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False eyelashes or fake lashes are artificial eyelashes and is already mentioned in the literary sources of ancient Egypt and from the "ancient Rome". From the time around 2000 BC mentioned that the ladies in the Pharaoh's court used the fake lashes of avryckta flugben or fur coat. The author Ovid writes, inter alia, in his book Ars Amandier (from about 100 AD), how the ladies did fine with the help of fake lashes and makeup. There are detailed notes about what you use and how to use the various cosmetic preparations.
During the 1920s there were loose fringes of the ladies at the theater or in the fashion industry, where the models applied to solve lashes on his eyelids so that they could get the veiled and interesting look that fashion prescribed. The film industry that grew larger and larger in the 1930s provided all his main characters with the false eyelashes. In the late 1950s wore Elizabeth Taylor Egypt Inspired make-up in the movie Cleopatra. Most companies producing cosmetics introduced when both eyeliner and false lashes in their catalog. Max Factor had different varieties, long and short, which is fastened with a rubber solution in the tube.