This word was first recorded in 1805, but used lightly until about 1870.

This look can be achieved by removing hair from the eyebrow.

In this show, Drag queens compete to be the last standing.

This product embellishes the lips, changing their natural color.

This needed to be sculpted in order to appear more feminine due to the prohibition of women on stage.

In 10,000 BCE Egyptian women and men used ______ and _______ to soften skin, clean bodies, and mask body odor.

A type of drag where a person intends to resemble a woman.

A Bratz inspired trend was generated on this social media platform.

This is used to provide color to the cheeks and to define the cheekbones.

This theatre borrowed and continued the use of the mask.

In 1300 AD, society women in Elizabethan England wore these on their face to achieve a pale complexion.

This product is used to remove the jawline and tone down the adams apple.

This beauty slang term is used to praise amazing makeup application.

This product locks in foundation and concealer so that there are no cracks or ripples on your cheeks.

This water based makeup provides thick, matte coverage. It was developed by Max Factor.

Stage actors applied this to their faces so the audience would be able to depict facial expressions and characters.

These two steps are significant to transforming the face.

This celebrity contrives her everyday contour look from drag makeup.

Eugène Rimmel developed this cosmetic using petroleum jelly and coal. This product is still commonly used today.

This cosmetic was developed by German actor Ludwig Leichner and achieved by combining lard with pigments.

Grecian women used musk-ox hair to apply these to their faces.

The key elements of this type of makeup is vital to achieving a drag makeup look.

This Instagram user's artistry contains colorful contacts and black liner to portray an extension of the irises.
*Hint: This was posted on our tumblr page.

In 1916 movie director D.W. Griffith wanted to enhance the appearance of an actress in his film "Intolerance". What beauty product is he credited with inventing?

This Greek Actor is known for the earliest use of their makeup. In an effort to stand out from the Greek chorus, this actor used white lead and red cinnabar on their face.