article_snippet.sent: Women and vanity have always gone hand in hand.
article_snippet.sent: Indeed, archaeologists have been known to find the remains of bodies clutching make-up, beauty tools in graves and detailed beauty manuals from bygone times.
article_snippet.sent: While they may not have had vampire facials, cellulite cream and contouring kits at they disposal, the women of ancient history had some fascinating methods for beautifying the women of ancient history.
article_snippet.sent: Women and vanity, had some fascinating methods for beautifying Women and vanity .
article_snippet.sent: The goddesses of Ancient Greece strove to achieve a pale complexion and made honey and olive oil-based concoctions to achieve this.
article_snippet.sent: The goddesses of Ancient Greece used a combination of white lead and olive oil to whiten her skin smelling sweet and created an on-trend monobrow using dark powder.
article_snippet.sent: Bleach blonde hair was coveted in Ancient Greece and women doused Ancient Greece and women in vinegar to get the look.
article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile, the ladies of ancient India used cow dung and urine to boost the ladies of ancient India beauty regime and were said to treat problem skin and cracked heels using the bizarre ingredient.
article_snippet.sent: A rouge pout came courtesy of betel leaves, which  women would chomp on.
article_snippet.sent: The Geishas of Japan used rice flour to whiten rice flour faces and cleansed with nightingale poop .
article_snippet.sent: The Geishas of JapanJapan .
article_snippet.sent: Faces were whitened using rice flour and removed using nightingale poop, a treatment that beauty salons are adding to their menus today.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ancient Indian women used cow dung and urine to boost Ancient Indian women beauty .
  