'Insane' beauty tools in the early 20th century

Mask of nose, jaw, hood, wrinkles and wrinkles . are rudimentary beauty tools favored by old ladies.

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Few doubts, nose-lifting aids, chin-cutting tools are not only popular today but have become familiar items of many old ladies. This is even more evident, the need to beautify half of the world has never been "fad".

Going against the history of the early twentieth century to learn some rudimentary, "beauty editing" machines.

Nasal mask

Although not satisfied with your nose, but can you hardly pay for expensive and painful surgeries? The nose mask that was popular in the early twentieth century will be the perfect choice for you.

Face-to-face imaging expert - M. Trilety created this tool in 1918. His goal was to create a shaping device for the nose without touching the cutlery.

This tool works to make the nose more straight and slim. However, with the need to wear a 24/24 hour plastic frame for a long time, it will cause a lot of pain and complications to the nose that come at any time. Even so, right after its birth, this device became a trend in European nobility at that time.

'Seal' dimples

In the 90s and 92s of the twentieth century, Western society was still heavily influenced by Victorian culture, believing that beauty is the responsibility of women. That's why a woman owns a slim waist, charming smile and dimpled cheeks . is considered a social norm.

As a woman and longing for beauty, Isalella Gilbert spent time researching, inventing a device to help print - marking the 'dimples' for girls.

Created in 1936, this invention includes a ring that is worn around the head, designed with two deep dents in the cheek position. This device promises girls a pair of graceful dimples in a short time when they will wear them every night when they go to sleep.

However, this beauty method also causes quite a lot of harm to users because during sleep, the jaw bone may be dislocated or dislocated.

Huge hair dryer

Short hair was once the dominant trend in the early twentieth century. To ensure a nice bob hairstyle, the first portable hair dryer was invented in 1920. However, this did not prevent some brave people from creating this giant hair dryer.

Supposedly an industrial version with a powerful blow for quick drying, this six-foot dryer is also one of the most bizarre beauty devices ever created.

The mask eliminates wrinkles and sagging

Anyone who has a "face defect" in 1912 admires Lilian Bender's miraculous mask.

This invention is believed to be able to 'remove wrinkles and signs of sagging' with a perfectly elastic and comfortable mask. On the mask, there is a separate opening for the mouth, and the belt is held close to the neck to ensure that all sagging skin is lifted.

Fatty vibrators, "knocking out" dandruff

This can be considered a kind of beauty device that still exists until now. Vibration mechanism is applied in many machines with the promise of removing excess fat that users do not need to exercise, no pain. The device is even used with . hair to deflect dandruff.

There is even a special 'electric vibration' device for the scalp that has been launched. This product promises to stimulate the circulation of 'brain and scalp cells' , besides eliminating dandruff and bad hair. It is designed with 480 foot vibrations, with the nickname of 'artificial fingers'.

Electric mask to melt wrinkles

In 1933, Dr. Joseph Brueck introduced an 'electric mask' that contained batteries with a hot coil to warm his face and melt wrinkles and ugly lines of aging.

The mask is made of a mold that covers the entire face. During use, the user can breathe through a catheter placed in the lips and look with two round holes carved in the eye section.

Tool "chant" the double chin

In 1890, Professor Mack invented a device to help her remove the worries of her chin. Accordingly, if you wear this tool on your face and squeeze hard enough, the chin will gradually form in a more compact shape.

However, users suffer from pain for long periods of use, complications such as necrosis of the chin skin due to blood circulation have ever occurred.

Hoody hoods help freshen skin

In the 1940s, if your skin lacks vitality, the best method is to use DM Ackerman's hood. This ghost hat works to heat the face and head, with the aim of stimulating circulation, refreshing the skin.

Ackerman believes that, with the application of the theory of air pressure will stimulate blood circulation, help the skin more rosy.

"Needle magnet" bra for slim waist

This special bra promises to be the key to a dream-worthy waistline for ladies in the early twentieth century. The inventor Thomas created a special bra with countless needles around his body to make sure the shirt was fixed and embraced. However, quite a lot of women have suffered the consequences when using this shirt when they have deviated spine, skin inflammation .

Hair growth machine

Women are not the only target of beauty equipment. A series of beauty equipment helps anti-bald gentlemen flood the market at that time.

All instruments promise to improve hair growth and make hair fall more slowly. One of these needs to be mentioned is the Merke Institute's Thermocap. This device stimulates hair growth with heat and blue light, with its appearance like a weird hat.