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Henna, a dye still used in the 21st century, was often used as a hair dye. Throughout the world it was also common for people to use natural dyes to tattoo themselves. Among archaeological remains are also found such items as mirrors, tweezers, and similar cosmetic tools that would have been used particularly by women. ▶ adornment introduction In modern life people in developed countries spend billions of dollars on personal adornments, including clothing, jewelry, makeup, hair-care products, and perfumes.
The Trustees of the British Museum) unguenta exotica (“luxury unguents”), as they were seen as a corrupting influence causing Roman citizens to deviate from the traditional “mos romanum” (“Roman way”) of a more austere character. , the presence of Greek hostages in the capital, and the arrival in a constantly increasing number of Greek physicians, technicians and others. e. onward) with an extensive body of specialized literature on medicine and hygiene in general and also specifically on cosmetics.
Agriculture enabled people to store and preserve food for the lean times. In such places as ancient Egypt, for example, farmers were able to grow a year’s worth of grain, perhaps more, which then could be stored throughout the year and distributed to people as it was needed. This ability to store and preserve food evened out many of the ups and downs of food availability, reducing the threat of famine and starvation. The result was longer life expectancies, improved health, and the growth of populations.