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1900's to 21st Century & into Futuristic Make-Up...

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1900's to 21st Century & into Futuristic Make-Up...

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And the quest will continue till eternity...

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The British beauty industry is valued at £15 billion, a figure that is predicted to increase by 8.5 per cent by the end of 2014

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The London Olympics see nail art, formerly a street trend, become a patriotic style statement. Athletes including Rebecca Adlington, Venus Williams and Laura Trott (below) style their nails to reflect their national flags  F

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Botox accounts for 39.1 per cent of all non-surgical cosmetic procedures globally

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Government intervention in Cosmetic Industry...

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Government intervention in Cosmetic Industry...

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The Sunbeds (Regulation) Act 2010 comes into effect in England and Wales, preventing companies from allowing anyone under the age of 18 to use sunbeds on their premises

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The beauty industry focuses its attention on brow-enhancing products, with a new trend for dark, defined brows pioneered by the women of Liverpool, as seen on the reality show Desperate Scousewives

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Britney Spears comes to own one third of the celebrity-fragrance market, with one bottle of her portfolio of perfumes sold every two minutes in Britain

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The first blow-dry bar in Britain is opened in Topshop 's flagship store in London by the hairdresser Daniel Hersheson and his son, Luke  ade

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GHD introduces its powerful but easy-to-use hair straighteners, starting a trend for long, sleek, flat-ironed hair that will define the decade

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- Laser hair removal is approved by the “American Food and Drug Administration” , the agency charged with protecting public health

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After Chris McMillan cuts Jennifer Aniston's feathered hairstyle for the first season of the television show Friends , The Rachel becomes one of the most requested hairstyles of all time

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Botox wins medical approval for treating eye conditions such as crossed eyes. An interesting side effect - temporarily softened wrinkles - changes its primary purpose

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Mac launches as a professional range of colours for make-up artists at fashion shows, a departure from the heavy, cake make-up previously used

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Men such as Adam Ant and Boy George set a trend for bold, experimental make-up in the early 1980s

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While studying how ultraviolet light can benefit athletes, the German scientist Friedrich Wolff notices a side effect: tanned skin. He takes the concept to America and paves the way for the first sunbeds

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The first French manicure created by "Orly". Its name was inspired by a visit to Paris by the company's American founder, Jeff Pink

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L'Oréal launches its famous “Because, You are Worth It” campaign

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"Beverly Johnson" becomes the first black model to grace the cover of American Vogue

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Lauren Hutton signs a six-figure annual contract with "Revlon" - the first of its kind ,

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The NASA scientist Dr Max Huber creates a cream designed to help heal skin burns. It will become "Crème de la Mer

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Twiggy's elfin crop helps her become the Face of 1966

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“Elnett” hairspray is launched. Compared with the gooey lacquer of its predecessors, its fine mist is a revolution in professional and home hairstyling

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"Givenchy" introduces its first fragrance, L'Interdit, with Audrey Hepburn fronting the campaign - the first celebrity to be the face of a perfume  margin

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1956 - The first at-home permanent hair colour, “Miss Clairol” Hair Color Bath, launches with the tag line 'Does she... or does not she? Only her hairdresser knows for sure'

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The brothers David and Eric Aylott create the first commercially available false eyelashes for their brand, "Eylure"

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Women use gravy browning to darken their legs & create the illusion of un-affordable nylon stockings." Guerlain" creates Terracotta Teint Doré, a liquid body make-up

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Alexandre-Napoléon Bourjois designs a poster in support of the French women's suffrage movement. It reads women will vote and underneath lists the qualities of his "Les Fards Pastel "pots of blusher

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"Revlon" launches the first line of bright, rich nail-colors. Previously only pale and transparent varnish had been available

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Forty-two years after he began developing a perfume to give to his female customers, the American door-to-door book salesman David McConnell launches  "Avon Cosmetics"

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The first twist-up lipstick is created by the inventor James Bruce Mason Junior in Tennessee

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Gabrielle Chanel commissions the first fragrance launched by a fashion house, Chanel No 5

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Max Factor becomes the first person to refer to cosmetic products as 'make-up'

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The short, sharp bob, "Louise Brooks" (below), becomes the hairstyle of choice for 1920's flappers

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The first hand-held hairdryer appears on the market (100) watts.

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An advert in the  "Harper's Bazaar" depicts women revealing hairless armpits. It kick-starts sales of razor-blades and hair-removal creams

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The Connecticut-based brand Cutex develops the first ever nail tints