Az ajakbalzsamok fejlődésének története

In 3500 BC, humans began to use some colored minerals and plant pigments on the cheeks and lips for cosmetic purposes. First the Sumerians, then the Egyptians, Syrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Pack the coloured wood, plant and pulp and lard mixture in a vial for lip grooming. In ancient my country, poisonous cinnabar was also used to dye the lips red. Later, colored grease scrolls made of tallow, wax, and oil, wrapped in tissue paper, were developed. Remove the top roll paper before each use. At the time the product was nicknamed "Red Sausage". According to historical records, in 1895 there was already a red lip balm in France called "Pomad en Baton" containing shea butter and beeswax. At that time, lip balms were liquid or paste, packed in boxes; mainly cochineal, an alkaline solution of cochineal. In the late 19th century, the development of organic dyes and the subsequent emergence of eosin (tetrabromofluorescein) around 1915-1920, and the appearance of screw-in lip balm containers in 1929, began modern lip balm formulation and production.