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1.It was customary to use makeup since 4000 BC. Ancient tribes used to rub their statues with creams and make up their faces in order to distill life in them.

2.During the Roman empire era, people used to say that "a woman without color is like food without salt". Indeed, the Romans invested a lot in developing makeup products and facial creams. They were produced using simple and accessible materials, such as butter, flour, ground seeds of legumes, egg yolk and honey and rose water. All these materials imparted a delicate and pleasant texture to the cream.

3.Eye makeup in the ancient world also had a medical purpose. When women applied makeup over their eyes, it kept the flies away from them, as well as defended their eyelids from drying out in the heavy desert sun, and defended them from eye infections.

4.In 1770 the British Parliament passed a law condemning the use of lipstick, that "women that will be found guilty of seduction men into marriage with cosmetic measures [= make-up] may be tried for witchcraft."

5.In the 18th and 19th centuries, women who respected themselves and wanted to maintain high social status, did not work and barely left the house. A pale face, which today is considered unhealthy, was an emblem of a wealthy and respectable women. Women that were forced to work, colored their faces with white paint to hide the tan lines created from the exposure to the sun.