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10:43 am
April 4, 2011
OfflineRed lipstick was the shade of choice. When the war broke out, it put makeup and some other items in the hard to get category. So here were some very innovative things that were done in place of having the real thing. If you could not get lipstick, beetroot juice was used in its place. Need to look tan? No Problem. Used tea bags were used to give the desired effect. These were some make shifts ideas they had, very ingenious indeed!
1:42 pm
May 16, 2011
OfflineIf I'm not mistaken, I think this is when Max Factor was the "go to" cosmetic line. He was a makeup artist in Hollywood and had developed a lot of his own cosmetics for use on the movie stars and then expanded to manufacturing for the women of the US in the 1920s. I remember Mom using some powder but not much of anything else. We were po' folks back then and didn't have money to spare for luxuries. I just thank the powers that be that we were on the farm and were able to grow our own food and food animals.
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