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In ancient Egypt, men and women wore makeup as protection against evil spirits.
Eye makeup wasn't just cosmetic - it was believed to ward off evil and protect against eye diseases. The practice had both spiritual and practical benefits, as the materials used did help prevent eye infections.
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Victorian women would wear strips of raw beef on their faces as an early form of face mask.
The practice of wearing 'beef masks' was believed to improve complexion and reduce wrinkles. Women would sleep with...
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Ancient Spartans would punish bachelors by making them walk naked through the marketplace in winter.
Unmarried men past a certain age were required to walk naked through the agora during winter while singing...
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Victorian mothers would shape their babies’ heads using special caps and bindings.
Special caps and bandages were used to mold infants' heads into fashionable shapes. This practice was believed to...