Exploring the Female Form over the years!

The podcast conversation between Donna Lynn and Vince discussing various beauty practices throughout history. They touch on topics such as the use of makeup to cover syphilis scars in the past, the significance of pale skin as a symbol of wealth, and the dangers of using toxic makeup ingredients like lead and mercury. They also mention the Victorian era, where women were expected to look pale, frail, and weak, and the fascination with consumption (tuberculosis) as a beauty ideal. The speakers highlight the absurdity and potential harm of these beauty practices. They also briefly mention current trends and compare them to historical practices, expressing their preference for leaving some things to the imagination. The conversation veers off-topic at times, with the speakers joking about unrelated subjects like party preparations and personal experiences. The discussion sheds light on the historical and cultural influences on beauty standards and serves as a reminder of the potential risks and absurdity associated with certain beauty practices.