Jul 30, 2024
Toshani Adhikary
Pigments Of Glamour: The Fascinating History Of Lipstick
The oldest lipstick in the world is believed to be from about four thousand years ago
In ancient civilizations, men and women adorned their lips with tinted dyes or crushed gemstones
High-status individuals wore red ochre lipstick in ancient Greece and Rome
In Europe during the Middle Ages, the Church denounced lipstick as a tool of Satan
During the European Renaissance, lipstick regained popularity among the upper class
The Industrial Revolution led to the commercialization of lipsticks comprising carmine color or crushed flowers
Lipsticks evolved as symbols of feminism, modernity, and elegance around the middle of the 20th century
Today, lipstick has evolved into an item of diverse cultural influence, representing personal identity
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