10 super interesting facts about red lipstick

♥Many women find red lipstick too daring and avoid using it.
But is this not a mistake? Scientists conducted an experiment in a famous restaurant in France, which made waitresses put different colors of lipstick - pink, brown and red. After a week, at the end of the working day, they found that red lipstick waitresses received 3 times more than the rest.

♥ According to large British cosmetics companies, their best-selling product is red lipstick, then the shades of smoky make-up.

♥ In the black-and-white TVs, a red filter was inserted into the camcorders, which caused the loss of red lips. So makeup makers put green on the lips of women.

♥ According to the International Diplomatic Protocol, women's presidents should not appear during official reception with red lipstick. The only one allowed is light pink. If the first lady violates the protocol, the international scandal is inevitable.

♥ The Marilyn Monroe icon puts at least five layers of lipstick to get maximum sexy results.

♥ Some brands even use red fish flakes to prepare red lipstick. On the label they are marked as "pearl extract."

♥ A group of American scientists from Columbia University made a study that found that every woman who uses lipstick eats an average of 24 milligrams of it a day. Assuming that the woman puts on this lipstick five days a week, at 55, she will have eaten 350 grams.

♥During the Second World War, the manufacture of cosmetics in the UK was prohibited. Winston Churchill made an exception only for lipstick - he thought his use "raised the morale of the population," and later in the economy appeared the term "the effect of lipstick." In difficult times, women did not spend money on expensive and big things, but they were willing to buy cosmetics. Perhaps this is the reason why red lipstick is sold the most in cloudy days.

♥ Elizabeth Taylor did not compete in the movies she was filming - she only put red lipstick on them.

♥ During the Renaissance, red lipsticks were used not only by women but also by men! In France, in the court of Louis XVI men used lipstick to make their lips more visible against the background of mustache and beard.