Video - Crazy Historical Beauty Trends: Tiny Feet, Pale Skin, and Plucked Hairlines!

Did you know that in ancient China, the standard of beauty was all about tiny feet? Women practiced foot binding, which involved painfully wrapping their feet to keep them small, sometimes only 3 inches long! This was seen as a symbol of femininity and elegance. Meanwhile, in medieval Europe, pale skin was the rage. Women went to extreme lengths, even using lead-based makeup to achieve that ghostly look. Talk about a killer beauty secret! And during the Renaissance, having a high forehead was considered sophisticated, so women would pluck their hairlines to get that desired look. Can you imagine the beauty routines back then? What's the craziest beauty standard you've ever heard of? Let us know in the comments!