“Mirror, mirror, tell me who's the prettiest. »Who does not know this sentence pronounced by the mother-in-law of Snow White? We have always tried to look our best. And sometimes, yes, yes, sometimes we resort to a few subterfuges to benefit ourselves, including cosmetics or cosmetic surgery. And that is not yesterday! Men and women of olden times have been resourceful and clever at dressing up.
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With: Laurent Turcot, professor of history at the University of Quebec in Trois-Rivières, Canada
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Script: Geneviève C. Bergeron
Direction and editing: Laurent Turcot
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For further:
Anne-Marie Mommessin. Woman at her toilet. Beauty and body care through the ages, Altipresse, 2007.
Yannick de Roeck-Holtzhauer. "Cosmetology through the ages," Journal of the History of Pharmacy
Catherine Lanoë, “Image, masks and faces. Production and consumption of cosmetics in Paris under the Ancien Régime ", Revue d’histoire moderne & contemporain, vol. 55-1, 2008,
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28 авг 2024
