Lipstick

By Olivia and Uliana
  • Ancient Egypt
    300

    Ancient Egypt

    People used red clay and crushed insects to color their lips. It showed beauty and power.
  • Ancient Greece and Rome
    500

    Ancient Greece and Rome

    Lip color was popular among rich women. They used natural ingredients like berries and plants.
  • Middle Ages
    1200

    Middle Ages

    Lipstick was not very common. Some people thought it was bad or only for actresses.
  • 16th Century
    1500

    16th Century

    The Queen made red lips fashionable again. She used a mix of beeswax and red pigments.
  • 18th Century

    18th Century

    Lipstick was made in small pots and applied with a brush. It became more accepted by society.
  • Hollywood Age

    Hollywood Age

    Movie stars wore bright red lipstick, and many women started to copy the style.
  • Contemporary Era

    Contemporary Era

    Lipstick came in metal tubes and new colors appeared, like pink and coral.
  • Now Days

    Now Days

    There are many types of lipstick: matte, glossy, long-lasting, and vegan. It’s a symbol of beauty and self-expression.