China cosmetic industry during Tang dynasty was vibrant, ... Anyone who has enjoyed a mainland period-piece drama knows the significant role cosmetics played in the lives of ancient Chinese elites.

China had a thriving cosmetics industry more than a thousand years ago, archaeologists have found. The industry, which flourished between 618 and 907AD, ...

Two cosmetic products have been identified from residues in the tomb of a non-noble woman who lived in China 2000 years ago, ... Ancient make-up in Chinese tomb includes concealer and skin lightener.

Chinese archaeologists’ latest discovery in a tomb of a patrician living in the early Spring and Autumn Period (770BC-476 BC) proves that it was common for ancient Chinese to use synthetic lead ...

The researchers investigated some white cosmetic residues from a set of bronze wares, which were excavated in a tomb from the Liangdai Village site dating back to the 8th century BC, through FTIR, XRD ...

Ancient Chinese beauty enthusiasts often incorporated green tea extracts into facial masks, ... Bigg Boss 17's Khanzaadi on her fitness routine: I am a lot into consuming & using herbal products.

A team in China used ancient DNA to reconstruct the face of an emperor who reigned 1,500 years ago. Emperor Wu was the ruler of the Northern Zhou dynasty from 560 to 578 CE.

5 fast facts about Ancient China. Around 3,000 years ago, people in ancient China used "oracle bones" — tortoise shells or bones inscribed with Chinese writing — to predict the future.

From animal fat to graphite: how ancient Chinese wore make-up more than 1,000 years ago China cosmetic industry during Tang dynasty was vibrant, featuring impressive diverse options with a wide ...

The results indicated that the ancient Chinese have been using synthesized lead white cosmetics in the early Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC), several hundred years earlier than that in ancient ...