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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: History in Cosmetics. DESCRIPTION: History in cosmetics. SHOTLIST: Shots of models through the ages wearing fashions of the periods and using perfumes in bottles used in those days.
As a pioneer of the cosmetics industry, Elizabeth Arden built up a business worth billions. Her goal was to make decorative cosmetics- previously the preserve of actresses and ladies of ill repute-...
Excerpt of trailer for LBC London File programme - about cosmetics for black women in Britain. Male and female speakers not identified. Also includes (edited) advertisement for foundation.
In this edition Tricia Ingrams talks to Eve Gardiner, the head of Max Factor cosmetics. Eve talks about her life and her career, from working in Hollywood with the stars, to her current position teaching...
A short podcast looking at the influence of one of Britain’s most successful businesswomen, Anita Roddick, whose cosmetics company championed fair trade long before it became a buzz word. Part of The New...
Manufacturers compete to provide products that are friendly to the environment. The programme looks beyond the hype at the realities of green products and follows a consultancy and manufacturers of natural...
Uses computer animation to show how the molecules and properties of compounds lend themselves to a wide variety of industrial applications. In six 10-minute segments: Fibres; Soaps; Glues (adhesives); ASA...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Mono Cosmetics. DESCRIPTION: A new vogue in cosmetics has arrived from America, as Madelaine Mono introduces her range of make-up. Included in the selection is Body Glitter, which as a...
Edinburgh girls use the cheapest cosmetics.
War on disease-spreading cosmetics! Paramount investigates make-up racket which government aims to destroy.
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