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3000 BC Egyptians used minerals, insects and berries to create make-up.

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2000 BC Chinese aristocrats colored their nails ebony by using rubbed tinted mixtures of gum, arabic, gelatin, beeswax and egg whites.

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1872 Marcel Grateau invented the 1st curling iron.

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1900's Beauty began to change with the beginning of motion picture celebrities, with their flawless complexions and beautiful hairstyles

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1906 Charles Nessler invented the wired machine that supplied electrical current to metal rods creating a wave pattern in the hair.

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1910 Madame C.J. Walker became the first African American to develop a product that promoted hair growth and improved the overall condition of the scalp. She became a millionaire.

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Madam C.J. Walker's Great-Great-Granddaughter Shares Little Told Story of Activism | The Root

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1938 Arnold F. Willatt invented the cold wave that used no machines or heat. The cold wave is still used today.

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1960'sVidal Sassoon turned the world upside down with revolutionary geometric cuts and styles.

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1980's make-up became full circle, from very modest and barely there to heavy eye shadow and cheek color.

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1990's creative nail designs were introduced along with the first spa pedicure system.

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2006 the Brazilian blowout made its debut in the U.S.

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Brazilian Blowout Step By Step Tutorial // Everything You Need to Know // Daniella Benita

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2010 balyage and foilyage techniques were introduced in the salons and are still very popular today.

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2020 social media has grown into a huge part of the salon and spa industry.