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Ancient beauties were crazy about painting their lips red to seduce men: Who would have thought that this thing is extremely poisonous!
In ancient times, mercury was used in medicine and rouge powder,
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Life
90% of cosmetics are infected with deadly bacteria, experts show how to clean
A study of 467 makeup products conducted by British experts found that 90% contained potentially deadly bacteria.
New technology
The new paint helps halve the amount of toilet flush
US researchers have found a way to reduce the amount of water needed for each toilet flush by half.
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Lipsticks from the female toxins of ancient times
Ancient Egyptian women crushed gemstones on their lips or crushed red ants, beetles mixed with juice to help the red lips berry.
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The ultra-powerful weapons are 'covered' by the beautiful shell
An umbrella, a watch or even a lipstick can become the dangerous 'weapon' of spies amidst enemies.
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The secret of the archery - red lipstick checks the virginity of old women
The arch is a red mark to show that the daughter is virgin, known in legend, literature or some Chinese literature.
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Decode the 5 most exotic weapons ever built
Some of the most exotic weapons have been invented by humans and used in assassination battles or missions ...
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Painting by kissing on paper
Artist Alexis Fraser, also known as Lex lipstick, in Canada has created extremely romantic drawings by applying lipstick and kissing paper.
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See how much a lipstick can do wonders
Find out the process of making a lipstick that makes every woman fall in love.
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Journey to create the charm of lipstick
Not many people know that lipstick was invented before BC. Over thousands of years of history, lipstick has become a
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Women's bags are dirtier than the toilet
The item in the bag contains the most germs, even more than lipstick, which is hand cream. These cream tubes contain more germs than a normal toilet.
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7 unexpected applications of oil
Perhaps many people will be surprised to know that many substances in oil are present in things they use every day such as lipstick, pain reliever.
Archeology
Discovered a 10,000-year-old colored wax ingot in the UK
Archaeologists found a 10,000-year-old lipstick piece used to paint animal skin or paint in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, and Fox News on January 30.
Archeology
Ancient instruments still play well after 1,700 years
Archaeologists discovered a lipstick in the Altai Mountains, Russia, that could produce sounds after 1,700 years, National Geographic reported yesterday.
Archeology
The lipstick made from 3600 year old animal heart buried with mummy
Scientists discovered many cosmetic products dating back to the early Bronze Age, made from the hearts of cattle that were buried according to women in China.