Video - Beauty Marks and Magical Cures

Did you know that during the Renaissance period, it was common for people to wear fake beauty marks to cover up blemishes? Some of these marks were made from materials like velvet and silk, and were even shaped like hearts or stars. But here's the kicker - these marks were not just for cosmetic purposes. People believed that placing them in specific spots on the face could help cure certain illnesses. Imagine wearing a heart-shaped patch on your cheek to ward off a cold! Talk about a quirky beauty trend that's both fashionable and functional. What other bizarre beauty rituals have you heard of throughout history? Share your thoughts in the comments below!