I like how, as time goes on, bans become less about controlling women/"protecting" men, and more about actual health an environmental concerns. Small victories, ladies.
For the 1920's, they should have mentioned the infamous "Radium Girls" and how they were told to put radium on their teeth, hair, and skin to give off a glow in the dark effect. Of course it being radium you probably know what happened.....
They licked the end of a paint brush to get it to a point then dipped it into paint mixed with radium to pain over watch faces so they glowed. They'd relive the brush over and over and the radium stayed on their teeth which would glow after a while. Years later they developed cancer, jaw rot or both. The men who made the radium paint were in full containment suits but the girls handled it with no protection at all.
@Olivia SUN I was saying that the person above said lipstick once contained these ingredients but they no longer do so your comment of, "is wearing red lipstick" makes no sense. Most lipstick is considered safe (not all, mind you, but most. particularly western brands). My apologies for coming off blunt but I tend to have that nature. Direct, straight-forward, and will correct people.
she wants to be the very best like no one ever was to catch the earrings was her real test to wear them is her cause .........or however that song goes
Hindsight is 2020. At the time we didn’t know mercury was a bad for health. Just like many chemicals and products that get recalled and banned. If anything makeup and different chemicals are more everyday now. And so we get exposed to more than we used to. 🤷🏼♀️
Saw some horror stories on the injectible silicones. People had to get pieces of their bodies removed because of it, and almost died of course. So scary!😲
Yes I knew some people who had some terrible breast implants. It is a very sketchy and dangerous thing to do. Even if it's just Saline the saline leaks out sometimes I you have to keep getting them injected with more saline. It's best just to have a God gave you having said that I can see implants in cancer patients excetera
It's scarily common in Brazil. Every now and then you see a story on the news: already hella pretty, wants to have bigger boobies, does it with someone untrustworthy, they use iNDUSTRIAL SILICONE, she dies of poisoning.
At 0:50, I don’t think they necessarily put in straight up rat poison, but ingredients that are a large component used in rat poison. A huge one was arsenic, it was used in a lot of beauty products as well as medicine (could be wrong) it also had a green color like the lighting suggested.
Ive learned about the CFS in biology that come from aerosol. (They can be find in spray bottles, air conditioners and even the air of the old fridges in that time.) Its the major problem that made the ozon hole. It is illegal now to be used and it has to pass around 100 years for the damage to pass and recreate the O3 molechule in air. I learned this in 7th grade on a Biology lesson. Hope you could find this informative! :D
The video covered the last text of the video-frustrating because I wanted to read it. Great video, but maybe reupload/adjust where the video is placed.
ABCDEFG T They should be! I read an interview with one woman who uses them regularly, who said she didn't care if she died from skin cancer as long as she had a tan. Seems like a slow and painful way of committing suicide to me, if not a terrible form of self harm.
Sapphire September its like smoking, under a certain age you cannot use it and companies have to tell people about the risk of skin cancer. If the person still chooses to use it then we can do much
I remember watching the episode of Victorious where Trina ended up getting everyone, including herself sick for doing the fish treatment. In the episode they said it was illegal but i didn't know that was real 😮.
This is extremely interesting! I am personally not into beauty or makeup and normally use it out necessity, but learning history about the dangerous lengths women would go to to make them look nicer, and the ridiculous thoughts authorities had about some products, is very rewarding
"out of necessity" when is makeup ever necessary? Why is it that somehow only girls and women think expensive and as this video points out often dangerous products are "necessary" but never boys or men? Do female babies pop out if the womb wanting to put on makeup but somehow not male babies or is maybe something else at play here making you think makeup could ever possibly be "necessary" 🤔
Molly Sheehan ...no? I just mean that I, personally, sometimes put foundation on to cover up pimples, or bags under my eyes, to make me feel better, and that’s all. I didn’t mean that makeup is a necessary product, I completely agree with you on that point, I think everyone is naturally beautiful 😂
@@PinkApocalypse fair point, and I get that and respect that, but maybe think about how many boys or men you know who feel compelled to put concealer on if they have pimples or bags under their eyes just to make themselves feel better, and compare that to how many girls and women you know who do. I used to feel compelled to put on concealer if I had pimples or bags under my eyes and felt better, but then one day I stopped and realized I knew maybe only one guy who did but more girls and women than I could name who did and questioned why that was and questioned why I felt compelled but guys don't.
Historian here. This comes down to enforcement, obviously, which is totally separate from making the law in the first place. If they thought they could tell (the way many men think they can now), they were looking for one particular kind of use, effective or not.
To be fair, make-up often was way more obvious back then. A man today might not spot foundation or concealer. Maybe not even eyebrows and mascara if done Well. But eye-make-up and rouge definately could be spotted way back then and now.
The general idea seems to be that it’s possible to ban hazardous products but it’s impossible to ban a beauty technique itself (which is too controlling anyways).
StarfireSea the only reason they don't is because of idiots like Angela, who hear the word and think something is wrong. It wasn't even harmful, people are just stupid
Ok this is completely off topic but I love how they’re dressed and their hair because it just adds so much. Like the 2000s girl wearing that juicy shirt UGH that is PEAK 2000s if I’ve ever seen it.
I remember the whole silicone debacle in the 90s. I'm naturally well endowed, didn't care for them to be that large, and I couldn't understand why women wanted to be so big.
Look... Some women want them because they don't feel okay about themselves being flat or not feeling feminine... If they wanna change something about themselves it is their right and no one has the right to judge them. It's their body.
I can get that "treatment" for free if I go to a swimming hole In the river by my house! Just stick your feet in the water and the fish will come a nibble
katty 455 he wasn’t trying to take it off, thats what you do after getting a tattoo!🤦♀️🤦♀️ can you imagine how sore the skin is, he was putting some alcohol and some Vaseline on🤦♀️
I had a friend who was a hair stylist. I could smell the formaldehyde in the air of the salon. She later told me she was fired because she refused to do so the hair treatment without wearing a mask
Funny how the actual harmful things like the hair removing cream, ppl were like "lol we cant do anything bout it" But when it came to "women cant wear make up under 44" Or "no red lipstick cause it might poison the dudes" They were like, "yep, thats the law right there"
4:03 When I wasin TurkeyI went to a Spa and they had those fishes. I was there with my mom. We put our feet in the tanks. Which were on the floor. The water was green.. My mom had over 20 dead fishes. When we askedif they feed the fishes they said no and that they eat dead skin. (Which is so wrong..) After that me and my mom never returned to that spa.
Breast implants are still causing dangerous side effects and the textured ones in particular are known for leaching silicone into the surrounding tissue. I'm amazed they're still legal.
It probably is. Look it up on the think dirty app it will give you a 0 to 10 rating. 0 being 100% toxin free and 10 being basically cancer in a bottle.
Make your beauty products yourself if you want to be sure. I mean people finally understood that processed food with many chemical ingredients is questionable. Same applies to beauty peoducts. Basic and natural = better.
Nowadays, perfumes etc. are shunned because certain people use too much and it can cause a reaction to those with respiratory problems. Snake Venom was used not only because it was thought to have "mysterious healing properties" but those who have been biten by a venomous snake know of the swelling effect it has.
Wait I have a question about the Giorgio perfume....what happened after? Bc the image showed is the EXACT same perfume my mom uses to this day and not gonna lie the smell has always bothered me but hey my mom loves it so my dad always buys it for her. But I wanna know what happened after.
4:13 no idea what it causes buuut so scaryyy, i used a couple of time those products then Walmart stop selling it and couldn't fine it anywhere else, now i know why...
The usage of hair dye despite health risks is still kind of true today. Maybe less toxic now yes but dyeing and especially bleaching can really damage your hair. Done reguarly it can take years for your hair to be long & thick again.
I like how, as time goes on, bans become less about controlling women/"protecting" men, and more about actual health an environmental concerns. Small victories, ladies.
Preach
Yeet
Most of the products were banned because there were toxic
Someone said it! (◕ᴗ◕✿)
Tbh, i came in expecting that. But nope, they all seemed somewhat dangerous or reasonable.
For the 1920's, they should have mentioned the infamous "Radium Girls" and how they were told to put radium on their teeth, hair, and skin to give off a glow in the dark effect.
Of course it being radium you probably know what happened.....
Lmfaooo here just put a little bit of this cancer on, you'll look cool
My sister was just in the play Radium Girls as Irene... such a sad story
They licked the end of a paint brush to get it to a point then dipped it into paint mixed with radium to pain over watch faces so they glowed. They'd relive the brush over and over and the radium stayed on their teeth which would glow after a while. Years later they developed cancer, jaw rot or both. The men who made the radium paint were in full containment suits but the girls handled it with no protection at all.
that actually happened near my town and my school put a play on it
Ashley Darpino they were set up
To be fair, red lipstick often contained lead so it was hazardous anyway.
this is why people shouldn’t try vintage makeup for a video.
Olivia SUN *contained*
@Olivia SUN The operative word was, "contained," sweetheart.
@Olivia SUN I was saying that the person above said lipstick once contained these ingredients but they no longer do so your comment of, "is wearing red lipstick" makes no sense. Most lipstick is considered safe (not all, mind you, but most. particularly western brands). My apologies for coming off blunt but I tend to have that nature. Direct, straight-forward, and will correct people.
Like lead.
1:14 she can’t see the sign because it’s behind her smh
yo she is looking threw a mirror it’s an actual technique if the room is too small
"Doctor I can't see it"
"Turn around"
"Oh"
I believe it’s actually in front of her, it’s just the way you look at it, but I don’t want to ruin your comment in case it was a joke.
@@omgness6863 it was.
Don't you know that true women have eyes on the backs of their heads
2:27 love her pokeball earrings
i didn't even notice xD
Yeps
Pokemon was around in 1960??
But pokémon wasn't created until 1996
That logo is upside down so no, not pokemon.
2:27 She’s gonna be the very best and catch all those earrings
she wants to be the very best like no one ever was to catch the earrings was her real test to wear them is her cause
.........or however that song goes
Because they definitely had pokeballs and pokemon in the 1960s 🙄
@@salientspoon I- I can't tell if you are joking
@@salientspoon r/woooosh
SamanthaJellyCat r/wooosh
Did anyone saw that they put sweudish fish
Ivan Petrovic it was balloons go check again 4:04
+Fifi .S
nope its definitely swedish fish haha, you can see the texture if you slow the video down!
that’s hilarious. 😂
See
Yea
4:21 AND MAYBE JUST A DASH OF FORMALDEHYDE
Ok wait- my name is also jessica, I love p!atd and our profile photos are dan & Phil... what?
Jessica
I litterally see you in every video I click on XD
Maybe it's because we're both Phans...
I'll go home
when you said that i died inside. ryan is my d a d
AND THE HABIT OF DECOMPOSING
I have a friend named jessica and she likes panic! And Dan and phil
In the beginnings, they were sorta stupid, but I expected that. I was surprised when most of them were actually banned because they are harmful
Onyx Helena Ember-Graves They weren’t stupid, just ignorant
Hindsight is 2020. At the time we didn’t know mercury was a bad for health. Just like many chemicals and products that get recalled and banned. If anything makeup and different chemicals are more everyday now. And so we get exposed to more than we used to. 🤷🏼♀️
To be fair though some lipsticks contain poisonous like lead or other things.
Depressed Gee
Cosmetics are still harmful today. Talc is and asbestos is still in beauty products
Saw some horror stories on the injectible silicones. People had to get pieces of their bodies removed because of it, and almost died of course. So scary!😲
Yes I knew some people who had some terrible breast implants. It is a very sketchy and dangerous thing to do. Even if it's just Saline the saline leaks out sometimes I you have to keep getting them injected with more saline. It's best just to have a God gave you having said that I can see implants in cancer patients excetera
Look for breast implant illnesses
Read about Andressa Urach, a very famous case of injected silicone gone wrong
It's scarily common in Brazil. Every now and then you see a story on the news: already hella pretty, wants to have bigger boobies, does it with someone untrustworthy, they use iNDUSTRIAL SILICONE, she dies of poisoning.
Don't forget the pumping parties that still exist
This video is pretty much, Government: "Don't do this thing.." Woman: DOES IT ANYWAY.
1:00 she needs an oscar
Lol
gracie roach lmao ikr🤦🏻♀️😂😂
Yo what shes didnt even act
I love these 100 year videos
Same I'm on a watching marathon
Same! They’re so addicting.
me too!
At 0:50, I don’t think they necessarily put in straight up rat poison, but ingredients that are a large component used in rat poison. A huge one was arsenic, it was used in a lot of beauty products as well as medicine (could be wrong) it also had a green color like the lighting suggested.
Ive learned about the CFS in biology that come from aerosol. (They can be find in spray bottles, air conditioners and even the air of the old fridges in that time.) Its the major problem that made the ozon hole. It is illegal now to be used and it has to pass around 100 years for the damage to pass and recreate the O3 molechule in air. I learned this in 7th grade on a Biology lesson. Hope you could find this informative! :D
The illegal but implants are from tire stuff that is called “flat fix” 😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fix a flat really.
I've seen a girl on a cosplay convention inject tire silicone in her thighs. She was later hospitalized & idk what happened to her afterwards
butt*
ROSУ_каrма wtf😳
@@rosy7732 illegal silicone injections are very much still a thing
“it could poison the men they kiss”
*_what about the women_*
*_WE. SUPPORT._*
Bruh
It's the same
Duh
no we don’t
Back then, they didn’t support duh
No one:
The people in the back of the class who are always spraying something: 2:30
0:58 so another side effect is turning the user into Hulk
😂😂😂
The video covered the last text of the video-frustrating because I wanted to read it. Great video, but maybe reupload/adjust where the video is placed.
Madison M
It says: “But an illegal, underground version containing mineral oil and tire sealant emerges and is extremely dangerous.”
Adjusted! Thanks for your feedback
Did anyone notice that the tire sealant in Butt implants was named FIX A FLAT? 😂
lol
2:21 she has Pokémon balls for earrings
They're called Pokéballs, filthy casual.
@@JimFack She is an uncultered swine
*“Pokémon balls”*
That’s what she said 😏😏😏
@@ellasedits_ no
Pokéball, my friend.
after the 1940s and 50s it becomes less about restricting beauty products and more about health and environmental concerns
How about tanning beds?
ABCDEFG T They should be! I read an interview with one woman who uses them regularly, who said she didn't care if she died from skin cancer as long as she had a tan. Seems like a slow and painful way of committing suicide to me, if not a terrible form of self harm.
Sapphire September its like smoking, under a certain age you cannot use it and companies have to tell people about the risk of skin cancer. If the person still chooses to use it then we can do much
They aren't banned
They're banned in Australia
@@ellaanastasja5707 lol, it's not you like needed them in Australia anyway
Those Swedish fish are gonna eat you now
I was s e a r c h i n g for a comment on the Swedish Fish
I love how the tire sealant in the butt injections part was called “fix a flat” 😂
I remember watching the episode of Victorious where Trina ended up getting everyone, including herself sick for doing the fish treatment. In the episode they said it was illegal but i didn't know that was real 😮.
The Swedish fish tho 😂😂😂😂
The "could poison the men they kiss" thing reminded me of that scene from Holes 🤔
3:55 omg who remembers that episode from victorious
paula x me
paula x me
This is extremely interesting! I am personally not into beauty or makeup and normally use it out necessity, but learning history about the dangerous lengths women would go to to make them look nicer, and the ridiculous thoughts authorities had about some products, is very rewarding
"out of necessity" when is makeup ever necessary? Why is it that somehow only girls and women think expensive and as this video points out often dangerous products are "necessary" but never boys or men? Do female babies pop out if the womb wanting to put on makeup but somehow not male babies or is maybe something else at play here making you think makeup could ever possibly be "necessary" 🤔
Molly Sheehan ...no? I just mean that I, personally, sometimes put foundation on to cover up pimples, or bags under my eyes, to make me feel better, and that’s all. I didn’t mean that makeup is a necessary product, I completely agree with you on that point, I think everyone is naturally beautiful 😂
@@PinkApocalypse fair point, and I get that and respect that, but maybe think about how many boys or men you know who feel compelled to put concealer on if they have pimples or bags under their eyes just to make themselves feel better, and compare that to how many girls and women you know who do. I used to feel compelled to put on concealer if I had pimples or bags under my eyes and felt better, but then one day I stopped and realized I knew maybe only one guy who did but more girls and women than I could name who did and questioned why that was and questioned why I felt compelled but guys don't.
How could they ban makeup if thy even can't tell if a woman is wearing it?
Historian here. This comes down to enforcement, obviously, which is totally separate from making the law in the first place. If they thought they could tell (the way many men think they can now), they were looking for one particular kind of use, effective or not.
To be fair, make-up often was way more obvious back then.
A man today might not spot foundation or concealer. Maybe not even eyebrows and mascara if done Well.
But eye-make-up and rouge definately could be spotted way back then and now.
@@MissVasques to add on to this, if the norm is not wearing makeup someone wearing makeup would be more obvious.
The general idea seems to be that it’s possible to ban hazardous products but it’s impossible to ban a beauty technique itself (which is too controlling anyways).
I’m so confused on why it said tattoos were illegal until 1997 but I got mine in 1996 at a tattoo shop.
In New York?
the one that had mercury on it hELL NO MATE
Pretty sure back then, companies didn't have to tell anyone what was in their products.
I mean mercury is in vaccines soooo
or snake venom on that other thing...
Angela Kennedy most vaccine manufacturers do not put mercury in the vaccines anymore. The vaccines in my clinic do not contain them.
StarfireSea the only reason they don't is because of idiots like Angela, who hear the word and think something is wrong. It wasn't even harmful, people are just stupid
I am OBSESSED with these videos.
a lot of this video is just “and women used it anyway”
love that 😂
The lengths people go through for vanity never ceases to amaze me.
Ok this is completely off topic but I love how they’re dressed and their hair because it just adds so much. Like the 2000s girl wearing that juicy shirt UGH that is PEAK 2000s if I’ve ever seen it.
2019: *Jeffree Star's Stolen Cosmetic Products*
I love how they were trying to fix the hole in the ozone layer and now we need it back again
i’m actually really happy with the 2010s one. we are saving our planet (finally!)
These videos just make me more and more grateful for the times we live in now, lol.
*3:54*
No one:
Literally no one:
Not a single soul:
Lady: *steps in a tub of swedish fish*
This has been one of the BEST videos!!! I really loved it
What about antiperspirants not really a beauty thing but for hygiene
Great video BTW😉
Sick how some people say it's a liberty when it's just toxic.
I remember the whole silicone debacle in the 90s. I'm naturally well endowed, didn't care for them to be that large, and I couldn't understand why women wanted to be so big.
Look... Some women want them because they don't feel okay about themselves being flat or not feeling feminine... If they wanna change something about themselves it is their right and no one has the right to judge them. It's their body.
Am I the only one who felt like the girl that was wearing the juicy shirt gave off a Paris Hillton vibe??
Very interesting and informative video. Thank you 😊
I love how thee reactions of the models aren't cringy at all (this is no sarcasm, in this kind of videos they usually are)
Wait the fish they put in the tub water with feet isn’t actually dead fish they’re just Swedish Fish 😂😂😂
I can get that "treatment" for free if I go to a swimming hole In the river by my house! Just stick your feet in the water and the fish will come a nibble
3:58 I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw the Swedish fish
Personally I'm surprised that they even allowed injectable silicone in the first place if it had stuff like peanut oil and snake venom!
I’m surprised Botox isn’t on the list somehow yet. Did you know it has only been approved by the FDA in 2002?
Can’t believe they didn’t talk about Radium makeup products
the fact that they banned red lipstick because it may "poison men if they're kissed" is so funny to me.
I watched it just for the music! The 70's was the most fun IMHO.
The 30s music legitimately reminded me of "Friend Like Me" from Aladdin.
I'm just glad Allure finally learned how to count to 100.
0:58 I thought she was actually painted green
OMG, the tire sealant example for the butt injections says "Fix a Flat" 4:27
😂😂
I love how the guy who was trying to take of the tattoo had tattoos as well 😂😂 1:57
katty 455 he wasn’t trying to take it off, thats what you do after getting a tattoo!🤦♀️🤦♀️ can you imagine how sore the skin is, he was putting some alcohol and some Vaseline on🤦♀️
Dior's Poison was also banned from restaurants by the same reason.
Shouldn't this be 100 years of mostly deadly cosmetics and a few that were just exaggerated to be so by men?
It goes from “thats obviously dangerous” to “thats bad for the environment” back to “thats obviously bad for you why is anyone doing it”
2:12 why the f would they add snake venom XD
I like how they point out red lipstick will poison the men that they are kissing and not them that are wearing it
The red lipstick one, I'll thank the 20s for changing that lol
I had a friend who was a hair stylist. I could smell the formaldehyde in the air of the salon. She later told me she was fired because she refused to do so the hair treatment without wearing a mask
Funny how the actual harmful things like the hair removing cream, ppl were like "lol we cant do anything bout it" But when it came to "women cant wear make up under 44" Or "no red lipstick cause it might poison the dudes" They were like, "yep, thats the law right there"
My mom still has a bottle of the Giorgio perfume
And euuh skinbleach?
It is still illegally used
Red lipstick is my all time favourite 😍💋
Is nobody gonna talk about the “tank of fish” literally Swedish fish candy...
Inmate: what are you in for?
Girl: I was wearing red lipstick
Lmao did anyone notice the Swedish fish 😂
I care about beauty and this Video just made me cry
2:28 I think ur wearing them pokeball earrings upside down
4:03 When I wasin TurkeyI went to a Spa and they had those fishes.
I was there with my mom.
We put our feet in the tanks.
Which were on the floor.
The water was green..
My mom had over 20 dead fishes.
When we askedif they feed the fishes they said no and that they eat dead skin. (Which is so wrong..)
After that me and my mom never returned to that spa.
Women: *exist*
1900s government: you weren’t supposed to do that
Lol Yass😜😜
I like how you used Swedish Fish
0:24 yay Kansas....but also not yay Kansas for the women above 44
Breast implants are still causing dangerous side effects and the textured ones in particular are known for leaching silicone into the surrounding tissue. I'm amazed they're still legal.
Sheesh what if the stuff I use now is poisonous?!?!???
It probably is. Look it up on the think dirty app it will give you a 0 to 10 rating. 0 being 100% toxin free and 10 being basically cancer in a bottle.
Probably is. Especially products that have paraben.
Make your beauty products yourself if you want to be sure. I mean people finally understood that processed food with many chemical ingredients is questionable. Same applies to beauty peoducts. Basic and natural = better.
Nowadays, perfumes etc. are shunned because certain people use too much and it can cause a reaction to those with respiratory problems.
Snake Venom was used not only because it was thought to have "mysterious healing properties" but those who have been biten by a venomous snake know of the swelling effect it has.
1:14 please tell me where you got the top and jacket, please.
This is super interesting if a bit frustrating when you remember red lips were outlawed
Tire sealant??? Wtf?? Also how is it cruelty to let those fish eat what they would eat in their natural environment?(dead skin)
Im guessing they would starve them until a customer comes in. o~o
Wait I have a question about the Giorgio perfume....what happened after? Bc the image showed is the EXACT same perfume my mom uses to this day and not gonna lie the smell has always bothered me but hey my mom loves it so my dad always buys it for her. But I wanna know what happened after.
4:00 are those Swedish fish? lol
4:13 no idea what it causes buuut so scaryyy, i used a couple of time those products then Walmart stop selling it and couldn't fine it anywhere else, now i know why...
One month later:
“I wonder why I have cancer?”
What about BrightOcular? its a cosmetic eye procedure thats illegal in most countries because it causes blindness
Anyone else learned about the fish thing from watching victorius?
omg yes XD I thought the same
yeah, same.
The usage of hair dye despite health risks is still kind of true today.
Maybe less toxic now yes but dyeing and especially bleaching can really damage your hair. Done reguarly it can take years for your hair to be long & thick again.
0:23 All the 12 year olds now would cry so much bahaha
Is it just me but when the clip of the fish bucket thing instantly reminded me of the show victorious?
1:34
Can we talk about how gorgeous they are
0:21 now in our generation there are 14 year olds wearing non-natural makeup..
I was one out of three kids who didn't use makeup in middle school...
Anyone else think of River Song/Melody Pond because of the red lipstick?