Vintage Ladies' Guide to Beauty Page 1
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From Quick Rinses to Luxurious Rituals: The Evolution of Face Washing
For optimal skin health, one must establish a consistent cleansing routine.
Victorian Etiquette: What “Art of Good Behaviour” Can Teach Us Today
In Facts for the People, or Things Worth Knowing, published in 1850, there is a section called, “Art of Good Behaviour.”
Breathe Your Way to Radiance: Lessons from a 1905 Beauty Manual
This advice comes from Beauty Through Hygiene, published in 1905.
Edwardian Beauty Secrets: The Surprising Power of Cornmeal
Cornmeal, a staple food derived from ground dried corn, is available in a spectrum of textures.
Beauty, Beyond the Surface
The 1898 guide Beauty Culture not only provides advice for daily beauty maintenance, but explorations of the topic on a conceptual level.
Health: The Secret to Eternal Beauty
There exists an undeniable correlation between physical attractiveness and overall health.
Beauty's Timeless Guide
The Art of Beauty was intended as a guide to those seeking a better understanding of physical beauty and its ideals.
The Power of a Red Lip
Writer Sali Hughes delves into the enduring appeal of red lipstick.
From 1897 to Today: The Enduring Power of Gut Health for Skin
An 1897 beauty guide proposes that indigestion is the root cause of many skin issues.
Beauty in the Georgian Era
The Royal Museums of Greenwich offer a fascinating blog.