FYI, Venetians used to use toxic foundation that legit damaged their skin.
Lisa Eldridge, a U.K.-based makeup artist and beauty expert, posted this video to her YouTube channel, showing exactly how dramatically makeup trends have changed throughout history.
The video corresponds with her book, Face Paint: The Story of Makeup, which was just released.
She begins the video with Egyptian makeup, which was worn daily by women and men.
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Next up is Ancient Greece, where the male elite frowned upon women wearing makeup.
There was just a hint of color used on the lips and cheeks, which was achieved by using the natural dyes from fruits.
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Here's what the aristocrats looked like in Venice in the 16th century.
The most coveted foundation, Venetian Ceruse, was extremely toxic, and it damaged skin. "The more you used, the more you had to use," Eldridge explains in the video.
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