Cosmetology Old Of The New - 1141 Words

Haleigh Dupuis Mrs. McCrillis – Byrne English IV 15 September 2014 Cosmetology: Old to the New Has anyone ever noticed the wackiest or unrealistic makeup, and hair styles that people have, and wondered if they looked in the mirror before they left their house in the morning? Every modern day trend is reflecting back on the stylish ways of the era. Today’s hair and makeup styles generated from years ago and have come back but with a modern twist! Where did cosmetology begin? What advances where made throughout the decades in chemical and technological uses in cosmetology? Also, what are some long term causes and effects that dye chemicals have on us? Cosmetology began during ancient Egyptian times. Egyptians and Roman men and women founded†¦show more content†¦People are always searching for the â€Å"New and Now† but it is more like â€Å"the old but new.† Although cosmetology in history dates back to ancient times, there are advancements with new beauty supplies, and hair styling tools. It may appear that makeup is being reproduced, the products are improving â€Å"everyday more of the beauty’s industry growth is being powered by the newest science, and technology fields but, and using this to promote new beauty products† (Newtechbuy). From eyelash growth formulas to facial correcting products, the use of technology in beauty is making it possible for those working on the newest formulas to advance the quality of beauty products further (makeupbeautylovers). However, the foundation for eyelash stimulator was a product discovered in the 1930’s, â€Å"and was originally used to treat glaucoma but patients soon noticed the length of their lashes were increasing† (Barson) which lead to today’s falsies and eyelash extensions. However, the beauty Company, Johnson Johnson, recently announced Cytomimic, as the largest beauty breakthrough since retinol which is a face age defying cream/ moisturizer. 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