10 Ancient Beauty Secrets That Are Useful Even Today

10 Ancient Beauty Secrets Still Trending Today
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It’s not surprising that women in the ancient times cared about beauty. But, what may be surprising are the methods they used to achieved their beauty! From rose water to honey, these are 10 ancient beauty secrets that are still useful, even today!

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[shahyali]

I'm from Egypt and I can confirm the "sugaring" tip. We still use it till this day instead of waxing, it lives the skin softer and brighter and less inflamed. It takes from 2 to 3 weeks for the hair to start growing back. True it hurts less than waxing but still painful though

[clairesalittleoff]

Fun fact: the reason milk and cream is so good for your skin is because lactic acid is a gentle chemical exfoliant. Honey isn't necessarily moisturizing, but acts as a humectant to retain natural moisture, making it perfect for people with oily skin.

[Flytr]

The thumbnail looks like
"Ancient women used Cabbage as an alternative to padded bra to add a cup size"

[asiasimone]

WHY IS FAIR SKIN CONSIDERED THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LIKE EVERY SKIN TONE IS BEAUTIFUL JHEEZ

[SupaJeallene]

*goes on computer to finish school work but somehow ends up on youtube for hours

[Michelle-zhrx]

Omg when I was 16 I had a baby and I gave her up for adoption, the doctor told me to put cabbage leaves on my breasts so the engorged beasts would go down and not cause me as much pain. It worked and I would take soaked cabbage leaves out of my bra. It would stink so bad and I can't even eat cabbage now.

The father of the child I gave up for adoption and I ended up getting married years later and had 3 more kids! Although then after 10 years of marriage we got a divorce.

The child we gave up for adoption contacted us earlier this year when she turned 18, and wanted to come be with her "real" family. Been living with us for several months now and fits right in, loves having her siblings. Odd adoption story because her siblings are full blood siblings.

But yeah, the cabbage got me through after the adoption breast engorged pain for sure!!!

[gabbiecelis]

I tried the honey mask only and it changed instantly after I washed it off with warm water. My face got really smooth and it glowed

[nancypalien]

The cabbage leaves part is true. Tried and tested. After i lost my baby just 3 days after he was born i experienced immense pain in my breast and cabbage leaves really helped me with the pain and also dried up some of the milk.

[lavellawilson]

I use coconut oil for all over moisturizing and have for several years. I'm 60, I love it.

[thoonthitsar]

Hi to people scrolling down the comments. I just wanted to tell you that you don't need these beauty hacks to look beautiful or look like your favorite celebs. You are beautiful and stunning, so be yourself love yourself. I hope this made you smile, and 1 like cause today is 28th April, which is Melanie Martinez's birthday too! 😊

[Samuels]

fair skin? I swear cleopatra was brown skinned.

[farheentabassum]

Cleopatra was dark skinned. She was short and curvy too. What made her attractive was her intelligence.

[ellesse]

I love it when The Talko posts beauty and makeup videos

[hopeziemba]

I use coconut oil on my hair and on my body right after a nice warm shower. I put the oil on the ends of my hair and do not rinse it out. However if I accidentally put to much in my hair then I will rinse. Also using the oil as moisturizer right after your shower works great on your skin and hair. I am going to absolutely try sugaring. thanks for the tips.

[HeyMel_B]

Mint and Áloe Vera is really good for the skin. I always had sensitive skin and it turns super red when I'm under the sun(and yes, I have tried UV protection, but it gives me allergy) So mix mint with aloe made my skin cool and it didnt hurt so much after a few minutes

[cf]

I work in a Mother/Baby unit. I've seen nurses get cabbage leaves from the kitchen to put on new moms who are breastfeeding. Most of the time their milk comes in about 2-3 days but, occasionally we see moms who are blessed with an abundant milk supply that comes in early. They really help with the soreness.

[michelle]

The best beauty tip is just to be yourself. ❤️

[tracygates]

Cabbage leaves for engorgement is hands down the BEST tip for any new mom👏👏👏👏

[salma-zmpr]

I’m Egyptian and fair and so is my Egyptian mother and father. As someone who is native to the environment, I can prove that sentiment wrong. As well as this, Cleopatra was greek, not Egyptian. Simply because someone lives in Egypt, it doesn’t change their ethnicity, only their nationality. That would be like saying immigrants from Russia stopped being of Russian descent, the second they stepped into America. There is no conductive research to prove whether she was dark or light, but we can safely assume she was lighter than the mass majority of Egyptians, due to her heritage. I’ve been to Egypt multiple times and there is an extreme variance in skin colors, due to historical events like slavery, conquering and the whole Alexander the Great situation. So, Cleopatra was not dark (compared to the majority) and most definitely not Egyptian (at least ethnicity wise). Just because Egypt is in North Africa, doesn’t mean that we are dark. It’s like saying all Africans are dark, when even some South Africans are light. It’s like saying all Asians are pale, and all white people have straight hair.

[chelseas]

this should be renamed Cleopatra beauty routine! lol