cosme

• Cosmetics are intended to be applied to the human body for cleansing, beautifying, and promoting attractiveness
• The Greek word "kosmetikos" means skill in ordering or arranging
• Kohl is applied to the eyelids of Egyptians and is made up of ash, malachite, and chrysocolla
• The first archaeological evidence of cosmetics was found in ancient Egypt in 6000 BC
• Around 3000 BCE, the Chinese used beeswax, egg, gelatin, and gum arabic as nail polish
• Queen Elizabeth I created a well-known look using white lead paste known as the "Mask of Youth"
• Makeup became fashionable in Europe due to the influence of TV
• Modern synthetic hair dye was invented in 1807
• Mehndi is an art form in which intricate designs are painted on the hands and feet using a paste made from henna
• One factor contributing to the rising demand for cosmetics in the Philippines is due to the rising population and employment
• Having gold and silver painted on their nails shows that someone belongs to the Chou Dynasty royals
• Henna originated in India
• Three functions of cosmetics are:

  • To beautify
  • To enhance fragrance
  • To clean
• Galena mesdemet is made up of copper and lead ore
• During the Edwardian era, women were pressured to look useful while acting as hostess
• Sunscreen was invented in 1936
• Lipstick was introduced in cylindrical metals in 1915
• Egyptians use scented oil and ointment to soften their skin