When it came to beauty in the Tudor dynasty, it was more about symbolicism, being strategic and deeply tied to status. Cosmetics were used sparingly but when used, every ingredient carried meaning. Anne Boleyn knew this, after all she lived in a world where appearance communicated lineage, virtue and political alignment and the products womenContinue reading “Part II — Tudor Cosmetics: Ingredients, Symbolism and Court Politics”
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