Skincare

The skincare industry, its packaging and its claims.

Part of Beauty Standards

123 moments in this segment.

  1. - Tafelrunde der Gerbermeister 17 Jh. Round table with masters of the tanning guild (stained glass), by Hans Christian Maurer (Reutlingen), from Metzingen or Urach, 2nd half of 17th century Museum of folk culture in Waldenbuch (a branch of the Landesmuseum Württemberg).
  2. - Advertising cards and ephemera collection. A collection of advertising cards and other ephemera, such as event tickets, from the mid-19th century to the 20th century, with colorful illustrations and descriptions of various products. Laird's Bloom of Youth and White Lilac Soap.
  3. - French Laundry, soap advertisement, ca. 1850. Mid-19th century advertisement for Kendall Mfg. Company's "French Laundry Soap" showing a young woman beating clothes on a rock.
  4. - Advert for Pears' Soap. Ephemera Collection. Advertisement for Pears' Soap Caption reads: "The pure Soap" Illustration of a bar of soap.
  5. - Laird's bloom of youth. The Best article in the world, Laird's bloom of youth, or liquid pearl for preserving beautifying the complexion skin.
  6. - Amélie Diéterle ( ) publicité (A35). Amélie Diéterle in a press advertisement for Cadum soap. Amélie Diéterle is a French actress born in Strasbourg on February 20, 1871 and died in Cannes on January 20, 1941.
  7. - Toilettafelset uit 1882, Petrus Regout & Co (2). Soap box, part of a washstand set, produced in 1882 by Petrus Regout Co in Maastricht, Netherlands..
  8. - Toilettafelset uit 1882, Petrus Regout & Co (2a). Soap box in three parts, part of a washstand set, produced in 1882 by Petrus Regout Co in Maastricht, Netherlands..
  9. - Removing the Hair Procter Tanning. "Removing the Hair: Scraping and Cleaning the Skins", Plate II in Henry Richardson Procter, A Text-book of Tanning: A Treatise on the Conversion of Skins Into Leather (1885).
  10. - StateLibQld 1 47132 Tannery workers posing outside the tanning shed at Kelvin Grove, ca. 1890. Tannery workers posing outside the tanning shed at Kelvin Grove, ca. 1890 Workers outside Witzig and Greinland's tannery, Bishop Street, Kelvin Grove.
  11. - LangenMaxWolf1890. Advertisement for the kosher soap factory of Max Wolf in Langen (Hesse).
  12. - Clairette soap women ad. An ad for the St Louis based Clairette soap brand.
  13. - 29346 Grand Canyon National Park 1893 Miner's Soap (7029920517). BAR OF SOAP SHAPED LIKE A BRICK WITH STAMPED INFORMATION ON EACH SIDE. BAR IS REDDISH BROWN WITH A COARSE TEXTURE.
  14. - Cuticura Soap Ad 1894. Advertisement for Cuticura Soap from June 1894 Good Housekeeping Magazine. Cuticura was produced by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.
  15. - IvorySoapPoster1898. Ivory Soap advertising poster, 1898 From store Web site: " You need only one soap--Ivory soap / the Strobridge Lith. Co., Cin'ti New York.
  16. - Chiozza e Turchi by Adolfo Hohenstein 1899. "Chiozza e Turchi, fabricants de savons, Pontelagoscuro, Italie" by Adolfo Hohenstein ( ). Color lithograph advertising poster in French for Chiozza e Turchi soap manufacturers.
  17. - A pictorial description of Broadway from The Mail and Express Advertisement 07. Advertisement 07 from: A pictorial description of Broadway from The Mail and Express (New York City).
  18. - On arising, bathe with Ivory Soap. "This is as sensible a way to prepare for the day's work as can be imagined: On arising, bathe with Ivory Soap, it floats. Then don a suit of underwear which has been washed with Ivory Soap, there is no "free" alkali in Ivory Soap.
  19. - Advert for Kerol Disinfectant. Advertising material for Kerol disinfectant fluid. Magazine insert on pale gren paper from the Windsor Magazine.
  20. - Gilberd and Sons Ltd -"Rough scrubber" carbolic sand soap, recommended as an economical and.... Soap wrapper describing the uses of the soap ("Germs, fleas, bugs, ticks, spiders, flies and other vermin cannot live where this soap is frequently used"). Gives directions for use: "Wet the scrubbing brush or cloth and then rub sand soap on.
  21. - Hudson's Soap Extract - TWCMS-G12356 (16692709711). Box of Hudson's soap extract, in blue, red and white. Width: 36 mm Length: 107 mm Depth: 170 mm Manufactured by RS Hudson Ltd, London, England, UK.
  22. - P and G soap ad, 1915. Ad for "P and G / The White Naphtha Soap / Procter Gamble Cincinatti".
  23. - The Town Crier, v.10, no.12, Mar. 20, 1915. Ad for "P and G, the White Naphtha Soap. (Procter Gamble, Cincinatti)".
  24. - Frederick Morgan02. Pears' Soap poster based on the oil and canvas "His Turn Next". Also see this painting in the collection's online gallery at.
  25. - Fairy Soap - For toilet and bath - Advertisement. Advertisement for fairy soap in The Red Book Magazine (December, 1915). Text includes: "For toilet and bath Fairy soap is refreshing because of its purity and pleasing cleansing quality Skilled soapmaking experts use only the choicest materials in making it Fairy soap is as pure as its whiteness suggests.
  26. - History of Inventions USNM 19 Indian Women Dressing Hides. Sioux Indian women dressing hides., The Indians of the Great Plains were excellent skin dressers. Two classes of operations were employed; one pertained to the dressing of robes and the other to the tawing of hides.
  27. - Soap shaker USpatent 1473783. Household apparatus for holding bar soap pieces. When shaken in water suds are formed.
  28. - Jap Rose Soap - 1922 Ad. Newspaper advertisement for Jap Rose soap, on page 14 of the September 16, 1922 Duluth Herald.
  29. - PalmJan61923part2. 2nd part of a two page advertisement in the Jan. 6, 1923 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.
  30. - PalmJan61923. 1st part of a two page spread ad for Palmolive in the Jan. 6, 1923 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.
  31. - "When She Grows Up" - Palmolive soap advertisement, Photoplay Feb 1923. Ertisement. A woman calmly examines a pair of baby booties, contemplating of the damage that inferior soap may someday do to her daughter's complexion.
  32. - Samplers and Flower Watercolors, by Arthur Rackham. Ur Rackham, from an advertisement for Cashmere Bouquet soap.
  33. - Ideals of Beauty. Y,” from an advertisement for Palmolive soap.
  34. - Elite Cafe, Natchez, Mississippi, October 1935 crop. R 1935. Exterior view of building, with painted advertisement for "Eagle Beer"; three men sit outside on stoop.
  35. - Caricature of industrialist James Gamble (by E. A. Bushnell). James Gamble is shown floating on a bar of Ivory soap (the product which was largely responsible for his fortune).
  36. - Colorful, portrait, woman, glasses, shades, sunbathe Fortepan 4123. Hungary 1943 This Agfacolor photo was not colorized. Tags: colorful, portrait, woman, glasses, shades, sunbathe.
  37. - Soap made of wooden shreds. Available for ration coupons in the Netherlands when there was no more soap, with instructions for use, 1940s.
  38. - Rasjoneringskort krisevarer krigen 2 verdenskrig 1940-45 B-såpe barbersepe grønnsaker for.... Norwegian ration stamps /cards/coupons), surrogate goods (soap), etc from World War Two and the 1940s. Photo taken at the Royal Norwegian Navy Museum in Horten, Norway.
  39. - Rasjoneringskort krisevarer krigen 2 verdenskrig 1940-45 B-såpe barbersepe mel brød fett.... Norwegian ration stamps (cards/coupons), surrogate goods (soap), etc from World War Two and the 1940s. Photo taken at the Royal Norwegian Navy Museum in Horten, Norway.
  40. - 'Sphagnol soap' cake, London, England,. Sphagnol soap was used to treat a range of skin inflammation and irritations including acne, eczema, chilblains, dandruff, insect bites and ringworm. The name #145;sphagnol #146; refers to an extract from peat believed to have antiseptic properties.
  41. - P&G soap 01. Procter Gamble "P and G" soap, early to mid 20th century packaging, photographed at Edmonds Historical Museum, Edmonds, Washington, USA.
  42. - Cream Metamorpfoza A. M. Ostroumov. This is the label of Matamorphosis cream, produced by the pharmacist A.M. Ostroumov in Moskow - Russian Empire, at the beginning of the XX century.
  43. - MODORobert. Container for Belleza Robert Cold Cream from Mexico first half of 20th century.
  44. - Kulutusosuuskuntien Keskusliiton kokoelma D1974 11223JxxD (30776851252). A masked model presenting tights at It'-Savo cooperative's Separtment Store Fair. Original caption: "Mysteriously masked tights model in her red robe.
  45. - 'About the soap question', Salah Jahine political cartoon. 'About the soap question', Salah Jahine caricature about shortages of soap in Cairo in 1974.
  46. - 999 Sabun Pembungkusan. Packaging for brand 999 Chlorophyl Soap which are popular in 1970s.
  47. - Woman applying sunscreen. Title Woman Applying Sunscreen Description A woman in a hot pink jacket applies sunscreen to her face outside. Topics/Categories Locations -- Nature/Outdoors People -- Adult Type Color, Photo Source National Cancer Institute.
  48. - Blue Ridge Parkway - A Mound of Soap. Scope and content: The original finding aid described the as: Original Caption: The wide variety of soap available at the Soap Shed is sure to please. Spruce Pine, North Carolina (35.915° N 82.065° W) Status: Public domain.
  49. - Thornton Manor. Open day at Thornton Manor, for many years the home of the Lever family who had established their soap business in nearby Port Sunlight in the 1880s.
  50. - Strand met zonnende mensen in Hongarije, een aquarel van Cornelia Vrolijk. Beach with sunbathing people in Hungary, a watercolor painting combined with a cardboard-print on paper by dutch artist Cornelia Vrolijk ( ). The work was created abt 2005.
  51. - Decorative Soaps. A collection of decorative en:soaps, commonly found in places such as en:hotel en:bathrooms.
  52. - 4290 Istanbul - Topkapi - Sapone, nel museo dell'Hammam - Foto G. Dall'Orto 27-5-2006. Istanbul - Topkapi Palace - Soaps in the Hammam museum, in the third courtyard. Picture by: Giovanni Dall'Orto, May 27 2006.
  53. - Aphelocoma californica (noelzialee) 3. A Western Scrub Jay ( Aphelocoma californica ) sunbathing in West Linn, Oregon, USA. - "It flew down from the bushes, laid on the ground, and spread it's wings out.
  54. - Comfort items 2. A view of the detainee’s toilet items at Camp V on Tuesday, Nov. The JTF Guantanamo is committed to the safety and security of American service members and civilians working inside its detention facilities.
  55. - FortSt.James-NHS-2008-tanning-moose. Tanning a moose hide at Fort St. James in British Columbia.
  56. - Sonnenschutzcreme der Bundeswehr. Official sun lotion of the German Armed Forces ( Bundeswehr ) in a tube. Sanitätsamt der Bundeswehr.
  57. - Original factory of James Crosfield and Sons - geograph.org.uk - 1305221. Original factory of James Crosfield Sons The firm of Joseph Crosfield Sons, Ltd. originally produced soap and candles, and grew to produce a variety of chemicals.
  58. - St Clement's Church, West Thurrock and Procter and Gamble - geograph.org.uk - 1573534. Rocter Gamble A close up of the tower and churchyard of St Clement's Church, familiar from the funeral scene in Four Weddings and a Funeral, with the striking Procter Gamble soap works behind.
  59. - US Navy 100527-N-0413B-008 Navy Diver 2nd Class Jessie Trujillo, assigned to Mobile Diving.... QUYNH PHUONG, Vietnam (May 27, 2010) Navy Diver 2nd Class Jessie Trujillo, assigned to Mobile Diving Salvage Unit (MDSU) 1, wipes off cleaning soap from his MK-3 dive helmet glass during pre-dive checks during the Joint POW/MIA Personnel Accounting Command (JPAC) recovery mission in Quynh Phuong, Vietnam.
  60. - Sunscreen Helps Shield Against Cancer, Burns DVIDS304727. Iris Santana, a fiscal clerk with the disbursing office, Company A, Headquarters and Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, sprays on sunscreen before going to work, recently. Sunscreen protects individuals from ultraviolet rays that cause sunburns and can lead to skin cancer.
  61. - Bar of Safeguard deodorant soap. A bar of Safeguard deodorant soap, distributed by the Procter Gamble company.
  62. - Bar of carbolic soap with price sticker affixed. A bar of carbolic soap with the price sticker affixed. It was sold like this, without packaging.
  63. - Moisturex containers 25g, 100g bottles and 150g pump. Moisturex cream used as a remedy (not a cure) for Icthyosis Vulgaris/Ichtyosis Simplex. It used to be manufactured in 25 grams and 100 grams bottles till Feb 2012.
  64. - Leather tanning at Dimitsana hydropower museum. Leather tanning part of the open air museum for hydro power at Dimitsana, Arkadia, Greece.
  65. - Why do we have to wear sunscreen? - Kevin P. Boyd. Why ultraviolet light harms skin at the cellular level is explained, alongside how sunscreen filters absorb or scatter that radiation before it reaches living tissue.
  66. - Lecture 1 - The Chemistry of Essential Oils: Intro and A Brief History of Aromatics. Aromatic substances used in perfume, medicine and ritual are followed from ancient distillation onward, alongside the chemistry that defines what an essential oil actually is.
  67. - The Integumentary System, Part 1 - Skin Deep: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #6. The integumentary system is taught in anatomical terms, covering epidermis, dermis and hypodermis, the accessory structures of hair and nails, and how the skin regulates temperature and moisture.
  68. - The History of Sunscreen is Surprisingly Interesting | Allure. From protective pastes to the first commercial creams sold to holidaymakers, the development of sun products is summarised alongside the shift in what a tan was taken to signify.
  69. - The Science of Tanning, Sun Burn and Skin Cancer. Ultraviolet radiation damages DNA in skin cells, melanin production follows as a response, and the link between that damage and skin cancer risk is explained in biological terms.
  70. - Norway's WW2 Resistance Museum, Oslo (Hjemmefrontmuseet). The Austerity of Occupation -.... The Austerity of Occupation: Misc. surrogate replacement everyday products (coffee, cleaning, soap, etc.) and wartime ration stamp cards for soap.
  71. - Why Should You Wear Sunscreen? | Body Science for Kids. Sun protection is explained for young viewers through what ultraviolet light does to skin cells and why a burn appears hours after the exposure that caused it.
  72. - Why Should You Wear Sunscreen? | Body Science for Kids. Sun protection is explained for young viewers through what ultraviolet light does to skin cells and why a burn appears hours after the exposure that caused it.
  73. - The History of Sunscreen (sunblock, suntan lotion...). Early attempts to block sunlight, from zinc pastes to the wartime formulations issued to soldiers in the Pacific, lead into the commercial creams and the sun protection factor rating that followed.
  74. - The History of Sunscreen (sunblock, suntan lotion...). Early attempts to block sunlight, from zinc pastes to the wartime formulations issued to soldiers in the Pacific, lead into the commercial creams and the sun protection factor rating that followed.
  75. - Cosmetic Technology Lecture 1: History and Classification of Cosmetics. Cosmetic preparations are classified by form and function in an opening pharmacy lecture, with the ancient Egyptian, Greek and Indian preparations that preceded the modern industry.
  76. - Cosmetic Technology Lecture 1: History and Classification of Cosmetics. Cosmetic preparations are classified by form and function in an opening pharmacy lecture, with the ancient Egyptian, Greek and Indian preparations that preceded the modern industry.
  77. - The science of skin - Emma Bryce. The layers of the skin and what each does, from the keratinocytes of the epidermis to the collagen and nerve endings below, explained as an organ with barrier, sensory and thermal functions.
  78. - The science of skin - Emma Bryce. The layers of the skin and what each does, from the keratinocytes of the epidermis to the collagen and nerve endings below, explained as an organ with barrier, sensory and thermal functions.
  79. - Why Pale Skin Disappeared . For much of European history pale skin marked distance from outdoor work, sustained with lead-based cosmetics and shade, and the historical reasons that preference collapsed are examined.
  80. - Why Pale Skin Disappeared . For much of European history pale skin marked distance from outdoor work, sustained with lead-based cosmetics and shade, and the historical reasons that preference collapsed are examined.
  81. - Cosmetology 101: The Chemistry of Beauty Products. The chemistry of cosmetic formulation is introduced through emulsions, surfactants and preservatives, explaining what the ingredients on a label are doing in the jar.
  82. - Cosmetology 101: The Chemistry of Beauty Products. The chemistry of cosmetic formulation is introduced through emulsions, surfactants and preservatives, explaining what the ingredients on a label are doing in the jar.
  83. - The History of The Hammam & The Story of marocMaroc - VILASA.. The hammam is described as a bathing institution with its own architecture, sequence of rooms, and practices of steaming, scrubbing with a kessa glove and washing with black soap, in Morocco and the wider region.
  84. - The History of The Hammam & The Story of marocMaroc - VILASA.. The hammam is described as a bathing institution with its own architecture, sequence of rooms, and practices of steaming, scrubbing with a kessa glove and washing with black soap, in Morocco and the wider region.
  85. - Sunscreen Skin Care (How it's Made) | How To | Wonderstuff | Reel Truth Science. Sunscreen manufacture is followed through the factory, from mixing the ultraviolet filters into an emulsion to the testing that determines the protection figure printed on the bottle.
  86. - Sunscreen Skin Care (How it's Made) | How To | Wonderstuff | Reel Truth Science. Sunscreen manufacture is followed through the factory, from mixing the ultraviolet filters into an emulsion to the testing that determines the protection figure printed on the bottle.
  87. - Introduction to Dermatology | The Basics | Describing Skin Lesions (Primary & Secondary Morphology). Clinical vocabulary for describing skin is taught systematically, from macules and papules to scale and lichenification, the terminology that lets dermatologists record what they see.
  88. - Introduction to Dermatology | The Basics | Describing Skin Lesions (Primary & Secondary Morphology). Clinical vocabulary for describing skin is taught systematically, from macules and papules to scale and lichenification, the terminology that lets dermatologists record what they see.
  89. - 267. UJ online lectures:5 The History Of Chinese Medicine And Acupuncture. Chinese medicine and acupuncture are traced through their classical texts and institutional history, covering how theory, diagnosis and practice were transmitted and codified over centuries.
  90. - 267. UJ online lectures:5 The History Of Chinese Medicine And Acupuncture. Chinese medicine and acupuncture are traced through their classical texts and institutional history, covering how theory, diagnosis and practice were transmitted and codified over centuries.
  91. - Facial Aesthetics and Injectables - Lecture 1 | History & Fillers | Ent by Dr. Pranshu Mehta. Facial injectables are introduced to trainee surgeons through the development of filler materials and the anatomical planes in which they are placed.
  92. - Facial Aesthetics and Injectables - Lecture 1 | History & Fillers | Ent by Dr. Pranshu Mehta. Facial injectables are introduced to trainee surgeons through the development of filler materials and the anatomical planes in which they are placed.
  93. - Demystifying Sunscreens: A Brief History of Sunscreens. How ultraviolet filters work, the difference between mineral and chemical formulations, and how the rating system on the bottle came to be standardised.
  94. - Demystifying Sunscreens: A Brief History of Sunscreens. How ultraviolet filters work, the difference between mineral and chemical formulations, and how the rating system on the bottle came to be standardised.
  95. - The 10 Step Korean Skin Care Routine Is Not Real (and Never Was). The multi-step routine marketed internationally as Korean skincare is examined against what people in Korea actually report doing, and how the ten-step framing was assembled for export markets.
  96. - The 10 Step Korean Skin Care Routine Is Not Real (and Never Was). The multi-step routine marketed internationally as Korean skincare is examined against what people in Korea actually report doing, and how the ten-step framing was assembled for export markets.
  97. - Laser Treatments Explained by a Dermatologist | 208SkinDoc. A dermatologist distinguishes ablative from non-ablative lasers and explains what each device targets in the skin, along with the conditions they are used to treat.
  98. - Laser Treatments Explained by a Dermatologist | 208SkinDoc. A dermatologist distinguishes ablative from non-ablative lasers and explains what each device targets in the skin, along with the conditions they are used to treat.
  99. - The Disturbing History Behind Popular Beauty Product Retin-A. Tretinoin reached the market out of dermatology research conducted at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia, where incarcerated men were paid to undergo skin testing, and the ethics of that programme are examined.
  100. - The Disturbing History Behind Popular Beauty Product Retin-A. Tretinoin reached the market out of dermatology research conducted at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia, where incarcerated men were paid to undergo skin testing, and the ethics of that programme are examined.
  101. - Tanning : history of sunscreeens || saberpedia. The biology of melanin production under ultraviolet light is explained alongside the development of products designed either to encourage or to block it.
  102. - Tanning : history of sunscreeens || saberpedia. The biology of melanin production under ultraviolet light is explained alongside the development of products designed either to encourage or to block it.
  103. - Microneedled versus control human skin tissue, comparative morphology study. Laboratory comparison between microneedled and control (non-microneedled) human skin tissue samples in culture. shows visible surface disruption and hydration changes following microneedling.
  104. - How Tanned Skin became a Symbol of Health and Beauty. Coco Chanel returning tanned from a Mediterranean cruise in the 1920s is the moment usually cited for the tan's shift in meaning, and the fashion and leisure changes that made it stick are set out around it.
  105. - How Tanned Skin became a Symbol of Health and Beauty. Coco Chanel returning tanned from a Mediterranean cruise in the 1920s is the moment usually cited for the tan's shift in meaning, and the fashion and leisure changes that made it stick are set out around it.
  106. - The Messy Truth About PetrOLEum Jelly VS PetroLATum: The History Of This Skincare Ingredient. Petroleum jelly and petrolatum are distinguished as materials, with the nineteenth-century oilfield origin of the refined product and what purification grades mean for skin preparations.
  107. - The Messy Truth About PetrOLEum Jelly VS PetroLATum: The History Of This Skincare Ingredient. Petroleum jelly and petrolatum are distinguished as materials, with the nineteenth-century oilfield origin of the refined product and what purification grades mean for skin preparations.
  108. - The History of Sun-Kissed Skin by LyonsBarry. Bronzed skin as a marker of health and affluence is traced through the fashion press, holiday advertising and the products sold to produce it without sunlight.
  109. - The History of Sun-Kissed Skin by LyonsBarry. Bronzed skin as a marker of health and affluence is traced through the fashion press, holiday advertising and the products sold to produce it without sunlight.
  110. - The history of sunscreen : how Victorian parasols and sun protection clothing became SPF 50. Parasols, veils, gloves and long sleeves were the Victorian method of keeping sunlight off the skin, and that clothing-based approach is followed through to chemical filters and modern UV-protective fabric.
  111. - The history of sunscreen : how Victorian parasols and sun protection clothing became SPF 50. Parasols, veils, gloves and long sleeves were the Victorian method of keeping sunlight off the skin, and that clothing-based approach is followed through to chemical filters and modern UV-protective fabric.
  112. - The Racist History Of Retinol - How Prison Human Experiments Created A Skincare Staple. Research at Holmesburg Prison recruited mostly Black incarcerated men as paid test subjects for dermatological compounds, and a skincare commentator sets out what that programme involved and how its findings entered commercial products.
  113. - The Racist History Of Retinol - How Prison Human Experiments Created A Skincare Staple. Research at Holmesburg Prison recruited mostly Black incarcerated men as paid test subjects for dermatological compounds, and a skincare commentator sets out what that programme involved and how its findings entered commercial products.
  114. - Die koreanische 10-Schritte-Routine erklärt | K-Beauty für Anfänger. Each stage of the routine popularised as K-beauty is explained in German, from double cleansing through essence, serum and sheet mask to the final occlusive layer.
  115. - Die koreanische 10-Schritte-Routine erklärt | K-Beauty für Anfänger. Each stage of the routine popularised as K-beauty is explained in German, from double cleansing through essence, serum and sheet mask to the final occlusive layer.
  116. - THE SHOCKING HISTORY of TRETINOIN - Coverups, Lies, Big Pharma . The retinoid's route to pharmacy shelves runs through dermatologist Albert Kligman's research programme, the prison population it recruited, and the patents and licensing that followed.
  117. - THE SHOCKING HISTORY of TRETINOIN - Coverups, Lies, Big Pharma . The retinoid's route to pharmacy shelves runs through dermatologist Albert Kligman's research programme, the prison population it recruited, and the patents and licensing that followed.
  118. - Why We Ruined Our Skin: The Real History of Tanning. Tanning moved from a mark of outdoor labour to a sign of leisure over the twentieth century, and the beaches, oils, lamps and advertising that carried the change are followed decade by decade.
  119. - Why We Ruined Our Skin: The Real History of Tanning. Tanning moved from a mark of outdoor labour to a sign of leisure over the twentieth century, and the beaches, oils, lamps and advertising that carried the change are followed decade by decade.
  120. - Why Younger Generations Are Leaning Into Tanning Despite Risks. Younger people describing a renewed appetite for tanned skin are set against dermatologists discussing sun exposure, in reporting on how the tan regained appeal after decades of avoidance messaging.
  121. - Why Younger Generations Are Leaning Into Tanning Despite Risks. Younger people describing a renewed appetite for tanned skin are set against dermatologists discussing sun exposure, in reporting on how the tan regained appeal after decades of avoidance messaging.
  122. - How Tanning Went From Peasant Shame to Status Symbol — and Back | Boring History for Sleep. Pale skin signalled freedom from field work for centuries before the tan overturned that meaning, a reversal traced through resort culture, sunbeds and the later return of sun avoidance.
  123. - How Tanning Went From Peasant Shame to Status Symbol - and Back | Boring History for Sleep. Pale skin signalled freedom from field work for centuries before the tan overturned that meaning, a reversal traced through resort culture, sunbeds and the later return of sun avoidance.
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