Cosmetics of other cultures, i would be delighted to hear your lecture. So were going to be going in reverse order from the title. Starting with what was beautiful at the time. So that is what the look that youre going for. Now, in the a quick note on sources. It could be a little tricky to find information. So weve got we have portraits so you could see what people looked like or what they at least what they had their portraits painted at, as far as written material goes, it is a little tricky. Because these things werent really being produced commercially at the time. Not yet. This is the 1700s. And so they tended to be handwritten recipes in peoples homes. You sometimes find them slipped into cook books or will have miscellaneous stuff at the end. There are a couple of books published at the time that really focused on these sorts of recipes. So it does require a little bit of detective work. But one of the sources ab decker or the art of preserving beauty from 1756 contained a fict
Cosmetics of other cultures, i would be delighted to hear your lecture. So were going to be going in reverse order from the title. Starting with what was beautiful at the time. So that is what the look that youre going for. Now, in the a quick note on sources. It could be a little tricky to find information. So weve got we have portraits so you could see what people looked like or what they at least what they had their portraits painted at, as far as written material goes, it is a little tricky. Because these things werent really being produced commercially at the time. Not yet. This is the 1700s. And so they tended to be handwritten recipes in peoples homes. You sometimes find them slipped into cook books or will have miscellaneous stuff at the end. There are a couple of books published at the time that really focused on these sorts of recipes. So it does require a little bit of detective work. But one of the sources ab decker or the art of preserving beauty from 1756 contained a fict
Cosmetics of other cultures, i would be delighted to hear your lecture. So were going to be going in reverse order from the title. Starting with what was beautiful at the time. So that is what the look that youre going for. Now, in the a quick note on sources. It could be a little tricky to find information. So weve got we have portraits so you could see what people looked like or what they at least what they had their portraits painted at, as far as written material goes, it is a little tricky. Because these things werent really being produced commercially at the time. Not yet. This is the 1700s. And so they tended to be handwritten recipes in peoples homes. You sometimes find them slipped into cook books or will have miscellaneous stuff at the end. There are a couple of books published at the time that really focused on these sorts of recipes. So it does require a little bit of detective work. But one of the sources ab decker or the art of preserving beauty from 1756 contained a fict