Historically Accurate: Ancient Egypt / Cleopatra Makeup Tutorial
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- An historically accurate makeup tutorial based on the REAL practices and principles of makeup from Ancient Egypt!
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WHERE DID I GET THE ACCESSORIES?
Wig, Necklace, Snake Armband: eBay.com
Headpiece: www.etsy.com/s...
PRODUCTS USED
EYES
- LORAC Behind the Scenes Eyeshadow Primer
- MAC Jealousy Wakes (discontinued)
- MAC Typographic
- Wet 'N Wild Black Eyeliner for Pattern Mapping
- Illamasqua Precision Gel Liner in 'Black'
- Rimmel ScandalEyes Pencil in 'Black'
- 'Moonlight Dancing' false lashes from InkyMinky.com
FACE
- LA Girl PRO HD Concealer in 'Light'
- Lancome Teint Idole in '100 Ivoire N'
- Essence Stay Matte Translucent Powder
- Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer
- MAC Blush in 'Peaches'
LIPS
- Jordana Lip Liner in 'Sedona Red'
- NYX Matte Lip Cream 'Monte Carlo'
- MAC 'Dark Side' lipstick
NAILS
- L'Oreal 'Orange You Jealous?'
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It is crazy how much you look like a young Elizabeth Taylor from the movie Cleopatra.
Omg this is crazy that I saw this, bc she literally just posted a video where she transformed into Elizabeth Taylor!!!
@@brendanmorin9935 ptn i’ll and ha
She really does!!!
I wonder what the ancient Egyptians would think about our makeup and fashion trends today. From what I've read, they were pretty progressive compared to other civilizations at the time.
Except for Mesopotamia.
Ancient egyptians wore kohl around their eyes to protect their soul from spirits - it's where the idea of the eyes being the gateway to the soul originate
Lala LeeLah I've read somewhere that Ancient Egyptians shave their heads bold and use hand made wigs because they believe their souls will escape. I guess they really were afraid of their souls escaping their bodies. :/
AmiWhiteWolf Ancient Egyptians, were VERY superstitious! Just like any other Ancient Culture! As a matter if fact, about half of the world is still very superstitious! Take countries like Japan, China, Africa, Indonesia, etc. Then, in the U.S, you have states like Arkansas, New Mexico, parts of Florida and Georgia, and Louisiana (Especially on New Orleans!).
AmiWhiteWolf No, they shaved their heads as it would get extremely hot and humid in Egypt causing them to get really sweaty so they put bees wax on their heads then put these wigs on as they were easier than having their own hair. The only reason they don't do it anymore is because of air conditioning.
That and to protect their eyes from the sun shining on them and the of their skin. Similar to why football players mark their cheecks with black.
They also shaved their heads due to lice. Lice was very common back then.
The sentence "The eyes are the soul's window" makes more sense after that explanation.
I'm a little sad because I related to the cheetah black eyes lines' being able to filter the sun lights, but I never thought about searching more, so kinda shame on me. Hhhh.
I love black hair on you!! And I'm Egyptian and I love you researched this!
Actually, Cleopatra VII and most of the female Pharaohs would have worn an expensive black wig for ceremonial occasions. Other times, they wore their natural hair with a laurel, as typical of other leaders and influencers of Greek and Hellenistic culture.
She almost definitely did not have black hair.
@@debracloud2061 how do you know?
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 Learn real history.
All the Cleopatras are the progeny of Ptolemy I, who was a general under Alexander the Great. Ptolemy and Alexander were Macedonian Greeks with a sense of Hellenic superiority. However, the family Ptolemy I inbred. Cleopatra was the product of years of inbreeding, and she was proud of her heritage. She normally wore the Greek-style laurels, as depicted in ancient busts. But on occasions of state in front of the Egyptian masses, she wore the beard and wig.
For the ignorant, a wig is a way of hiding. But wigs were very expensive, and they were a way of showing your rank in the world.
@@debracloud2061 who says I DONT know "real" history? I asked how YOU knew....no need to get snutty bitch
Only playas eat tacos with their hoes that was SUCH a rude and unnecessary comment and I have reported you . I was so angry to read your very rude and ungrateful comment . You didn’t even thank her , so arrogant , how DARE you call her a bitch! Shame on YOU!
I love this series! And an additional note for lots of black cosmetics around the eyes: black is excellent for combating glare from the sun! In modern day, football players put black cream under their eyes to fight glare, too.
I just found her channel and I have NO IDEA WHAT TOOK ME SO LONG TO FIND HER!!! I absolutely LOVE this channel...its informative and fun. Personally, i was never into ancient history but always loved makeup and this is such a great combination of the two!!!
DO HISTORICALLY ACCURATE FOR ANCIENT ASIA!! Either Geisha or Ancient China!!
OMG YESSSS PLEASE DO!!
wow. this is a great idea
definitely
yes yes please Zabrena!!
People would say its culture appropriation so... Ive seen it before
Do you think men can pull this look off? -without the lashes and lipstick, lol. I'm a boy and i'd love to give this look a try for a costume i got. 😊
Gooo for it!::D There has been quite a few actors with their faces painted on liike this who i crushed on :D
HAHA XD Thanks -it is decided....TO ULTA!! 👆😎
+Afro Boricua I hope you did it! It must have looked awesome
Well, Ptolomaic Egypt had alot of hellenic influences.
Sexuality and make up won't be a Taboo far later somewhere in the Christian era.
Men need to get over their makeup apprehensions in general. Not just when it comes to costumes.
You have combined my two favorite things, makeup and history!! Thank you soooo much!! 💖 your videos!!
That was AWESOME :) I am Egyptian BTW , in fact women back then used more makeup than they used today !! Sadly now women don't care much about makeup as they used before ...Ancient Egyptians also invented makeup bags and maids or ladies used to carry them outside the house , wigs were used , sugaring invented ..etc whatever kind of beauty tricks beautifiers women and sometimes men used
+Fardosssa sugaring? what's that
+Lauren Solano it's similar to waxing, but a sticky sugar/honey syrup is used.
@@laurenauburnsol it's a lot healthier for your skin and body if you're going to wax. Only 3 ingredients. Sugar, lemon , and water.
@@fitnfab6522 it also hurts like hell and will irritate your skin
Just Peachy Babe That’s because you rip out a shitload of hair. But sugaring is based on natural ingrediënts. Wax is based on chemical ingrediënts which can cause a very bad skin reaction.
Your eyes look AMAZING!! Awesome work girl :)
That peach blush looks so pretty against that emerald shadow. What a color combination
OK. THIS. WAS. PHENOMENAL! Before work I quickly scroll through the new youtube videos in my feed and when I seen the thumbnail for this I thought it was Kim Cattrall! *Double take at least twice! My gosh, you look absolutely stunning with dark hair Z! I have seen you in many different shades and you are truly a chameleon, anything looks great on you! Now for this look= *Standing ovation! Brava, BRAVA you sure did us PROUD!
***** AW! Thank you, babe! :D I so much appreciate that!! :D This actually made me want to dye my hair dark ... temporary hair dye of course, but a deep auburn! :) MUUUAAHHH! xoxo!
No fair - their makeup actually helped them. Prevented eye infections (and I bet the dark under the eye has the same effect that the dark smudges footballers use makeup for in the bright desert), and made them more healthy; our makeup today actually helps give us eye infections and sickness with the ingredients used. -_-
Blush of Pearl Make your own makeup, then! ☺ It is possible! I knew of a few women who use to do this all the time!
I think maybe you are just really sensitive... or need to wash your brushes more. 😉
Despite being a guy and having no real reason to use these tutorials for myself, I absolutely LOVE this series for all of the amazing information you have to give on each era you do! I do work in theater, and can say that I'd rely heavily on your videos for actors' makeup when doing a period piece, so this is hugely resourceful for me. Have you considered doing a Baroque era (ie. Marie Antoinette inspired) look for a future video? I think that would be a really fun look to research and find out more about. :)
I adore these videos. Please keep on doing them, you could do a Marie Antoinette inspired tutorial if you need any more ideas.
Yes please would love to see you recreate that era :)
RedRoze Art billiesbiggesfan Definitely a great one I'd like to do!! Need a reaallllly great wig! LOL! ;)
thank you for replying you would need to use an insane amount of rouge also.
your halloween costumes must be on point
Id love to see a geisha makeup look!
Joyce Lee Ouuu! YES!!
And French/English court. What royalty would have worn would be interesting.
***** I'd love to see you do that. This yt video is probably one of the best resources on recreating the geiko/maiko makeup look except don't read the comments: 490PfcB_ujM (I'm not so sure but I think that's now retired maiko Kimigiku of Kyoto applying her makeup) and also you might want to see this for help: immortalgeisha.com/ig_bb/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=12135 I've done maiko henshin (maiko dress up) several times on my own with authentic makeup from Japan and it is quite a difficult process but I'd like to see how you'd recreate the distinctive aesthetic in western makeup techniques and products.
I vote for this!
That would be amazing! I know that Begin Japanology has an interesting video on the history of Japanese makeup
I love how Zabrena includes history and culture! So cool 😎
I love the way you inform people about the history facts! You don't just show how to do the make up, you give something more. Thanks for that :)
these tutorials are so awesome!!! i love how you add history elements to the tutorial!! its such a cool idea. Im a history and makeup geek so this is right up my ally :P
Lovee that you added historical facts about the birth of makeup,etc. In egypt, the only makeup video ive seen so far that mentioned it, :D &the makeup is lovely
I love how much you can change your appearance with makeup! It's so much fun watching you do this. My mom doesn't understand why I like makeup so much but it's because of the ability to change yourself completely!
As a vintage geek I must say that your historically accurate series is one of the best, and most enjoyable, I've seen here. Well done! Some weeks back I read that your next historically tutorial will be set in the 30s, and since that I've clicked on to your channel almost daily. I'm so lloking forward to it! The 30s are for me the real birth of the modern womens fashion, we're talking an unparalleled combination of sheer eleganse and sublime comfort, - tailormade to optimize femininity and strength. So again, so looking forward to your take on it. Good look, and go(o)dspeed:)
These historically accurate videos you do are my absolute favorite. I learn so much. And you always do your research. Love it.
Brittney Baumgartner I
lol tbh if this was socially accepted I'd totally rock this look everyday xD
Arctic Iver wear it. Somones got to start the trend right?
Live your life and rock it anyways
Fuck social acceptance, you do you and be happy, fuck eveyone else who says other wise ❤
Hey, you can rock what you want! Its cool looking, why have people judge you for YOUR choice? Its your face, enjoy what you want!! 💕
Arctic Iver you can do any style you like (:
Older practices of cosmetics always interested me! I think it's a wonderful twist to add historical facts to make it educational & fun.
The thick black around the eyes also helped counteract the glare from the sun on water or sand, if I'm not mistaken...
I am doing the history of makeup for my project and this has saved my life thank you so much it is so detailed and just brilliant.
this is soooo amazing and pretty and informative! love the idea of henna used in lipsticks. I want permanently red lips lol.
I love that you don't just do the look but explain the history behind it
I just LOVE how you re-created this look!! It's down right beautiful and stunning!
Can you do a Bollywood make over please?
+Sithara Sivaji yeesssssssss
I would love to see her take on bharatanatyam makeup, it is truly beautiful and unique
Can you you do a historically accurate Ancient Greece makeup?
Yes this would be really cool
Achilles Pelides she uploaded one a few days ago! 😊
Swagmasta Suga I'm replying in 2017 she did do Ancient Greece
I just discovered these historical makeup videos - I'm fascinated by the history of makeup, and look forward to the next one you do!
I think it's so cool that you backup your tutorial with accurate info. My daughter loves makeup, I'm going to refer her to this page
I think this is your best video! love it.
THIS.IS.THE.BEST.VIDEO.EVER! You are so awesome. I wish there was a 100 thumbs up button. Please do more of these. I've watched all of the videos in this series & you never disappoint.
100 thumbs up button should be a feature added when you have seen all the videos on a channel 10+ times each :P
Caresse Garcia
LOL! Wow!! :D
Thank you so much for watching and for your beautiful compliments! Means SO much to hear that! :D
I love how you do all the research first and provide so much information. And can I just say how well you pulled this look off!
This looks insanely pretty on you!
You look like a beautiful Egyptian queen
No. They weren't white.
+Jen P I have read and own a lot of books about ancient Egypt, I know they weren't white. I was complimenting the makeup and her beauty.
Cleopatra was Greek. A lot of Egyptian royalty wasn't completely 'Egyptian'.
Jen P cleopatra was white boy wyd
+Aksum Ah so rape is the only way a mixed or non-black person can be born. Do we even need more proof of your ignorance?
As always....SO fun and informative!!!! really enjoy these and I appreciate all the time and effort that I know goes in to them!! :) xoxo Kristin
Kristin Gehm Thank you SO much, K! I appreciate you saying that! :D xoxo!
Oh my goodness! You have beautiful eyes but with this makeup, your eyes look stunning! Thank you so much for these creative and educational videos!
I really appreciate how in depth and informative you make your historically accurate videos. I love the fun side of makeup but I really enjoy learning the history of it and techniques. Thank you so much!
makeup will never be "just for women"
Maybe in your mind
*insert eye roll here*
Sunflower men have been wearing makeup long before women have. men have been wearing makeup for centuries. makeup has no gender. try again
Sarah S So right, The men wore more eyeliner than the women way back when.
im disappointed no one mentioned kpop men using makeup here
Can you do a historically accurate makeup tutorial for ancient Greeks?
Your channel is so much fun! You helped me create an awesome flapper costume and it's so cool to learn about the different decades! Thanks!!
You are so adorable, and I really appreciate your diligent study of these makeup looks. It's a history lesson and makeup tutorial! No one else does this!
Wow thanks so much for this tutorial in school we have this thing call Egyptian day and its basically when we have to dress up as an Egyptian and I also like how you used green eye shadow because a lot of other tutorials used gold and silver but in class I learned that they actually used green and black!!! 😊😊😊😊
I absolutely loved this! Great job. ♥ Elle
This will help me paint a historically accurate doll's mask for a Venice Carnival costume. Brilliant. Love the historical anecdotes. Thank you.
Thank you for an informative and fun instruction to Egyptian makeup. It was a big hit at my party and I will repeat it again at Halloween.
Please please please do Victorian makeup!
I was just about to comment this! :)
Carolina Herrera Well, in Victorian times, makeup was for, well, prostitutes only, at least that is what I learned. Maybe she could do such a makeup...or am I wrong on this Zabrina?
Jona Kalinka Annie McPringlelova Carolina Herrera
You are right, Jona! (Great memory!) Victorian women of society really only wore a tiny amount of rouge and lip stain and that was it. It would be an interesting era to research though ... maybe do a contrast between societal women and prostitutes of the time! ;)
maybe she means the white face small lips thing, not sure when that was though:P
Ch1na that's the Elizabethan era
Upper class egyptians didn't have sunkissed skin. Pale skin was coveted because it showed you didn't do physical labor. It was also said that cleopatra was rumored to be a dimi goddess becauase she was born with rare pale skin.
That isn't true, the last part. She was white because she was a Greek from the Ptolemaic greek dynasty.
Cleopatra had pale skin indeed, because she wasn’t Egyptian. As a Ptolemaic monarch, she was Macedonian (and not Greek either). “Pale” skin wasn’t that rare, for there had been a Hellenistic population that migrated following Ptolemy.
In Ancient Egypt, monarchs were considered to be divine, as god-kings.
Pale skin was not coveted because "it meant that you didn't do physical labor". All Pharoahs were of Macedonian and Greek origin and therefore had white skin. So to be white meant that you were part of the ruling class.
Ive always read she was dark skinned!
Aziza Cloud all Pharaohs?
No. Just the Ptolemaic Dynasty.
And that’s because they weren’t even Egyptians.
They Macedonians of Greek descent.
Your put a lot of work and research into this and it shows.
What a fantastic era to see come alive! I enjoyed it greatly.
Thanks for this video I totally loved everything about it... I’d totally wear this makeup everyday and if someone doesn’t like it or it’s unacceptable too bad I think it’s time to bring back ancient Egyptian makeup techniques!
"I picture Egyptians as having a more sun kissed look." It's okay. You can say it. Egyptians aren't frikkin white people. In fact, it's heavily debated whether or not ancient Egyptians (of various eras of the Egyptian empire) were black. Cleopatra almost certainly had a heavy amount of european ancestry, but the general populus was at most a blend of African and European ancestry (probably biased towards African)
Cleopatra was entirely Greek, but I agree on the fact that most Egyptians are mixed of North African, Med. Euro, and Middle Eastern. A lot of skin tones vary so it's more to each their own. My aunt is Egyptian, but very light skinned, but also has super dark curly hair. It really varies.
ancient Egyptians weren't black. they were (in Arabic we call them) phara3in, or Pharaohs. made up of Berbers & asiatics.....
Okay but my main point was that they weren't white people. Not white does not strictly mean black. In fact, I even said they were most likely a blend of African + other... aka still not white.
very mature of you, thanks for the input
Cleopatra was 100% Greek because the greek rulers of Egypt at the time didn't want to mix with the locals, so they were marrying each other, which means she was European/white. Ancient Egyptians on the other hand were more dark skinned as most middle eastern people.
Zabrena, I just love these videos! I would like to know what Civil War era women wore, and the "Gay 90's" (1890) to early 1900. Thank you for your research work and demonstration, it's fascinating!
Going to do this for Halloween, this has to be the most comprehensive makeup tutorial I've ever seen
Thank you for doing these historically accurate videos!!!! You are so beautiful!!
Glad to see the African culture appreciated! 👍
Taylor McMahan she said appreciated
Its Egyptian culture not "African" Africa is a continent not a country.
Sky Warrior yep its in north Africa on the 'mediterranean' coast 😉
Brianna Linen lol depends on what part of Africa you are talking about lol
Sky Warrior except that the culture across Africa was VERY different. So saying "african" is not accurate, since it does not aply to the whole continent.
I love it, especially with the hair!
Do Elizabeth 1 era, please please please, with the pale white face, etc. You'd actually get it to look *good*! (A lot of the tutorials, the white makeup's crappy and unstable).
really love the Historically Accurate videos!!! love love love!!
Loved how you also provided some history about makeup in ancient Egypt!!
Proud to be an Egyptian :D
Sandra Morcos I love Egyptian people ♡
You should be! Beautiful people and beautiful culture!
Sandra Morcos me too.
You look like Liz Taylor. c:
I love this series and all the episodes so far have been amazing! Have been waiting for this one for ages!!!
I'm loving your historically accurate makeup videos. You are combining my two loves, history and makeup
i can believe the donkey's milk. I live goat's milk soap. lactic acid makes my skin so soft!
Carmen W. Jones Oh cool!
you did a really great job, not only is this historically accurate, but extremely doable. and beautiful too. dark hair and bangs are a niche change of pace, huh! you remind me of someone, but it hasn't come to me yet. maybe ashley simpson wentz? i hope im getting her name right
lol at sunkissed glow .Africans were very advanced and creative
I think you did an awesome job
egyptian, african is a continent not a country.
Yes! I'm always exited for these videos from you. This look is awesome! Plus, I've learned a lot about ancient Egyptian makeup. You learn something new every day! I'm exited for the 1930's next!!
I love how much you contextualize your tutorials, not only I learn how to do kick ass makeup, I also learn some history behind it. I love your videos!!!
Larissa N. Thank you so much, Larissa! :D
Ahhh, I thank you!! Sending lots of kisses from Brazil :* Hope you have a great weekend :)
I immediately thought Siouxsie Sioux.
GirtheAlienGoldfish hey, nothing wrong with that. they both rock it well
I wanna see a Victorian Era one!
Marilyn Lujan "respectable" Victorian ladies didn't wear makeup! Only prostitutes and actresses wore makeup at that time and no one really knows what their makeup looked liked. Probably heavy-handed to attract more business.
I love this series! I love makeup and history. you are a genius!
I love those kinds of historical videos, please keep making them! They are very interesting and informative!
can you do an ancient greek one? that would be so beautiful!
You look great with dark hair. Did you ever think about dying it dark brown?
queensgirl58 Thank you! This actually made me want to pick up a box of temporary hair dye and do a dark auburn! I might just do it for a quick change! :D Plus it's fall so it could work :)
try it
***** You're beautiful dear!
This was my favorite "Historically Accurate Makeup" you've done. I loved hearing all the facts; especially that Egyptians got paid in makeup!
This look was soooo beautiful Z! I totally enjoyed learning all the history on this era as well. Very interesting facts!!! Awesome video hun! :) ~Christy
Eyebeautifeye Thank you so much, Christy! xoxo!
The thumbnail reminded me of Elizabeth Taylor :)
Hello, I just subscribed! Quick question, the Cleopatra movie with Elizabeth Taylor... Would those makeup looks be considered accurate? I always kind of thought they did them the way they did merely to make Elizabeth (even more) beautiful but after seeing your video I wonder if they could be historically accurate?
+Tracy Herwig Hi Tracy! Thank you for subscribing! I'm not sure so I can't say either way. I know Elizabeth did do her own makeup for that movie but I don't know if it was made to be creative or incorporated historical facts. Good question though!
+Zabrena wow! I didn't know she did the makeup, that's cool. Yours was seriously prettier tho.😀 looking forward to binge watching all your vids and then being all cranky til there's a new one, lol!!!😜
Movies in that era actually had no regard for historical accuracy, it was all about Hollywood glam and storytelling rather than accurate costumes or makeup.
The bust of queen Nefertiti is probably a better depiction of a much older Egyptian makeup look than the Hollywood movie.
+Thedodicat So I suppose Kleopatra didn’t bear Caesar a son? Or visited Rome? Or was involved in the battle of actium?
I love how informative your videos are it literally my life?! Can you please please PLEASE do a historically accurate ancient chinese makeup video?
I LOVE when you do these! I told my MUA instructor I knew some about history of make up because of you! lol. She was impressed that someone did them for us to see! :)
Could you use liquid eyeliner instead of gel eyeliner? Great tutorial btw ☺️☺️
+Katykittyluver Sure! Whatever is easiest for you! :)
Wow Z! I am super impressed! You look beautiful and you did a lot of research! I love that It is just in time for Halloween! Is this a hint on what your being for halloween??? =D BTW I would love to get paid in MAKE UP!!! XO Looking forward to the 1930s!
Lancengi LOL! ;) Can you imagine being paid in makeup?! :O Thank you for the compliments, babe! Miss you! xoxxoo!
Oh, this is totally my next opera date look!! Stunning. Thank youuuu!!
I absolutely LOVE the chained circlet you wore on your head!!!
Is it weird to anyone else that Cleopatra was Greek? A Mesopatian Greek queen of Egypt
+Alexandra S Right? A lot of people don't realize that she wasn't even Egyptian. She was, however, one of the few Greeks to actually learn the Egyptian language.
+Alexandra S There is no such thing as Mesopatian.
Fabian Hale Sorry it was a typo. She was from Mesopotamia
Alexandra S She was not from Mesopotamia. She was a Macedonian-Greek born in Egypt.
Fabian Hale Oh shit! I've been pretty busy lately and have been hurrying to rap up school, I haven't had the time to remember! That's what I meant though, they're completely different but start with M (I always have an excuse)
This look is so gorgeous on you. Just saying
It was so interesting to see a historically accurate makeup tutorial from so far in the past!
I love this I'm obsessed with ancient Egypt. This is really helpful for historically accurate makeup since I will dress up as yours truly.👍🏼
I just discovered you today, LOVE your videos! ***** Also, do you know your Myers Briggs type?? I'm guessing you're an ENFJ
Elizabeth Norris LMAO! That's exactly what I am! That is too funny!! Welcome to you and thank you for watching! :D
***** I'm an INFJ! We're NFJ sisters! :)
***** I'm an INFJ! We're NFJ sisters! :)
I'm an INFJ too! ^
Whoa your eye color changed halfway through the video. Was it because of the eyeshadow and black liner or did you pop in some contacts because they went from light blue and then were suddenly brown and only blue towards the center
+Lauren Solano Contacts! ;)
+Zabrena Could you please share the name of the contacts? Are they the EOS Bubble Browns? Or the EOS Adult Bubble Browns? Neither?
lol!
u r truly an artist.. ur videos are so informative...it shows how dedicated u r..u r becoming my favourite CZcamsr
6 years later and I’m just seeing this. Absolutely amazing! I LOVE Binge watching your videos! Your nail color here is beautiful, too!!! I love Cleopatra and she was one of my most favorite Halloween costumes ever! You did absolutely AMAZING!!! WOW!!! Have a beautiful October, gorgeous Z!
Makeup wasn't necessarily born in Egypt. Humans have used it literally since we've been humans for things like rituals, distinguishing groups from each other, conveying messages, etc.
They created the first "cosmetics" as we know them, but people used plant and mineral dyes etc. in Africa to distinguish tribes and for traditions before there were even people in Egypt.
Great haha but I didn't say cosmetics in the first comment. I said makeup. And that counts as makeup. :) I've let you win here. Cosmetics were born in Egypt. Makeup was not.
Because she said "Makeup was born in Egypt" and I caught myself thinking about it. I was just ADDING information about it to the comments. I wasn't rude. I wasn't insulting her. I don't understand why you are being so hostile? Like I am not saying you are wrong. I am not saying she is wrong. I am just tacking on some more information for those who care.
Very Elizabeth Taylor. Love it.
"sun-kissed" lol
anyways these videos are great, I love that you actually cover sourced accurate information, bravi
Amazing! I loved the history lesson, too! I'm gonna go hit your channel right now and watch the rest. More, more, more!!!