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The Why Factor
BBC World Service
383 episodes
9 months ago

The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions

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The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions

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Why do we (still) wear make-up?
The Why Factor
23 minutes
6 years ago
Why do we (still) wear make-up?

In the 1970s, second wave feminists declared war on make-up - arguing it oppressed women, distracted them from gaining equality, and forced them to attain a beauty ideal not expected of men. And yet young women today wear more make-up than ever. Women have made gains in employment, education, sexual liberation, so why is it so many of us can’t leave the house without make-up? We explore the power and allure of mak-eup and why it works.

Presented and Produced by Gemma Newby Editor: Richard Knight

(Photo: Young woman vlogging about beauty products. Credit: Getty Images)

The Why Factor

The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions