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Old Sumerian people were potentially the first to concoct and wear lipstick, around 5,000 years ago.[1] They squashed gemstones and utilized them to enhance their countenances, essentially on the lips and around the eyes. Egyptians like Cleopatra squashed bugs (carmine) to make a shade of red on their lips[citation needed]. Ladies in the antiquated Indus Valley Civilization may have utilized rectangular bits of ochre with sloped finishes as lipstick.[2] Ancient Egyptians wore lipstick to show economic wellbeing instead of gender.[3] They separated the red color from fucus-algin, 0.01% iodine, and some bromine mannite, yet this color brought about genuine sickness. Lipsticks with gleaming impacts were at first made utilizing a pearlescent substance found in fish scales.[4] Ladies in the Minoan development hued their lips with brilliant red beauty care products. Lip paint in old Greece was at first confined to whores and concubines, however extended to the privileged somewhere in the range of 700 and 300 BCE. Greek ladies hued their lips with beautifying agents produced using colors containing Tyrian purple, squashed mulberries, and the harmful shade vermilion.[5] In Indian Ayurveda, ghee blended in with dry petals of ratan write was utilized at first as treatment for dried out and sore lips yet later took up corrective worth is as yet utilized as a characteristic lip tone in certain pieces of India. The Chinese made a portion of the main lipsticks that were produced using beeswax more than 1,000 years prior to secure the fragile skin of the lips. During the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE), scented oils were added to them, which gave the mouth a tempting element. In Australia, Aboriginal young ladies would paint their mouths red with ochre for adolescence customs