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A red and black box with a "Rigaud," emblem on its front. Text below the emblem reads," Rouge a Levres." Inside the box is a brass, clip-shaped lipstick with the same emblem on its bottom. The lipstick open by pressing the bottom together, sliding…

A box printed with a black and white image of an eye simulating the product's effect. Text on the lid reads, "Rimmel for eyelashes."

Eugene Rimmel, an innovator in cosmetics and hygiene, founded Rimmel in London, England. He was a well known perfumer and chemist known for many achievements chief among them producing one of the first non toxic commercial mascara products. In…

A rectangular container printed with an art deco design in black and gold. A product design is printed on the container in French.

A round gold compact that opens at a hinge with a finger ridge. Inside, there is a mirror and pressed powder. The shade label on the bottom reads, "Transluscent / Pressed Powder Compact / Net, Wt. 0.26oz 7.3g / Robert Lee Morris for Elizabeth Arden…

A round gold lipstick case that opens on a diagonal near its center. The bottom label reads, "Robert Lee Morris for Elizabeth Arden Co. Dist. NY, NY 10105 / Lipstick Case / No. 1120-000."

A small aluminum lip balm tube with a pink enamel lid. The lid has red text reading, "Lip Ade / Rose / Roger & Gallet / Paris / New York." The lip balm can be access by removing the lid and twisting the bottom.

A small, aluminum lip balm tube. The tube is painted white with blue-green text reading, "Lip Ade / For Chapped Lips / The Original / Roger and Gallet / New York."

A round orange and tan container decorated with a pair of legs on its lid surrounded by text printed in French. A product description is printed on the bottom of the container in French.

Over one hundred years ago, two brothers by marriage, Armand Roger and Charles Gallet, inherited a widely recognized eau de cologne and built the house of Roger & Gallet. Their line of cosmetics, perfumes and toiletries were all driven by their scent…