Salons
Hairdressing and barbering as trades, the salon as a room, and the tools of both.
Part of Beauty Standards
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- - Ivory powder bottle used by a wig dresser, England,. Many men and women in the 1700s had their heads shaved to prevent attacks of head lice and remove the need to wash the hair. To cover up the baldness, they wore wigs made from human hair or horsehair, which were stuck on with animal fat.
- - An Englishman seated in a Parisian coiffeur's salon having h. Eur's salon having his hair dressed by a mischievous Frenchman. Engraving by J.
- - Ridiculous taste or the ladies absurdity. Xceptionally high wig (which towers above her head in an oval form, and is flanked by parallel horizontal curls) dressed by a French hair-dresser who stands on the top of a step-ladder; the woman's husband, a naval officer, is holding a sextant to his eye to ascertain the altitude of the adornment. Caricature lampooning French women's hairstyles of the period shortly before the French Revolution.
- - A fashionable man and woman accompanied by a maid-servant an. By a maid-servant and a boy servant; the woman, who wears an elaborately decorated pyramid wig, carries a dog under her right arm and looks admiringly at her male companion. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Wig; Hairstyle; Fashion; Hair; Wig macker; Hairdressing.
- - The Boarding-School Hair-Dresser. A young man dressing a young woman's hair, standing with his legs between her knees; a lute and music book on a table behind to left. 24 September 1774 Hand-coloured mezzotint with some etching.
- - Female Curiosity. A wig on her bottom for effect: her maid-servant holds a mirror for her and sniggers with amusement; a cat arches its back in fright and a dog dives for cover under the young woman's corset which is lying on the floor. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Wig; Hairstyle; Fashion; Hair; Wig maker; Hairdressing.
- - A man with a shovel attempting to hit a hair-dresser (who is. Hair-dresser (who is also being attacked by a small dog); a maid-servant tries to restrain him; an extravagantly dressed woman looks on. Iconographic Collections.
- - A barbers shop.. The interior of a barber's shop. A very old and completely bald man reclines in an arm-chair (left), a cloth over his shoulders; a fat barber is about to place on his head a tie-wig.
- - A man is sitting in a barber's shop having his hair combed a. Ng his hair combed and crimped, another man is being shaved, others are trying on wigs and tying their cravats. Coloured etching, 1785, after H.
- - A coronation in Pall Mall.. Pitt, seated in a chair, turns his head majestically towards the Duchess of Gordon, who holds a chamber-pot over his head, saying, "Hail King of Strathbogy! Petty France, Bridle Lane, and the Kingdom of Kew!" Her hair is dishevelled.
- - A bald-headed Charles James Fox in a wig shop. Shop (a dog is attacking his shoe) being shown a wig by the shop-keeper; to the right Edmund Burke is eavesdropping behind a door. Etching by Wetherell, 1793.
- - Licenc'd to wear hair powder!!. A chimney-sweep standing with brush and sack of soot, with an elaborate white wig. 1 June 1795 Hand-coloured etching.
- - QueenCarolinesTrialDetail. (detail from) The Trial of Queen Caroline 1820 by Sir George Hayter - left to right: Stephen Lushington (in wig with back to painter); Henry Brougham (in wig handing sheet of paper downwards); William Vizard, the Queen's solicitor (on floor beneath Brougham); Lord Lauderdale (sitting on bench with back to painter); Lord Chancellor Lord Eldon (seated in background facing front); Queen Caroline;.
- - A man is standing outside a barber's shop with the instrumen Wellcome V0040697. “A barber is standing outside his shop in Cairo carrying with him the instruments of his trade. Next door is a pharmacy (drug store)”.
- - A Head of Hair for Sale - John Everett Millais. Illustration for the sentimental story "A Head of Hair for Sale." A poverty-stricken young woman is forced to sell her hair in hopes of getting a doctor for her sick mother (she's too late). Once a Week magazine, Volume 3, page 519.
- - Marble bust of a woman from Cyrene 140-160 AD (51234149764). Marble bust of a woman, 140-160 AD, Shahhat, Cyrene in Roman times. This is a portrait of a young woman of the elite of Cyrene, in present-day Libya.
- - The heads of four women with ringletted hair dressed with ri. Hair dressed with ribbons, flowers and feathers; two details of plaited hair-pieces. Coloured lithograph by Michelet, 1865.
- - The heads of four women with ringletted hair dressed with ri. Hair dressed with ribbons, jewellery and flowers; three details of hair-pieces. Coloured lithograph by Michelet, 1865.
- - An old woman sitting in a chair outside a barber's shop is o. A barber's shop is offered a shave by a barber. Lithograph by A.
- - A Corean beauty. Willard Dickerman Straight and Early U.S.-Korea Diplomatic Relations, Cornell University Library A Corean beauty ca. 1904 Place: Asia: South Korea Type: Postcards/Ephemera A Korean woman is shown in fine Korean traditional costume.
- - W Parker (Firm, Wellington) -Parker's hair tonic. Price 2-6. Contains nothing poisonous or.... An advertisement for a hair tonic, inserted by W Parker, chemist and optician, of 28 Manners Street Wellington. The tonic "will certainly increase the growth of hair, is an excellent dressing, not greasy, [and] the most cleanly of all hair preparations".
- - Advertisement for 'Koko for the Hair'. Advertisement: Koko for the Hair Leaflet advertising Koko shampoo and Pino hair colour. It would probably have been inserted in a popular magazine, in 1909.
- - First permanent-waving heaters designed by Calvete in 1917. This is a unique photograph left to me by my father, of the first practical permanent-waving heaters which he designed for Eugene Suter. The basic design was to dominate ladies' hairdressing for the next 25 years.
- - Your Hair Will Look Better. An advert for Rowland’s Macassar Oil, circa 1920. The legend: “Your hair will look better, will be more beautiful, longer and finer, if you take care of it using ROWLAND’S MACASSAR OIL.
- - Drapers Barber Shop Martinsville. The staff of Draper's Barber Shop, Martinsville, Virginia. Round white items on the floor are spittoons.
- - Eugene Suter in 1920 with the machine which would make him famous. Few pictures exist of Eugene Suter, and although his name became a byword in hairdressing circles for over 30 years, little seems to be known about him. He may have been less reticent when he started out hence this picture which he used in publicity at the the time (the Twenties).
- - Walter Sammons hot comb. An illustration from Walter Sammon's 1920 patent for a hot comb.
- - Vogue cover, October 15th, 1923, by Eduardo García de Benito. Vogue magazine cover, October 15th, 1923: Spanish style hair with a comb, by Eduardo Garcia Benito.
- - Van Ess anti-balding advertisement. Vintage advertisement for Van Ess anti-balding treatment, printed in the April 1924 issue of The Elks Magazine.
- - Vauv aftershave ad. Full-page vintage advertisement for Vauv aftershave, printed in the September 1924 issue of The Elks Magazine. The ad depicts in the top right corner an illustration of a smiling man touching his clean-shaven face.
- - Van Ess anti-balding advertisement. Vintage advertisement for Van Ess anti-balding treatment, printed in the June 1925 issue of The Elks Magazine.
- - Aqua-Velva aftershave ad. Vintage advertisement for Aqua-Velva aftershave, printed in the September 1926 issue of The Elks Magazine. The ad depicts at the top a photograph of a smiling man touching his clean-shaven face, and at the bottom a picture of a small rectangular glass bottle of aftershave.
- - Two of the first female men's barbers, Miss Dolly House and her sister, c1927. Glass negative The House sisters’ father, Jack House, ran the barber shop just underneath Australasian Films' film studio From the collections of the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales www.sl.nsw.gov.au Information about photographic collections of the State Library of New South Wales acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/search/SimpleSearch.aspx Persistent url: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=8402.
- - Joyner1. Permanent wave machine invented by Marjorie Joyner in 1928 (The first African American woman to receive a patent) - Patent Expired ( sheet 2).
- - Patricias Hairdressing Shop (5856573079). This hairdressing salon on The Quay in Waterford (if it's not too early to use the word "salon") was owned by Miss Patricia Kelly, who is presumably one of the young women pictured.
- - Permanent wave machine Sault Museum. Permanent wave ("perm") machine used at Elsie's Beauty Parlour on James Street, c. Marie Museum.
- - Icall 1934 Permanent-Waving Machine. This is a state-of-the-art permanent-waving machine manufactured by Icall in 1934. It had Bakelite heaters (15 tubular and 6 croquignole, a timer which compensated for the nature of the hair and spring-loaded cables which relieved the weight of the heaters.
- - Icall 1934 Wireless Permanent Waving Machine. Wireless permanent-waving machine introduced in 1934 by Icall Limited to satisfy a demand for a machine in which there was no direct connection to electricity when the heaters were applied. Because such heaters started cooling as soon as they were applied to the hair, they were bulkier so as to provide a greater heat sink.
- - IcallPlasticDressing. This model won First Prize at the Hairdressing Fashion Exhibition in London 1935. The trend to shorter hair has progressed exposing the neck and ears.
- - Demobilisation of the British Army BU11910. Demobilisation of the British Army A recent arrival at Tournai Release Camp has his hair cut by a Belgian barber.
- - Chuck Berry (1958). Trade ad for Chuck Berry 's single "Johnny B. To better adapt it to his respective Wikipedia article, the ad was cropped and cleaned in a graphics editing program.
- - 126127 kibbutz gvat PikiWiki Israel. Name: Kibbutz Gvat At the hairdresser - Shoshana Forrest dyes hair for an Israeli pearl.
- - Little Richard (1966) (cropped). Trade ad for Little Richard 's single "It's A Poor Dog That Won't Wag His Own Tail". To better adapt it to his respective Wikipedia article, the ad was cropped and cleaned in a graphics editing program.
- - Little Richard (1967). Trade ad for Little Richard 's single "A Little Bit Of Something (Beats A Whole Lot Of Nothing)". To better adapt it to his respective Wikipedia article, the ad was cropped and cleaned in a graphics editing program.
- - Viktor-Klimenko-1968. Photograph of the Finnish vocalist Viktor Klimenko treated by the hairdresser Svend Langdal.
- - In the Winner's Circle. Four students in the student hair styling event received trophies at the 27th Annual Barber Show. L to R: Lee Fieberg, Dede Prehoda, Harvey Freund and Bill Barnd.
- - Danushka Chathuranga. Born October 31, 1984) is a well known Sri Lankan Hairdresser who is the founder and Chairman of Salon Liyo PVT Ltd.
- - Girl with permed hair in the 1980s. Girl with permed hair, fashionable at the 1980s time.
- - Clipper, barber's electric. "barber's electric clipper, locality- France, England, Germany. From a collection of barber shop equipment." (col.card).
- - A close shave in Antigua Guatemala. This is how you have a shave in Guatemala... at a real old-fashioned barber with a cut throat razor!
- - Wire. Coil of copper wire for hair work. Multiple coils of varying thicknesses.
- - Oldpermwavead. Ad from turn of the century for Nessler's permanent wave process.
- - CebuCity Philippines Hairdressers-equipment-01. Bulacao, Cebu City, Philippines: Working equipment of a hairdresser in barangay Bulacao.
- - Fremont Solstice Parade 2007 - Afro wigs at Gasworks 01. Relaxing at Gas Works Park after the parade, Summer Solstice Parade and Pageant, Fremont Fair, Seattle, Washington. Note the white Afro wigs.
- - GentillyYOURBeautySalonSept2008. Gentilly section of New Orleans. Three years after the Hurricane Katrina levee failure disaster, most damaged commerical buildings in this section have been either repaired and reopened, demolished, or at least boarded up, but a few remain simply derelict like this beauty salon building.
- - Sliding elevation. Sectioning and angles of the sliding and blended elevation haircut.
- - CortadorPelo314. A pair of manual barber clippers, used for cutting hair too short.
- - African Beauty in 1948: Women Straightening Their Hair | Vintage Fashions. Newsreel footage from 1948 shows women in Africa having their hair straightened, with the imported irons and preparations then arriving through colonial trade.
- - Madam CJ Walker - Early Life | Biography. Childhood in Delta, Louisiana, orphanhood at seven and years of domestic and laundry work precede the hair-care business that made Sarah Breedlove's fortune.
- - Barber Chair (Weatherly Building). A vacant barber chair in the East Portland Grand Avenue Historic District.
- - Women in Viet Nam who take care of each other as their hair. Women in Vietnam who taken care of each other as hair.
- - Hairclips used by hairdressers during cutting "in stand-by position". Professional hairclips which hairdressers use during a cut. These are used by hairdressers during cutting for securing a part of the customer's hair in a position to better access another part/section (e.g.
- - Razor comb white plastic. This model can be taken apart to exchange the two standard razor blades inside.
- - BLACK HISTORY MINI DOCS - Annie Malone. A brief profile covers the Poro founder's move from Metropolis, Illinois into manufacturing, and her position as an employer and donor within Black St Louis.
- - 1000w q95 (3) 01. A business owner and published author, Pamela Ferrell assisted the Army's review of hairstyle policies by providing valuable information (September 2, 2014).
- - 400 Years without a Comb (Documentary of Black African Hair). Hair practices carried from West and Central Africa, their disruption under slavery in the Americas, and the grooming tools and traditions rebuilt afterwards form the spine of this account.
- - Hamley & Co Leather 15. Barber chair, Hamley Company, Pendleton, Oregon, the oldest maker of saddles in the United States.
- - The Barbershop Diaries documentary. Barbers and their regulars talk about what is said in the chair, and how the shop functions as somewhere men gather beyond the haircut itself.
- - Lee Kuan Yew's barrister's wig and container, National Museum of Singapore -. Former Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew 's barrister's wig and container (1949) from Ravenscroft, on display at an exhibition entitled In Memoriam: Lee Kuan Yew at the National Museum of Singapore between 25 March and 24 May 2015.
- - Barber chairs at The Spaghetti Factory restaurant in Phoenix AZ. Barber chairs at a restaurant in Phoenix Arizona.
- - Meet the First Self-Made Female Millionaire. Scalp treatments developed for her own hair loss became a product line, a training programme for agents and the basis of a manufacturing company run from Indianapolis.
- - Our Hair-itage - A Natural Hair Documentary (PBS Version). Women who stopped chemically straightening their hair describe the decision, the regrowth period and the reactions at work and at home, alongside stylists who retrained for textured hair.
- - Beauty salon in Kolkata 01. The s from the Sajo beauty salon in Kolkata, India.
- - Black History Month (What Is A Hot Comb?) Please read the disclaimer in the description box area. What a pressing comb is, how it was heated on a stove and what it did to the hair are explained from personal and family experience of the tool.
- - Black History Month (What Is A Hot Comb?) Please read the disclaimer in the description box area. What a pressing comb is, how it was heated on a stove and what it did to the hair are explained from personal and family experience of the tool.
- - Smokey Hollow Barbershop Documentary. A barbershop in the Smokey Hollow neighbourhood of Tallahassee is remembered by former customers and barbers, a Black business district later cleared by urban redevelopment.
- - Smokey Hollow Barbershop Documentary. A barbershop in the Smokey Hollow neighbourhood of Tallahassee is remembered by former customers and barbers, a Black business district later cleared by urban redevelopment.
- - The Truth About Where Hair Extensions Come From | Shady | Refinery29. The supply chain behind human hair extensions is followed from collection points in India and elsewhere to the salons and retailers that sell the finished wefts.
- - The Truth About Where Hair Extensions Come From | Shady | Refinery29. The supply chain behind human hair extensions is followed from collection points in India and elsewhere to the salons and retailers that sell the finished wefts.
- - The Weird History of Canadian Vintage Hairstyling. Canadian salons of the mid-twentieth century are revisited through their perming equipment, set-and-dry routines and the magazines that circulated the styles.
- - The Weird History of Canadian Vintage Hairstyling. Canadian salons of the mid-twentieth century are revisited through their perming equipment, set-and-dry routines and the magazines that circulated the styles.
- - It's Not Just A Haircut Documentary. Barbers describe apprenticeship, licensing and the economics of running a chair, alongside customers on why they keep returning to the same shop.
- - It's Not Just A Haircut Documentary. Barbers describe apprenticeship, licensing and the economics of running a chair, alongside customers on why they keep returning to the same shop.
- - Abeer Mostafa at work. Abeer Mostafa is an Egyptian Muslim woman who works in a men's hairdresser. She described to be "confront the customs and traditions of her society and conquer their criticism.".
- - Washington County Museum virtual tour day 6: 1930s hair perm machine. A 1930s permanent wave machine in a museum collection is shown with its suspended heating clamps, the apparatus that set curls by heat and chemical solution.
- - Washington County Museum virtual tour day 6: 1930s hair perm machine. A 1930s permanent wave machine in a museum collection is shown with its suspended heating clamps, the apparatus that set curls by heat and chemical solution.
- - 100 years of Korean Beauty: the birth of modern Korean Beauty Standards (History of Korean Beauty 4). Colonial rule, war and rapid industrialisation each left a mark on what counted as a desirable face in twentieth-century Korea, alongside the growth of a domestic cosmetics industry.
- - 100 years of Korean Beauty: the birth of modern Korean Beauty Standards (History of Korean Beauty 4). Colonial rule, war and rapid industrialisation each left a mark on what counted as a desirable face in twentieth-century Korea, alongside the growth of a domestic cosmetics industry.
- - Polish Jews Who Changed The World. History of Helena Rubinstein. A Polish Jewish emigrant's route from Krakow to a global cosmetics business is set within the broader story of Polish Jews who built companies abroad.
- - Polish Jews Who Changed The World. History of Helena Rubinstein. A Polish Jewish emigrant's route from Krakow to a global cosmetics business is set within the broader story of Polish Jews who built companies abroad.
- - Visit a 1930's Beauty Salon | AI Enhanced Film 1938 [4k, 60 fps]. Archive film from 1938 follows clients through a salon of the period, past permanent wave apparatus, dryer hoods and the manicure and facial stations along the wall.
- - Visit a 1930's Beauty Salon | AI Enhanced Film 1938 [4k, 60 fps]. Archive film from 1938 follows clients through a salon of the period, past permanent wave apparatus, dryer hoods and the manicure and facial stations along the wall.
- - Black History Month - The Significance of the Black Barbershop. Beyond cutting hair, the Black barbershop has served as meeting place, information exchange and route into business ownership, discussed here with barbers and stylists.
- - Black History Month - The Significance of the Black Barbershop. Beyond cutting hair, the Black barbershop has served as meeting place, information exchange and route into business ownership, discussed here with barbers and stylists.
- - Black History Month - Dazzling Beauty Supply and Salon. A Florida beauty supply store and salon is presented through its founders and customers, showing how retail and styling services were combined in one Black-owned storefront.
- - Black History Month - Dazzling Beauty Supply and Salon. A Florida beauty supply store and salon is presented through its founders and customers, showing how retail and styling services were combined in one Black-owned storefront.
- - Black-owned in East Texas: The history of beauty supply stores. Beauty supply retail in East Texas is examined through Black-owned stores, the wholesale channels they buy from, and who has historically controlled distribution in the sector.
- - Black-owned in East Texas: The history of beauty supply stores. Beauty supply retail in East Texas is examined through Black-owned stores, the wholesale channels they buy from, and who has historically controlled distribution in the sector.
- - History of Helena Rubinstein in Timeline - Helena Rubinstein Profile. Dated milestones mark out a career in cosmetics manufacturing, from the first Australian salon through the European expansion to the art collection and foundation that followed.
- - History of Helena Rubinstein in Timeline - Helena Rubinstein Profile. Dated milestones mark out a career in cosmetics manufacturing, from the first Australian salon through the European expansion to the art collection and foundation that followed.
- - The True Story of Madam C.J. Walker | TWO DOLLARS AND A DREAM. Family members, historians and archive material reconstruct the building of the Walker Manufacturing Company, its sales-agent network, and the philanthropy and activism it funded.
- - The True Story of Madam C.J. Walker | TWO DOLLARS AND A DREAM. Family members, historians and archive material reconstruct the building of the Walker Manufacturing Company, its sales-agent network, and the philanthropy and activism it funded.
- - The Importance Of The Black Barbershop In Our History. Los Angeles barbers place their shops within a longer history of Black-owned businesses that doubled as community anchors and organising spaces.
- - The Importance Of The Black Barbershop In Our History. Los Angeles barbers place their shops within a longer history of Black-owned businesses that doubled as community anchors and organising spaces.
- - The History Behind Hair Relaxers | Healthy Relaxed Hair | An Origin Story. Garrett Morgan's early straightening preparation and the salon systems that followed are traced by a stylist explaining how relaxer chemistry works on the hair shaft.
- - The History Behind Hair Relaxers | Healthy Relaxed Hair | An Origin Story. Garrett Morgan's early straightening preparation and the salon systems that followed are traced by a stylist explaining how relaxer chemistry works on the hair shaft.
- - Hot Comb History and How to Use It. The heated metal pressing comb, associated with Annie Turnbo Malone and Madam C.J. Walker's businesses, is demonstrated alongside an account of how it was used and sold.
- - Hot Comb History and How to Use It. The heated metal pressing comb, associated with Annie Turnbo Malone and Madam C.J. Walker's businesses, is demonstrated alongside an account of how it was used and sold.
- - Black Business History: Rose Meta Morgan. Rose Meta Morgan opened a Harlem salon in the 1940s that grew into one of the largest Black-owned beauty businesses in New York, later expanding into cosmetics.
- - Black Business History: Rose Meta Morgan. Rose Meta Morgan opened a Harlem salon in the 1940s that grew into one of the largest Black-owned beauty businesses in New York, later expanding into cosmetics.
- - Black History Moments: Annie Turnbo Malone. Annie Turnbo Malone developed and sold the Poro line of hair preparations from Illinois and later St Louis, founding Poro College as a training school and employing agents across the country.
- - Black History Moments: Annie Turnbo Malone. Annie Turnbo Malone developed and sold the Poro line of hair preparations from Illinois and later St Louis, founding Poro College as a training school and employing agents across the country.
- - Celebrating Black History Month: Annie Turnbo Malone. Poro College in St Louis trained Black women as beauticians and sales agents, and its founder's philanthropy funded an orphanage that still carries her name.
- - Celebrating Black History Month: Annie Turnbo Malone. Poro College in St Louis trained Black women as beauticians and sales agents, and its founder's philanthropy funded an orphanage that still carries her name.
- - Helena Rubinstein: Documentary on the Queen of Female Beauty | Art, Culture & Advertising History. Born in Krakow in 1872, Helena Rubinstein sold face cream in Australia before opening salons in London, Paris and New York and building one of the first international cosmetics companies.
- - Helena Rubinstein: Documentary on the Queen of Female Beauty | Art, Culture & Advertising History. Born in Krakow in 1872, Helena Rubinstein sold face cream in Australia before opening salons in London, Paris and New York and building one of the first international cosmetics companies.
- - Generations of Glamour👀 | K-beauty Odyssey💄| Ep.1 History of Korean Beauty✨. Cosmetic practice in Korea is traced from Joseon-era preparations and court grooming through to the multi-step routines that carried the industry into export markets.
- - Generations of Glamour👀 | K-beauty Odyssey💄| Ep.1 History of Korean Beauty✨. Cosmetic practice in Korea is traced from Joseon-era preparations and court grooming through to the multi-step routines that carried the industry into export markets.
- - Atlanta hairstylist turns original Madam C.J. Walker beauty shop into Black history museum. A stylist in Atlanta has converted premises once used as a Walker beauty shop into a museum of hair-care tools, signage and product packaging.
- - Atlanta hairstylist turns original Madam C.J. Walker beauty shop into Black history museum. A stylist in Atlanta has converted premises once used as a Walker beauty shop into a museum of hair-care tools, signage and product packaging.
- - Ga. hairstylist turns beauty shop into Black history museum. A working salon in Georgia has been given over to displays of combs, pressing irons, dryers and product tins documenting a century of Black hair care.
- - Ga. hairstylist turns beauty shop into Black history museum. A working salon in Georgia has been given over to displays of combs, pressing irons, dryers and product tins documenting a century of Black hair care.
- - EP 5: History of the Hot Comb. Patents, manufacturers and kitchen-table use are covered in a short account of the pressing comb's spread through Black households in the United States.
- - EP 5: History of the Hot Comb. Patents, manufacturers and kitchen-table use are covered in a short account of the pressing comb's spread through Black households in the United States.
- - The Dark History of 1920s Makeup | Rise of the Modern Cosmetics Industry. Flappers, film publicity and the arrival of branded compacts and mascaras turned cosmetics from a discreet home practice into an advertised mass industry during the 1920s.
- - The Dark History of 1920s Makeup | Rise of the Modern Cosmetics Industry. Flappers, film publicity and the arrival of branded compacts and mascaras turned cosmetics from a discreet home practice into an advertised mass industry during the 1920s.
- - Elizabeth Arden: A pioneer in the cosmetics business | Art & Culture Documentary. Florence Nightingale Graham took the name Elizabeth Arden for her Fifth Avenue salon, pioneering the red door, the makeover appointment and coordinated colour ranges sold under one label.
- - Elizabeth Arden: A pioneer in the cosmetics business | Art & Culture Documentary. Florence Nightingale Graham took the name Elizabeth Arden for her Fifth Avenue salon, pioneering the red door, the makeover appointment and coordinated colour ranges sold under one label.
- - The Crazy World of Korea's Plastic Surgery Industry. Clinics clustered in the Gangnam district of Seoul, their advertising, and the place of cosmetic procedures within Korean employment and social expectations are examined through reporting and published research.
- - The Crazy World of Korea's Plastic Surgery Industry. Clinics clustered in the Gangnam district of Seoul, their advertising, and the place of cosmetic procedures within Korean employment and social expectations are examined through reporting and published research.
- - The Shocking Truth about Hair Relaxers | The Entire History . Chemical straighteners built on lye and later no-lye formulations became a mass market for Black women's hair from the mid-twentieth century, sold through salons and drugstore kits.
- - The Shocking Truth about Hair Relaxers | The Entire History . Chemical straighteners built on lye and later no-lye formulations became a mass market for Black women's hair from the mid-twentieth century, sold through salons and drugstore kits.
- - The Million-Dollar Secret: How a Slave's Daughter Built an Empire (Madam C.J. Walker Documentary). A career that began with laundry work ended with a manufacturing plant in Indianapolis, a national network of trained sales agents and a mansion on the Hudson, all built on scalp preparations for Black women.
- - The Million-Dollar Secret: How a Slave's Daughter Built an Empire (Madam C.J. Walker Documentary). A career that began with laundry work ended with a manufacturing plant in Indianapolis, a national network of trained sales agents and a mansion on the Hudson, all built on scalp preparations for Black women.
- - Descendant Of Madam C.J. Walker Shares The Untold History Of The Beauty Mogul. A great-great-granddaughter of the hair-care entrepreneur speaks about family records, the business papers held by descendants, and the parts of the story she says are usually left out.
- - Descendant Of Madam C.J. Walker Shares The Untold History Of The Beauty Mogul. A great-great-granddaughter of the hair-care entrepreneur speaks about family records, the business papers held by descendants, and the parts of the story she says are usually left out.
- - The Untold Story of America's First Black Female Millionaire | Documentary. Born to formerly enslaved parents in Louisiana in 1867, Sarah Breedlove built a hair-care manufacturing and sales business under the name Madam C.J. Walker, employing thousands of Black women agents.
- - The Untold Story of America's First Black Female Millionaire | Documentary. Born to formerly enslaved parents in Louisiana in 1867, Sarah Breedlove built a hair-care manufacturing and sales business under the name Madam C.J. Walker, employing thousands of Black women agents.
- - Black History Month: Highlighting Code Beauty Salon. A long-running Black-owned salon in Columbus, Georgia is profiled through its owners, its regulars and its role as a neighbourhood fixture.
- - Black History Month: Highlighting Code Beauty Salon. A long-running Black-owned salon in Columbus, Georgia is profiled through its owners, its regulars and its role as a neighbourhood fixture.
- - How 1920s America Invented the Modern Beauty Industry | Boring History for Sleep. Department store counters, mail-order catalogues and the first national advertising campaigns assembled an American beauty market between the wars, narrated at length for listening.
- - How 1920s America Invented the Modern Beauty Industry | Boring History for Sleep. Department store counters, mail-order catalogues and the first national advertising campaigns assembled an American beauty market between the wars, narrated at length for listening.
- - The FASCINATING History of Barbering. Barber-surgeons who once performed bloodletting and tooth extraction gave way to a licensed trade with its own schools, and the striped pole survived the separation.
- - The FASCINATING History of Barbering. Barber-surgeons who once performed bloodletting and tooth extraction gave way to a licensed trade with its own schools, and the striped pole survived the separation.
- - The Real History of K-Beauty: From Royal Rituals to Global Phenomenon. Korean skincare's rise as an export category is set against much older domestic traditions, with attention to the ingredients and rituals that were reframed for a global market.
- - The Real History of K-Beauty: From Royal Rituals to Global Phenomenon. Korean skincare's rise as an export category is set against much older domestic traditions, with attention to the ingredients and rituals that were reframed for a global market.