sideways when taking the photo. The face should be kept clean and stain-free when taking the photo. Earrings should not be worn. The hair should not cover the forehead and ears. The style should not be unconventional. No wear should be worn when taking the photo. Hats must not cover the face.

Notes on taking ID cards

1. Anyone applying for a second-generation resident ID card must wear dark clothes, preferably black, dark blue, dark brown, etc. Because the second-generation ID card uses color photos, if you wear white, yellow or other light-colored or red clothes, the reflection will be strong. After the photo is taken, the color of the face will be ugly, which will affect the photo effect.

2. Makeup and jewelry (including all non-black wire hairpins) are not allowed. Hair must be natural color and hair must not be dyed (non-black). Hair style should be normal and not afro. If the hair is too high above the top of the head, the photo will easily appear out of proportion when cropped, which will not meet the certification requirements.