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Makeup History (its weirder than you might think)
Millions of women worldwide begin their days by applying makeup. It's an important daily ritual that goes back thousands of years. But modern makeup formulations and makeup coupons are relatively new innovations; you'll be surprised by these facts from cosmetics history!
Scientists have found a correlation between wearing lipstick and a lower incidence of malignant lesions on the lips -- lipstick doesn't just look pretty, it filters out the harmful rays of the sun as well!
The average western woman will use four to nine pounds of lipstick in her lifetime.
Lipstick is statistically one of the most commonly shoplifted items, no doubt because it is small enough to hide and essential enough to warrant stealing.
In 1904, a perfumed lip balm would come packaged in a small aluminum pot for a price of 25 cents. Today, a scientifically-engineered lipstick in a designer case can cost upwards of thirty dollars!
According to etiquette experts of the day, it was socially acceptable for a lady to apply lipstick at the table during lunch, but never okay during the fancier occasion of dinner.
The Chinese invented nail polish -- they developed the first lacquers made of gum arabic, beeswax, egg white, and colored pigments.
Hundreds of years ago in the courts of Europe, powdered white lead was used to give skin an artificially white appearance. Renaissance paintings show women donning this makeup, but the side effects of lead exposure -- from hair loss to mental deterioration -- eventually became known and the product lost its popularity.
Ground fish scales are a common shimmer-enhancing agent used in makeup. They go under the name "pearl essence" on packaging and are totally safe -- it's just unusual to imagine that when a woman applies lip gloss she's putting fish scales on her face!
Coal tar, despite its bad small,, was used to line eyes and define brows for many years. Though popular in the Elizabethan era, this makeup product could cause infection leading to blindness.
Ancient Aztec and Incan societies used cochineal to dye the lips and fingernails red -- cochineal is a dye made from dried and ground cochineal beetles!
All this lead and beetles business makes me very glad to live in a world where I don't have to pulverize bugs or jeopardize my eyesight to be considered beautiful. If I want to change my look, new and safe products are easy to find and affordable to buy with the many makeup coupons online.
Scientists have found a correlation between wearing lipstick and a lower incidence of malignant lesions on the lips -- lipstick doesn't just look pretty, it filters out the harmful rays of the sun as well!
The average western woman will use four to nine pounds of lipstick in her lifetime.
Lipstick is statistically one of the most commonly shoplifted items, no doubt because it is small enough to hide and essential enough to warrant stealing.
In 1904, a perfumed lip balm would come packaged in a small aluminum pot for a price of 25 cents. Today, a scientifically-engineered lipstick in a designer case can cost upwards of thirty dollars!
According to etiquette experts of the day, it was socially acceptable for a lady to apply lipstick at the table during lunch, but never okay during the fancier occasion of dinner.
The Chinese invented nail polish -- they developed the first lacquers made of gum arabic, beeswax, egg white, and colored pigments.
Hundreds of years ago in the courts of Europe, powdered white lead was used to give skin an artificially white appearance. Renaissance paintings show women donning this makeup, but the side effects of lead exposure -- from hair loss to mental deterioration -- eventually became known and the product lost its popularity.
Ground fish scales are a common shimmer-enhancing agent used in makeup. They go under the name "pearl essence" on packaging and are totally safe -- it's just unusual to imagine that when a woman applies lip gloss she's putting fish scales on her face!
Coal tar, despite its bad small,, was used to line eyes and define brows for many years. Though popular in the Elizabethan era, this makeup product could cause infection leading to blindness.
Ancient Aztec and Incan societies used cochineal to dye the lips and fingernails red -- cochineal is a dye made from dried and ground cochineal beetles!
All this lead and beetles business makes me very glad to live in a world where I don't have to pulverize bugs or jeopardize my eyesight to be considered beautiful. If I want to change my look, new and safe products are easy to find and affordable to buy with the many makeup coupons online.