Cosmetics
The cosmetics industry: brands, packaging, the department-store counter and the advertising that taught people what to want.
Part of Beauty Standards
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- - Circular Cosmetic Container with Lid - Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, c. 1539-1292 BC,.... A circular ivory toilet dish, probably hippopotamus ivory, with a swivel wooden lid that is decorated with an incised rosette representing a lotus.
- - Hollywood Museum - Marylin Monroe's Makeup (7659573814). Ernő László 's cosmetics owned by Marilyn Monroe, displayed at Marilyn Monroe: The Exhibit, The Hollywood Museum, 1660 N. Highland Ave (at Hollywood Blvd), Hollywood, California, USA.
- - Keeling-fire-engine-illustration. Illustration from the trade card of John Keeling of Blackfriars (1670s), showing his fire engine in use. Four men pumped water into a hose at the center.
- - Powder box, Paris, France,. Inscribed with the French word 'Poudre' this tortoiseshell box was used to store powder for the face or hair. Many men and women in the 1700s had their heads shaved to prevent attacks of head lice and remove the need to wash their hair.
- - Hogarth's Trade-card 1720. Hogarth Engraver at [the] Golden Ball Corner of Cronbone Alley Little Newport Street, trade card.
- - Fruchard. Trade card for Philip Fruchard, coal merchant, London. On the north bank of the Thames near All Hallows Lane a coal barge unloads its cargo in sacks for a waiting cart.
- - An old trade card (George Inn, Southwark). Trade card of Hammond's Stage Waggon offering goods service from London Borough to Tenterden in Kent, via Staplehurst, Biddenden, Headcorn and Sutton Valence. Date of 1750 claimed in the source, but around 1827 is more likely (see talk).
- - Trade Card for John Lodge, Copper Plate Engraver, 18th century DP885065. Inscribed in plate: "John Lodge, / Copper Plate / Engraver, / In all its Branches, / Red Lion Court, Shoe Lane, / near Holborn / London. Jefferys / Geographer to the King."; in lower margin: "At the Above Manufactury next N.43 Shoe Land, Metzotintos are Srap'd Copper Plates Printed / and the Whole Perform'd in the neateft manner, as Reasonable Prices, with the greateft Expedition.".
- - 1769 JaneEustis shop Boston. Trade card for shop of Jane Eustis, "near the State-House," Boston, 1769.
- - Trade card for W H Halse's portable galvanic apparatus. Anic apparatus, London, England, Electrotherapy was a popular treatment for a wide range of illnesses in the 1800s. William Hooper Halse, whose electrotherapy machine is advertised here, proclaimed himself a #145;Professor of Medical Galvanism #146.
- - CremeDeLimacon19thCentury. The label of a snail cream product in the 19th century.
- - H. P. and W. C. Taylor perfumers, (ca. 1851) (4624531501). Taylor perfumers. Advertisement for the perfumery containing a central scene set within a border designed as a monument that is adorned with a vignette and pictorial details.
- - Children's Elastic Knee Protector 2-2 ca. 1880 (6669220973). Llustrated metamorphic trade card depicting a "before using" and "while using" scene of children playing inside. Before using, the children are seated and sullen with their heads in their hands because they have holes in their pants and tights.
- - Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor ca. 1880 (6669221347). Illustrated trade card depicting a male figure wearing a hat and ruffled collar standing on a reed, holding a hoop through which a frog leaps. Henry Dalley, Sr.
- - John LePell Fine Furniture Trade Card, circa 1880 - Valparaiso, Ind (50561896638). COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN LEPELL. MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN FINE FURNITURE.
- - Goetting Trade Card. This represents the earliest Goetting Trade Card found to date.
- - Duplex Corset 2-3, ca. 1885 (6669221697). Illustrated metamorphic trade card depicting two women standing outside of a bedroom, one peeping through the keyhole of the closed door. The open flap shows a woman, "Mrs.
- - Colburn's Phila. Mustard ca. 1885 (6669221221). Illustrated die cut trade card shaped into an owl with the label "Colburn’s Phila. mustard" printed on the owl’s collar.
- - R.C. Geddes Rubber Goods, ca. 1885 (6669222029). Illustrated trade card depicting a cherub riding on the back of a tortoise with a whip in mid-air on a flower-lined path. Advertising text printed on verso: Robert C.
- - Die-cut Victorian hand fan advertising card. A die-cut advertising trade card, specifically in a unique hand fan shape. This one was found in a scrapbook, so the back is not visible, but it likely features information about a local business.
- - Francis Bond roses trade card. A chromolithograph trade card used by several businesses. The text on this one reads: Francis Bond, Importer and Dealer in Tea, Coffee and Japanese Fancy Goods, TEA, COFFEE AND JAPANESE FANCY GOODS, 139 S.
- - print, advertisement. Advert; bust of Queen Victoria; directed to right; wearing crown and ermine trimmed cloak; vignette; dove with laurel branch overhead; on the front cover of advert for Prince Co Coronation Perfume. Lithograph, hand-coloured.
- - Ladies Calendar 1888. Scan of a 1888 American Trade Cards with an advertisement for hair care products.
- - Hand with Card (Franklin Type Foundry). Printer’s advertising cut of a hand offering a card, mortised for the insertion of type in the card.
- - Nansen-Bilder from Stollwerck's Sammel-Album No. 2 (1899). A collection of six chromolithograph trade cards depicting scenes from Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen’s Fram expedition (1893, 1896). Published by Stollwerck as part of Sammel-Album No.
- - Nansen-Bilder Gbr Stollwerck's Sammel-Album No. 2 1899 German chocolate trade cards.... Nansen-Bilder ("Nansen pictures"), collectible cards from the German schocolate manufacturer Stollwerck 's trade card album No. The Nansen-Bilder is a collection of six chromolithograph trade cards depicting scenes from Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen ’s Fram expedition (1893, 1896).
- - Lundborg's perfumes - 10713473685. Local 2012.AAP.339 Lundborg's perfumes Creator/Contributor: Rhead, Louis, (artist) Date issued: 1894 (inferred) (poster): lithograph, color. Summary: A woman looks over her shoulder with bottles of perfume next to her.
- - Nansen-Bilder Gbr Stollwerck's Sammel-Album No. 2 1899 German chocolate trade cards.... Nansen und sein Schiff Fram ('Nansen and his ship Fram'), collectible card number 1 in the series 37 Nansen-Bilder ("Nansen pictures") from the German schocolate manufacturer Stollwerck 's trade card album No. Depicts Fridtjof Nansen and the polar ship Fram in the ice, with sled dogs and crew members.
- - Pierce-butler-pierce 1900. Pierce, Butler Pierce Mfg. - 1900 - The Largest Plant in the World for the Exclusive Manufacture of Heating and Sanitary Apparatus - Syracuse, New York.
- - T.W. Camm. Trade advertisement for T.W. Other side is at Camm (front).jpg.
- - Scott and Bowne (3093695400). Persistent URL: digital.lib.muohio.edu/u?/tradecards,2267 Subject (TGM): Children; Girls; Blackboards; Patent medicines; Medicine; Pharmacists; Drugstores; Hats; Keywords: Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.
- - Norvegiana, Palmin2. German collector's card showing Norwegian folk costumes, from the.... German Collector's Card (Collectible Card) with Advertisement for Palmin Margarine ( Palmine feinste Pflanzenbutter ) Part of a series on national anthems ( Serie 18 Nationallieder Bild 6 ). Motif: A festive gathering featuring people dressed in traditional Norwegian folk costumes and Viking attire.
- - Dr T Felix Gouraud's Oriental Cream (1907) (ADVERT 491). According to the New Haven Department of Health, Gouraud's Cream was a mixture of calomel and water. Geographic coverage: United States--Washington (State)--Seattle Subjects (LCTGM): Skin; Beauty culture; Cosmetics; Grooming Categories: Health and hygiene; Beauty and fashion; Hair products and toiletries.
- - Argus - A.Y.P. ed. - Page 75. From the materials for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition of 1909, held in Seattle. Two advertisements: The MacDougall Southwick Co.
- - Carte publicitaire parfum Lariette LT Piver (1910). Advertising card LT Piver (parfumes), visit card format, with on the back the calendar of the years 1910 and 1911.
- - StateLibQld 1 121076 Page from McDonnell and East's Christmas catalogue, 1917. Page from McDonnell East's Christmas catalogue, 1917. Part of McDonnell and East Department Store's mail order catalogue of Christmas gifts.
- - Page from McDonnell and East's Christmas catalogue, 1917 (6834356682). Unidentified Queensland, Australia Part of McDonnell and East Department Store's mail order catalogue of Christmas gifts. Some suggestion are manicure sets, silverware and silver-plated dressing table sets.
- - Tangee Face Powder. A pink circular cardboard and paper box that, at one time, contained sealed powder in the color "Dark Rachel." The lid has "Tangee" printed in the middle and the side of the box is decorated with floral designs. The bottom of the packaging lists six other shades available for this face powder with "DK.
- - Vivaudou Mavis Perfumes - 1920. Advertisement for Mavis Perfumes, printed in the March, 1920 issue of People's Home Journal.
- - Wanamaker Building, ca. 1920 (6630259543). A view of the "Egyptian hall" in the Wanamaker department store, built after designs by Daniel H. Burnham Company.
- - Corliss Palmer (Jul 1921). Corliss Palmer, for Corliss Palmer Peach Bloom Powder, Wilton Chemical Co., Brooklyn, N.Y., from a 1921 publication.
- - Rigaud's Mary Garden Face Powder Ad 1922. Ad for Rigaud's Mary Garden Face Powder, on page 7 of the January 1922 Photoplay magazine.
- - Parfumerie Ramsès advertisement, Vogue magazine, June 1923. An advertisement for Parfumerie Ramsès from the American edition of Vogue from June 15, 1923. The advertisement employs ancient Egyptian imagery and refers to "scent-bases known and used since the days of Tut-ankh-Amen", reflecting the popularity of such imagery and the newfound fame of Tutankhamun after the discovery of his tomb in November 1922.
- - Parfum Emeraude. Advertisement in Arts Decoration for Parfum "Emeraude", by Coty: "Coty presents his new creation Parfum Emeraude".
- - Julius Klinger (Austrian graphic artist 1876, 1942) - Elida Toilette-Seifen (Toilet soaps.... Elida Toilette-Seifen (toilet soaps) Commerical advertising poster by Austrian graphic artist Julius Klinger (1876, 1942) 1921 Brightened file copied from scanned book Poster art in Vienna by Julius Klinger, published by Julius Wisotzki, Chicago, c. 1923, found at Internet Archive: Public domain (.
- - Julius Klinger (Austrian graphic artist 1876, 1942) - Parfumeriefabrik Pessl (Perfume.... Pessel, Wien (Perfume company, Vienna) Commerical advertising poster by Austrian graphic artist Julius Klinger (1876, 1942) Brightened file copied from scanned book Poster art in Vienna by Julius Klinger, published by Julius Wisotzki, Chicago, c. 1923, found at Internet Archive: Public domain (.
- - Rhodes Ten Cent Store facade, Seattle, ca. 1924. Rhodes opened a new Rhodes Ten Cent Store at 4th Avenue. The elegant facade of this building had an arched opening that could be altered to advertise different items on sale.
- - China, Manchu Ladies Of The Palace Being Warned To Stop Smoking (c1910-1925) Frank &.... Entitled: "China, Manchu ladies of the palace being warned to stop smoking, Peking China [c1910-1925]." From the Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection black and white photographs of China. The s so profoundly rich in the detail of Manchu fashion that I sat literally for an hour going over every inch of the picture.
- - Interpreter of Dreams, Cappi, Perfume of Youth (woman picking blossoms with motor car in.... Woman picking blossoms with a motor car in the background, from a 1926 perfume advertisement.
- - Smith and Caughey department store, 1926 (6296889947). Smith Caughey Ltd, Spring and summer [clothing catalogue], 1926, Photolithograph, Printed Ephemera Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library, Reference: Eph-A-COSTUME- -cover The war years forgotten, this elegant young woman leads the way in demonstrating how to stand around looking decorative.
- - Rhodes Department Store, 2nd Ave. and Union St., Seattle, ca. 1925. The Arcade Plaza Bldg. (known as Rhodes Department Store), Second Union was designed in 1927.
- - 1926BreathOfLove. 1926 US advertisement for perfume "The Breath of Love".
- - Kent Catalogue. Cover of the 1927 catalogue of W.J. Kent Company department store in Bathurst, New Brunswick.
- - Illustrated front cover from The Queenslander, April 4, 1929 (6167868460). Garnet Agnew Queensland, Australia A young female motorcyclist who has crashed her bike takes a few moments to apply her lipstick. View this page at the State Library of Queensland Information about State Library of Queensland’s.
- - Mannequin parade at Finney Isles and Co., Brisbane, 1929 (8049429672). Unidentified Brisbane, Queensland Models at a fashion parade at Finney Isles Co., wearing a number of different styles of 1920s evening dresses which are loose-fitting around the bodice, and have low waist lines and uneven hemlines. The models are wearing rows of glass beads or pearls, made popular in the 1920s by French designer Gabrielle Chanel.
- - Max Factor Ad - Dec 1929 Variety. Max Factor make-up advertisement with actress Marie Dressler as she appeared in the American film Anna Christie (1930).
- - Monte Blue Max Factor Ad - Dec 1929 Variety. Max Factor stage make-up advertisement with Monte Blue in the American drama film Isle of Escape (1930), on page 31 of the December 18, 1929 Variety.
- - Max Factir Ad - Charles Bickford. Advertisement for Max Factor with Charles Bickford from the American drama film Dynamite (1929), on page 28 of the January 1, 1930 Variety.
- - Chasing Rainbows (1930) - 1. Max Factor advertisement with Bessie Love in the American romantic musical film Chasing Rainbows (1930) under its alternate title The Road Show, on page 18 of the January 15, 1930 Variety.
- - The Rogue Song (1930) - 2. Max Factore theatre make-up advertisement with Lionel Belmore in the American romantic musical film The Rogue Song (1930), on page 32 of the February 12, 1930 Variety.
- - Arisierung Kaufhaus Geschwister Knopf 1938. Advert in Nazi newspaper "Der Fuehrer" (22 September 1938) of new "Aryan" proprietors Hoelscher after taking over the Karlsruhe department store from the rightful Jewish owners, Johanna and Max Knopf. The house in present-day Kaiserstrasse is now run by Karstadt.
- - Toyland Department, Dayton’s, Minneapolis, 1940. Toy department inside the Dayton's department store in Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Photo taken in 1940, most likely November or December.
- - Max Factor cosmetics storefront. The advertising in this window is a film tie-in. The musical 'Ziegfeld Girl' was released in the US in 1941 and starred James Stewart, Hedy Lamarr, Judy Garland and Lana Turner.
- - Ex-servicewomen learning manicure techniques. Ques during a retraining course on beauty parlour operation at the Robertson Hairdressing School, Apr 1945.
- - Love That Red! Revlon 1951 - Suzy Parker. Love That Red! Revlon ad, 1951, featuring Suzy Parker in a costume by Alan Graham (fashion designer).
- - Estee Lauder NYWTS (cropped). Estee Lauder, in a vivid print from Yves Saint Laurent, puts today's face on customer by using darker shade of lipstick / World Journal Tribune photo by Bill Sauro.
- - What did eighteenth-century men want? - Professor Amanda Vickery. Letters, diaries and household accounts from Georgian Britain are read to reconstruct what men of the period said they valued in a wife, in appearance and in conduct.
- - Exfoliation tools. Used by women in 2011. Shown top right: plastic bath sponge, below it a brush with a pumice stone on one side and a bristle brush on the other side, on the bottom left a mud mask package, on the top left a jar of perfumed body scrub.
- - The History of Makeup (tcm documentary). Archive film covers the twentieth-century studio makeup trade, the pancake foundations developed for colour film, and the technicians who built faces for the camera.
- - Indoor tanning lotion. A typical bottle of indoor tanning lotion. Taken in my studio by myself.
- - Historia del maquillaje. A short Spanish-language overview moves from antiquity to the modern counter, naming the pigments and the social rules that governed who was allowed to wear them.
- - Clarins Farmers Dunedin 2013. Clarins counter at New Zealand department store Farmers in Dunedin in 2013.
- - Women's Makeup Throughout History. A single face is remade era by era across several centuries of Western fashion, moving through pale powdered skin, rouged cheeks and the successive brow shapes each period demanded.
- - THE ULTIMATE FASHION HISTORY: The 1900s. Edwardian dress at the opening of the twentieth century is surveyed through its S-bend silhouette, the couture houses supplying it, and the grooming and hair conventions that completed the look.
- - THE ULTIMATE FASHION HISTORY: The 18th Century. Eighteenth-century European fashion is laid out through its panniers and mantuas, the powdered and pomaded hair that rose above them, and the white paint and rouge worn at court.
- - THE ULTIMATE FASHION HISTORY: The Elizabethan Era. Elizabeth I's court set the standard of a whitened face, plucked high forehead and reddened lips, supported by ruffs, farthingales and the cosmetic preparations sold to imitate her.
- - History of lipstick.. A compact survey covers the materials that coloured the mouth across successive eras and the manufacturers who industrialised their production.
- - History of lipstick.. A compact survey covers the materials that coloured the mouth across successive eras and the manufacturers who industrialised their production.
- - How Red Lipstick Shaped History | History. Red lips carried different meanings in different decades, worn by suffragists marching in New York in 1912 and later folded into wartime morale campaigns and film publicity.
- - How Red Lipstick Shaped History | History. Red lips carried different meanings in different decades, worn by suffragists marching in New York in 1912 and later folded into wartime morale campaigns and film publicity.
- - the bizarre history of beauty marks. Patches of silk and velvet cut into stars and crescents were stuck to the face in seventeenth and eighteenth-century Europe, at once a fashion, a code and a way to cover scarring.
- - the bizarre history of beauty marks. Patches of silk and velvet cut into stars and crescents were stuck to the face in seventeenth and eighteenth-century Europe, at once a fashion, a code and a way to cover scarring.
- - 💄 ¿QUIEN INVENTÓ EL MAQUILLAJE? - La Historia del Maquillaje #1 💄 [Frikis del MakeUp]. The question of origins is pushed back to the earliest surviving pigment containers and grinding palettes, and what they suggest about who first wore colour on the face.
- - 💄 ¿QUIEN INVENTÓ EL MAQUILLAJE? - La Historia del Maquillaje #1 💄 [Frikis del MakeUp]. The question of origins is pushed back to the earliest surviving pigment containers and grinding palettes, and what they suggest about who first wore colour on the face.
- - La HISTORIA DEL MAQUILLAJE desde la prehistoria hasta la actualidad. Ochre and charcoal marks on prehistoric bodies open a chronology that runs forward through classical, medieval and industrial cosmetics to the present day.
- - La HISTORIA DEL MAQUILLAJE desde la prehistoria hasta la actualidad. Ochre and charcoal marks on prehistoric bodies open a chronology that runs forward through classical, medieval and industrial cosmetics to the present day.
- - 💄La historia del Maquillaje y los Cosméticos En el Antiguo Egipto 🇪🇬 y En la Grecia Clásica🇬🇷🏛Parte1. Galena and malachite eye paints in Egypt and the white lead and rouge of classical Greece are compared as two distinct cosmetic cultures with different materials and meanings.
- - 💄La historia del Maquillaje y los Cosméticos En el Antiguo Egipto 🇪🇬 y En la Grecia Clásica🇬🇷🏛Parte1. Galena and malachite eye paints in Egypt and the white lead and rouge of classical Greece are compared as two distinct cosmetic cultures with different materials and meanings.
- - la HISTORIA del MAQUILLAJE. Kohl-lined eyes in Egypt, whitened faces in Europe and the arrival of mass-produced cosmetics are covered in a Spanish-language survey of what people put on their faces and why.
- - la HISTORIA del MAQUILLAJE. Kohl-lined eyes in Egypt, whitened faces in Europe and the arrival of mass-produced cosmetics are covered in a Spanish-language survey of what people put on their faces and why.
- - The Dark History of Radioactive Beauty Products. After the Curies isolated radium, its glow was sold as a health property, and products from creams to toothpaste carried it; the commercial vogue and its scientific claims are traced.
- - The Dark History of Radioactive Beauty Products. After the Curies isolated radium, its glow was sold as a health property, and products from creams to toothpaste carried it; the commercial vogue and its scientific claims are traced.
- - Daily Dinkus - Brief History of Lipstick - July 29th is Lipstick Day. Pegged to a commemorative day, a short account runs from ancient pigment sources to the twentieth-century brands that made a tube of colour a mass-market staple.
- - Daily Dinkus - Brief History of Lipstick - July 29th is Lipstick Day. Pegged to a commemorative day, a short account runs from ancient pigment sources to the twentieth-century brands that made a tube of colour a mass-market staple.
- - The Most Toxic Foundation Ever - History of Makeup. Venetian ceruse, the lead carbonate and vinegar paste used to whiten the face from the Renaissance onward, is examined as a material: how it was mixed, how it wore, and why lead was valued for it.
- - The Most Toxic Foundation Ever - History of Makeup. Venetian ceruse, the lead carbonate and vinegar paste used to whiten the face from the Renaissance onward, is examined as a material: how it was mixed, how it wore, and why lead was valued for it.
- - TWIGGY : Icône de la révolution mode des années 60⎮Documentaire art et culture - AT. Lesley Lawson, known as Twiggy, became the face of mid-1960s London fashion at sixteen; her cropped hair, drawn lower lashes and modelling career are traced through the decade's shift in ideals.
- - TWIGGY : Icône de la révolution mode des années 60⎮Documentaire art et culture - AT. Lesley Lawson, known as Twiggy, became the face of mid-1960s London fashion at sixteen; her cropped hair, drawn lower lashes and modelling career are traced through the decade's shift in ideals.
- - Why Women in History Swallowed Arsenic to Look Beautiful?. Arsenic complexion wafers were advertised in the late nineteenth century as an ingested route to a clear pale face, sold by mail order alongside soaps and creams making similar promises.
- - Why Women in History Swallowed Arsenic to Look Beautiful?. Arsenic complexion wafers were advertised in the late nineteenth century as an ingested route to a clear pale face, sold by mail order alongside soaps and creams making similar promises.
- - ♡ Los comienzos del MAQUILLAJE: Secretos de belleza ancestrales (historia del maquillaje). Ancient preparations for skin, eyes and lips are reconstructed from their ingredients, with attention to which recipes were compounded at home and which were bought.
- - ♡ Los comienzos del MAQUILLAJE: Secretos de belleza ancestrales (historia del maquillaje). Ancient preparations for skin, eyes and lips are reconstructed from their ingredients, with attention to which recipes were compounded at home and which were bought.
- - The Deadly History of Pale Skin. Pale skin as a marker of rank, kept up with lead whites, veils and parasols, is followed from classical antiquity through the European courts where the preparations were compounded at home.
- - The Deadly History of Pale Skin. Pale skin as a marker of rank, kept up with lead whites, veils and parasols, is followed from classical antiquity through the European courts where the preparations were compounded at home.
- - The Illustrated History of Arsenic sold as face makeup.. Period advertising, trade cards and packaging document how arsenic preparations were marketed as face treatments, and what the labels did and did not disclose about their contents.
- - The Illustrated History of Arsenic sold as face makeup.. Period advertising, trade cards and packaging document how arsenic preparations were marketed as face treatments, and what the labels did and did not disclose about their contents.
- - The Surprising & Dark History of Lipstick Revealed. Some historical lip preparations drew colour from lead and mercury compounds, and the shift to safer pigments came with the industrialisation of cosmetic manufacture.
- - The Surprising & Dark History of Lipstick Revealed. Some historical lip preparations drew colour from lead and mercury compounds, and the shift to safer pigments came with the industrialisation of cosmetic manufacture.
- - Lunares o marcas de belleza que te enviarían al INFIERNO - Parches de Belleza del siglo 18 historia. Eighteenth-century face patches drew clerical condemnation in Catholic Europe even as they spread through the courts; their placement was read as carrying meaning.
- - Lunares o marcas de belleza que te enviarían al INFIERNO - Parches de Belleza del siglo 18 historia. Eighteenth-century face patches drew clerical condemnation in Catholic Europe even as they spread through the courts; their placement was read as carrying meaning.
- - THE \"PREMIUM\" MISTAKE That Poisoned Vanity | Tho-Radia Radium History. Tho-Radia, a French line of face creams and powders sold in the 1930s, carried radium and thorium on its label and positioned radioactivity as a premium ingredient.
- - THE \"PREMIUM\" MISTAKE That Poisoned Vanity | Tho-Radia Radium History. Tho-Radia, a French line of face creams and powders sold in the 1930s, carried radium and thorium on its label and positioned radioactivity as a premium ingredient.
- - The Secret Life of Lipstick - European History. European attitudes to painted lips swung between court fashion and religious censure, with periods when the practice was associated with the stage and with prostitution.
- - The Secret Life of Lipstick - European History. European attitudes to painted lips swung between court fashion and religious censure, with periods when the practice was associated with the stage and with prostitution.
- - La Historia del Maquillaje - El Veneno que Miles de Mujeres se Untaron en la Cara a Sabiendas. Users of lead whites and mercury preparations often knew the ingredients were dangerous and applied them anyway, a tension examined through period recipes and advertising.
- - La Historia del Maquillaje — El Veneno que Miles de Mujeres se Untaron en la Cara a Sabiendas. Users of lead whites and mercury preparations often knew the ingredients were dangerous and applied them anyway, a tension examined through period recipes and advertising.
- - Strange Things That Were Normal in Victorian England | History for Sleep. Household routines of nineteenth-century England are narrated at length, taking in dress, grooming, patent remedies and the domestic chemistry that underpinned all three.
- - Strange Things That Were Normal in Victorian England | History for Sleep. Household routines of nineteenth-century England are narrated at length, taking in dress, grooming, patent remedies and the domestic chemistry that underpinned all three.
- - The History of Lipstick | From Ancient Civilizations to Modern Beauty. From ground minerals applied with a finger to the swivel-up metal tube patented in the United States in the 1910s, the container changed the cosmetic as much as the colour did.
- - The History of Lipstick | From Ancient Civilizations to Modern Beauty. From ground minerals applied with a finger to the swivel-up metal tube patented in the United States in the 1910s, the container changed the cosmetic as much as the colour did.
- - The History of Arsenic - The Poison in Every Victorian Home. Beyond the dressing table, arsenic ran through Victorian domestic life in pigments, wallpaper greens, rat poisons and patent preparations, sold openly at the chemist's counter.
- - The History of Arsenic — The Poison in Every Victorian Home. Beyond the dressing table, arsenic ran through Victorian domestic life in pigments, wallpaper greens, rat poisons and patent preparations, sold openly at the chemist's counter.
- - The History of Lipstick - The Color That Launched Empires 💄. Trade in red pigments moved between Mesoamerica, the Mediterranean and Asia, and the colonial cochineal trade made a cosmetic colour into a commodity worth controlling.
- - The History of Lipstick — The Color That Launched Empires 💄. Trade in red pigments moved between Mesoamerica, the Mediterranean and Asia, and the colonial cochineal trade made a cosmetic colour into a commodity worth controlling.
- - The History of Lipstick | The Makeup That Became a Weapon in 1912. Suffragists in the United States adopted bright lip colour as a visible badge during the 1912 marches, turning a cosmetic into a signal of political alignment.
- - The History of Lipstick | The Makeup That Became a Weapon in 1912. Suffragists in the United States adopted bright lip colour as a visible badge during the 1912 marches, turning a cosmetic into a signal of political alignment.
- - They Drank It to Feel Younger - The History of Radium. Radithor and similar tonics were bottled for drinking in 1920s America, promoted as restoratives; the businessman Eben Byers consumed them in quantity and died in 1932.
- - They Drank It to Feel Younger — The History of Radium. Radithor and similar tonics were bottled for drinking in 1920s America, promoted as restoratives; the businessman Eben Byers consumed them in quantity and died in 1932.
- - Before Hair Dye Was Safe, It Blinded People | The History of Hair Dye. Early synthetic hair dyes built on paraphenylenediamine caused severe reactions in some users, and injuries attributed to them fed the campaign that produced the 1938 US Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
- - Before Hair Dye Was Safe, It Blinded People | The History of Hair Dye. Early synthetic hair dyes built on paraphenylenediamine caused severe reactions in some users, and injuries attributed to them fed the campaign that produced the 1938 US Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
- - History of Lipstick | Red Lipstick | Colchicine Insects, Cleopatra & Beauty #lipstick #history. Carmine from cochineal insects supplied the red that dominated lip colour for centuries, and the pigment's trade routes shaped where the cosmetic could be made and sold.
- - History of Lipstick | Red Lipstick | Colchicine Insects, Cleopatra & Beauty #lipstick #history. Carmine from cochineal insects supplied the red that dominated lip colour for centuries, and the pigment's trade routes shaped where the cosmetic could be made and sold.
- - They Drank It to Feel Younger — The History of Radium. The industrial and consumer career of radium runs from watch dials painted by hand to tonics and cosmetics, with regulators and the courts catching up only after the 1920s.
- - They Drank It to Feel Younger - The History of Radium. The industrial and consumer career of radium runs from watch dials painted by hand to tonics and cosmetics, with regulators and the courts catching up only after the 1920s.
- - Five Thousand Years of Red: The Real History of Lipstick💄. Red pigment on the mouth appears in Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Mediterranean contexts long before the tube, drawn from ochres, plant dyes and crushed insects.
- - History of makeup. Kohl, ochre, white lead and carmine anchor a sweep through cosmetic materials from ancient Egypt onward, and the social rules attached to wearing each.
- - Five Thousand Years of Red: The Real History of Lipstick💄. Red pigment on the mouth appears in Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Mediterranean contexts long before the tube, drawn from ochres, plant dyes and crushed insects.
- - History of makeup. Kohl, ochre, white lead and carmine anchor a sweep through cosmetic materials from ancient Egypt onward, and the social rules attached to wearing each.