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  • Who made arsenic pills famous in the 1850s?
    James F. W. Johnston, a Scottish agricultural chemist.
  • What plant was used in eye drops by women until the late 19th century to make their eyes look more attractive?
    Deadly nightshade or belladonna.
  • How does the author perceive the societal emphasis on physical appearance?
    As depressing and leading to unnecessary spending on items and treatments.
  • What motivated people to use lead face powder despite its harmful effects?
    It was cheap and fashionable at the time.
  • What dangerous ingredient was found in the slimming pills that Eloise Aimee Parry bought online?
    DNP
  • What happened to a young lady mentioned in an American newspaper article from July 1880 due to taking arsenic pills?
    She gradually lost her sight.
  • What dominates the first 20 search hits when you type "beauty" into a search engine?
    Women's beauty salons, hair, cosmetics, and related topics.
  • What is a common factor among all the historical and contemporary examples mentioned regarding beauty products?
    They pose significant health risks, including death.
  • In which country do Maori women have face tattoos?
    New Zealand
  • At what age do women of the Kayan tribe start wearing neck rings?
    5 years old
  • What happened to Eloise Aimee Parry after taking the slimming pills?
    She tragically died.
  • Where do the Long-horn Miao people in China get their hair from?
    The hair is from their ancestors
  • How did people in the past perceive pale skin in terms of beauty?
    It was considered fashionable and beautiful.
  • What were the effects of using deadly nightshade eye drops?
    Sight problems, blindness, serious health problems, and death.
  • What do the first hundred images typically depict when you click on "Images" after searching for "beauty"?
    The faces of women, mostly western.
  • What country are the Mursi tribe from?
    Ethiopia
    Nigeria
    South Africa
    Gang Shan
  • How did arsenic pills affect the skin?
    They made the skin pale by destroying red blood cells.
  • What special ingrediant do the tribes in Angola and Namibia use for their hairstyles?
    Cow Poo
  • Why do some women in Iran wear plasters on their nose? (2 reasons)
    After surgery or to appear rich (pretend they had surgery)
  • What message does the author advocate regarding the importance of inner beauty?
    Focus more on developing inner beauty, emphasizing kindness, compassion, and being positive.
  • In what country do girls go to the dentist to make their teeth crooked?
    Japan
  • What symptoms did people experience from using lead face powder?
    Grey hair, very dry skin, stomach aches, swollen brains, and death.
  • What is the main danger associated with using unregulated health and beauty products purchased over the internet?
    They can contain dangerous ingredients that pose significant health risks.
  • Why did the men originally make Apatani women wear nose plugs and face tattoos?
    To make the women less attractive to men from outside.
  • What was the consequence of taking arsenic pills for 18-year-old Hildegarde Walton in 1911?
    She died after taking several boxes of pills.
  • What forms of societal pressure regarding appearance are highlighted in the text?
    Plastic surgery, facial makeovers, hair transplants, stomach reductions, trendy fashion items, and beauty treatments.
  • What did deadly nightshade eye drops cause in addition to making the eyes look more attractive?
    Serious health problems and eventual death.
  • What did Queen Elizabeth I use to achieve her desired pale complexion?
    Lead face powder.