The application of make-up for women was made more convenient in
the 1920s with the popularization of small container known as a
"compact". Inside, pressed (compacted) face powder was housed with
a cloth of feather "puff" applicator and a mirror for checking the
job. In this book, Frances Johnson has compiled hundreds of
different compacts of various materials, styles, and values along
with delightful stories about girls who did or did not paint
themselves up to attract boys. Her direct style is tinged with
humor, making the compacts here all the more enjoyable. Prices with
captions.
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