Make-up - British Pathé

Make-Up

: Permanent Tinting (1928); A woman submits to facial tattooing in order to have permanently rosy cheeks.

: Mixing Face Powder (1958); A girl orders face powder and watches beautician making it for her.

: New Style Lipstick (1948); Girl demonstrating all in one lipstick mirror.

: Painting The Lily! (1936); Great item about young ladies getting tattoos, some have permanent lip colour or eyebrows, another has a Chinese dragon tattooed on her thigh.

: Painting Toe Nails (1936); Toe nail painting service at the beach.

: Patricia Dainton (1950); Patricia Dainton has sequinned flower painted onto her skin as fashion accessory. London.

: Power Slave AKA Slave Automation Or Radio Active Power Manipulator Or Robot Hand Or Remote Control Manipilator (1958); In this item a robotic arm, designed for use in nuclear accidents, shows how it can also apply lipstick.

: School For Beauty (1945); Footage of young girls being trained at a beauty clutter school.

: Science Beats Wrinkles (1961); Footage of Osteopath at work with equipment to remove women's wrinkles. Kent.

: Secrets Of Make-Up; Good item about how make-up should be applied on different face shapes to achieve the best results.

: Secrets Of Make-Up (1944); Gerry Fairbank shows how to apply make-up professionally.

: Stolen From Men (1962); Shocking 60's fashion - green, white, golden nail polish, Mary Quant dresses, different colour toenails.

: The Art Of Cosmetics - For Young And Old (1960); Teenagers and old ladies applying makeup, and an examination of Egyptian beauty products

: Well Plastered (1932); Good footage of woman being given beauty treatment.

: Yours And Theirs! (1931); Film comparing beauty regime of Eve with that of elephants!

: Make Up Issue Title Play Song And Patter (1937); Plain girls are given makeovers by well-known beauty expert, Jean Barry.

: Make Up Contest (1949); Make-up competition produces amazing creations. Holland.

: Make Up Artist (1947); Make up artist at work making up a woman's face.

: Beautifying! Where To Put The Accent! (1938); Jean Barrie of 'Woman's Fair' magazine shows three women how to make the most of what nature has given them.

: Eyelashes While You Wait (1930); Technique for applying false eyelashes is demonstrated.

: Beauty Treatment (1951); Bernadette D'Esperance shares her beauty treatment for the over 50s.

: Cosmetics (1942); An item showing that cosmetics go back as far as ancient Egypt and Greece.

: Easter Cosmetics Story (1960); A young woman applying make-up, putting on a hat and going out.

: Eve's Latest Novelty (1924); The artist Arthur Ferrier paints designs on the fingernails of the actress Frances Carson.

: Eyes Right For "Op-Art" (1965); Make-up artist Douglas Young paints circles round Anita Hogg's eyes in new 'Op-Art' fashion.

: Facial Design (1969); Great face painting and sequin-covered eyes - good for illustrating 1960s makeup.

: Farm Girl Beauty (1957); A wholesome farm girl is transformed into a sophisticated beauty by a leading woman's magazine.

: Feminine Pictorialities No. 26 - After The Bathe Is Over (1934); Fab item shows a bracelet containing everything a girl needs to repair her makeup after a swim.

: Fighting Father Time - A Beauty Parlour Peep (1922); Great peep into what goes on at the beauty parlour - face packs.

: Gilding The Lily (1931); Miss Molly Lamont gives top tips for facial beauty.

: Glamour Making Issue Title Is Charmed I'm Sure (1939); Beautician Rosemary Andree gives three "plain" girls a hair and makeup makeover.

: How To Make Up (1947); A work-weary woman is made over at a beauty salon.

: Beatnik Beauty AKA Beautiful Beatnik (1963); Beatnik girl is transformed into a glamorous young lady at beauty parlour, Mayfair London.