History Of Makeup
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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WOMEN AND MEN HAVE BEEN WEARING COSMETICS FOR CENTURIES
STYLES HAVE DRAMATICALLY CHANGED OVER TIME
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THE EARLIEST HISTORICAL RECORD OF MAKEUP COMES FROM THE 1ST DYNASTY OF EGYPT (C.3100-2907 BC). TOMBS FROM
DECORATED THEIR EYES BY APPLYING DARK GREEN COLOR TO THE UNDER LID AND BLACKENING THE LASHES AND THE UPPER LID WITH KOHL, WHICH WAS MADE FROM ANTIMONY (A METALLIC ELEMENT)
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JEWS ADOPTED THE USE OF MAKEUP FROM THE EGYPTIANS
SINCE THE PAINTING ON FACE WAS IN NEW TESTAMENT OF THE BIBLE
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ROMAN PHILOSOPHER PLAUTUS (254-184 BC)WROTE
, "A WOMAN WITHOUT PAINT IS LIKE FOOD WITHOUT SALT." OF COURSE,
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ROMANS USED COSMETICS LIKE KOHL WAS USED FOR DARKENING EYELASHES AND EYELIDS
CHALK FOR WHITENING THE COMPLEXION, AND ROUGE WAS WORN ON CHEEKS
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PERSIAN WOMEN USED HENNA DYES TO STAIN THEIR HAIR AND
DYES ENABLED THEM TO SUMMON THE MAJESTY OF THE EARTH.
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DURING THE EUROPEAN MIDDLE AGES, PALE SKIN WAS A SIGN OF WEALTH DURING FR
RED LIP STICK WERE USED TO GIVE THE IMPRESSION OF A HEALTHY, FUN-LOVING SPIRIT.
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THE MOST DANGEROUS BEAUTY AIDS DURING THIS TIME WERE WHITE LEAD AND MUCURY
RUINED THE SKIN BUT ALSO CAUSED HAIR LOSS, STOMACH PROBLEMS, THE SHAKES, AND COULD EVEN CAUSE DEATH
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IN TODAY'S WORLD, A WOMAN HAS LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF
COSMETICES , WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF COLORS
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