1700s makeup 18th century

Step back in time with these 18th century makeup ideas inspired by the elegance of the 1700s. Enhance your natural beauty and recreate the iconic looks of this historical era.
In France, nearly all aristocratic women wore cosmetics.  In fact, the painting of the face was a key part of the public toilette, the informal ceremony where an aristocratic woman dressed her face and hair before an elect audience.  French aristocratic women wore thick layers of white paint, large streaks of rouge, and beauty patches (mouches).  Dauphine Marie-Josephe de Saxe with French court makeup, 1751. 18th Century Makeup, Rococo Hairstyles, 1700s Hair, 18th Century Hair, 18th Century France, Pale Face, 18th Century Dress, Makeup Class, Luscious Hair

In France, nearly all aristocratic women wore cosmetics. In fact, the painting of the face was a key part of the public toilette, the informal ceremony where an aristocratic woman dressed her face and hair before an elect audience. French aristocratic women wore thick layers of white paint, large streaks of rouge, and beauty patches (mouches). Dauphine Marie-Josephe de Saxe with French court makeup, 1751.

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