Chapter I: Ancient History of Cosmetology

Current Trends

Modern cosmetology trends influenced by social media, beauty influencers, and cultural shifts towards sustainability and holistic skincare approaches.

Professionalization and Regulation

Evolution of cosmetology into a recognized profession with standardized training, licensing requirements, and regulatory bodies for safety.

Late 20th to 21st Century

Era of beauty technology surge, specialized skincare and hair care products, and a focus on inclusivity for diverse skin tones and hair types.

Mid to Late 20th Century

Continued growth in the beauty industry with fashion and popular culture influencing beauty standards, alongside the introduction of new products like hair dryers.

Early 20th Century

Period of formalized beauty schools, standardized education, and innovations like the permanent wave and hair dyes.

18th and 19th Centuries

Eras marked by elaborate hairstyles, salon establishment, scented oils, hair tonics, and the commercialization of beauty products.

Middle Ages

Period where societal norms and religion heavily influenced beauty practices, with a revival of beauty interest during the Renaissance.

Ancient Civilizations

Early societies like Egypt, Greece, and Rome used cosmetics for religious and aesthetic purposes, creating makeup from natural elements.