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1920s MAX FACTORs PANCHROMATIC MAKEUP STUDIO PORTRAIT CINEMA PHOTOGRAPHY KIT Vtg:
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Max Factor Hollywood
1920s MAX FACTORs PANCHROMATIC MAKEUP STUDIO PORTRAIT CINEMA PHOTOGRAPHY KIT Vintage Antique Very RareThe name Max Factor is synonymous with beauty, Hollywood, and glamour. As an inventor, he created a new formula of makeup adored by movie stars and school teachers alike. As a businessman, he changed the way women viewed cosmetics forever. One of the most important names in beauty, and “the first to start manufacturing makeup on a large scale for regular women, Max Factor is rightfully credited with defining the makeup industry as we know it today.” Good Overall ANTIQUE Vintage Condition See Photos they are the Description & Enlarge You Decide Reads 1920s MAX FACTORs PANCHROMATIC MAKEUP STUDIO PORTRAIT CINEMA PHOTOGRAPHY KIT Vintage Antique Reads MAX FACTORs PANCHROMATIC MAKEUP STUDIO PORTRAIT CINEMA PHOTOGRAPHY KIT ANTIQUE VINTAGE Hollywood California USA Has Been in Actor Actress Behind the Door in the Vanity with other Make Up for Decades WISH THEY HAD TOLD THE NAME I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW WHO DIPPED THEIR FINGERS IN THE IT Probably a FAMOUS MAKEUP ARTIST or STARLET ! I can Just Imagine …. Note Front Paper Label is Good Complete Reads Max Factors SATIN SMOOTH MAKEUP PANCHROMATIC made in USA on the TOP has Aging Wear & Tear As Shown Black Back has Aged Ribbon is Frayed Only one Side still Connected The Red Card Board is NICE for its Ageas Shown Inside there are 6 PRODUCTS are Listed Below ALONG with More Info PS I ran out of Letters Allowed in Condition Not for Use Display Only Selling as a Collectable Enlarge Photos You Decide MAX FACTORs PANCHROMATIC MAKEUP STUDIO PORTRAIT CINEMA PHOTOGRAPHY KIT NOTE I HAVE SHOWN ALL IN PHOTOS I WILL ADDRESS ANY PRODUCTS THAT HAVE MAJOR ISSUES PLEASE ENLARGE PHOTOS YOU DECIDE 1/MAX FACTORs SATIN SMOOTH FACE POWDER MAKEUP PANCHROMATICPANCEO 29 NEVER USED TIN 2/MAX FACTORs THEATRICAL COLD CREAM See CONTENTS 3/ MAX FACTOR POWDER PUFF WELL LOVED I CAN SEE A FAINTM ON SATIN RIBBON IT WOULD HAVE READ MAX FACTOR AT ONE TIME 4/MAX FACTORs SATIN SMOOTH MAKEUP TUBE PANCHROMATIC FOUNDATION #27 5/4/MAX FACTORs SATIN SMOOTH MAKEUP TUBE PANCHROMATIC FOUNDATION #29 6/MAX FACTORs SUPREME LINING #6 NEVER USED See Photos & Read All to Decide ! A Little History Faktorowicz grew up in Lodz, Congress Poland (a sovereign state that was once the Russian part of Poland) in the late 19thcentury. Born with a natural artistic ability, he took on an apprenticeship with a wig maker as a young boy. After honing his cosmetic expertise with local theaters and performers, he was just a teenager when he began a job with the Russian Grand Opera. Factor’s craft was so celebrated that he eventually worked under Czar Nicholas in the Royal Household.Wanting to escape Russia’s anti-Semitic laws and protect his secret marriage, Factor and his wife and three children left the country in 1904. After a brief stint in St. Louis – where he displayed wigs and cosmetics at the city's 1904 World's Fair – the family landed in Los Angeles in 1908. In the burgeoning years of the film industry, actors applied their own makeup, mostly adapted from theater greasepaint. This formula was unsuited to the world of cinema – it was thick and uncomfortable to wear, and did not last under the harsh lights and long hours of a film shoot. Factor revolutionized movie makeup with the 1914 introduction of Supreme Greasepaint, a flexible makeup made just for film actors that came in twelve shades and a tube for easy application. This was just the first of many innovations Factor producedin Hollywood; in 1918, he released Color Harmony, makeup made in a variety of shades to suit a combination of hair colors and skin tones. Color Harmony was remarkably inclusive for its time, as it was the first mass-market makeup suitable for women & Men of different ethnicities. A Little More History of Max Factor Studio Kit Makeup Set Above1928 it’s in a Museum Max Factor single-handedly altered the reputation of cosmetics from something viewed as tacky and tawdry to a luxurious and elegantproduct. The FIDM Museum’sExotica: Fashion & Film Costume of the 1920sexhibition currently features a 1928 Max Factor “Satin Smooth” makeup kit, with powder, cold cream, foundation, and rouge. A Glamorous History, recently shed light onto who would have purchased this type of kit. Because of the branding and consistency of the makeup, It was for Movie & Theater actors & Starlets.
The Kit reminded me of the early makeup kits Max Factor created that that he used on set. He revolutionized the entire act of meeting the actors on set and doing their makeup. He ushered in the entire practice of doing that. Some kits were more elaborate. Some stars wanted them in a simple box Like the One Above others wanted theirs in a more elaborate case as Shown Below . Max Factor and actress Dorothy Phillips with one of the company's film makeup kits, Below is the One In the Museum At First actresses were advertising inMotion PictureandPhotoplay, the magazines of the day. Women were going to the movies week after week, and they were see these beautiful faces, these images on screen, and they started to think wait a second – I want to look like that! I want those lips, I want those eyebrows. At the time, it hadn’t been very acceptable for everyday women to wear makeup. But because Max Factor was advertising in these magazines and women were reading it, he was able to launch Society MakeUp in the 1920s. He called it Society MakeUp because the name Society connotes an upper crust, a wealthier, classier person. Before, makeup was thought of as tacky and vulgar to wear. You wouldn’t wear makeup on the street. He made it acceptable because women wanted to be like the stars. * Promotionalpamphlet with application instructions would have been included with the makeup kit. MOVIE SET PROP *. MAKEUP ARTISTS * SAVVY COLLECTORS *Own a Piece of Theatrical History !
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See photos & Read Above to Decide PleaseI combine shipping just Ask Please** I have over 1000 Vanity Items Listed & 1,000s more to go Follow Me as the Items Unfold I live in Daytona Beach Shores Florida Average Age is 65 it’s Fondly Called Gods Waiting Room Tons More to List a Million More to Find & Explore Great Vanity items for the Collector or for Period Era Movie Prop
A Little History1904 Max Factor moved his family and business to Los Angeles, California, seeing an opportunity to provide made-to-order wigs and theatrical make-up to the growing film industry. Besides selling his own make-up products he soon became the West Coast distributor of both Leichner and Minor, two leading theatrical make-up manufacturers... In the early years of movie-making, greasepaint in stick form, although the accepted make-up for use on the stage, could not be applied thinly enough, nor where did colors work satisfactorily on the screen. Factor began experimenting with various compounds in an effort to develop a suitable make-up for the new film medium. By 1914 he had perfected his first cosmetic product. With this major achievement to his credit, Max Factor became the authority on cosmetics in film-making. Soon movie stars were eager to sample his "flexible greasepaint".In the early years of the business Factor personally applied his products to actors and actresses. He developed a reputation for being able to customize makeup to present actors and actresses in the best possiblelight on screen. Among his most notable clients were Ben Turpin, Gloria Swanson, Mary Pickford, Jean Harlow, Claudette Colbert, Bette Davis, Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, and Judy Garland. As a result, virtually all of the major movie actresses were regular customers of the Max Factor beauty salon, located near Hollywood Boulevard.In 1918 Max Factor completed development of his "Color Harmony" range of face powder which, due to its wide range of shades, allowed him to customize and provide more consistent make-up for each individual actor or actress. He created many appearances for these actresses, such as Clara Bow's heart-shaped/pierrot lips. Years later, he exaggerated Joan Crawford's naturally full lips to distinguish her from the many would-be stars copying the Clara Bow look he created. He also created shades specifically for them: Platinum (for Jean Harlow), Special Medium (for Joan Crawford), Dark (for Claudette Colbert) and Light Egyptian (for Lena Horne). For Rudolph Valentino he created makeup which complemented his complexion, and masked the darkness of his skin on screen... In 1920 Max Factor gave in to his son Frank's suggestion and officially began referring to his products as "make-up" basedSee photos & Read Above to Decide Please I combine shipping just askPlease** I have over 1,000 Vanity Items Listed & 1,000s more to go Follow Me as the Items Unfold I live in Daytona Beach Shores Florida Average Age is 65 it’s Fondly Called Gods Waiting Room Tons More to List a Million More to Find & Explore Great Vanity items for the Collector or for Period Era Movie Prop So Keep Watch who knows what I Have ! Specializing in ANTIQUE & VINTAGE VANITY ACCESSORIES & MORE LITERALLY WHO KNOWS WHAT I HAVE ! IVE NAMED A FEW BELOW *LIPSTICKS Estée Lauder… Luziers…REVLON…Don Juan… CUTEX … L’Oréal of Paris…MAX FACTOR… BONNE BELL… JONTEEL… PRINCESS PAT … Martha Matilda Harper Method… CLAIROL…COISMAR …Lamus King…Naylon… TANGEE… ELIZABETH ARDEN…. Andrew Jergens… LANCÔME …TATTOO…SAVAGE… Park & Tilford… MARY SCOTT ROWLAND… LASHBRITE …OUTDOOR GIRL… ELIZABETH POST… FABERGE.. KISS O LOVE ..HELENE HUGHES … Armand … Dorothy Perkins… PONDS…KISSPROOF … MARY DUNHILL … RALPH LAUREN … CASHMERE BOUQUET… Clinique .. MOUSON … PLAY BOY … STORK CLUB …HELEN NEUSHAEFER … Stratton … HENRY ROSENFELD … COTY… ROGER & GALLET … Bourjois Ashes of Roses … Evening in Paris… LOUIS PHILIPPE… HOUBIGANT …SOLITAIR … SCHILDKRAUT…RICHARD HUDNUT…MICHEL…DURA GLOSS…HIGH FASHION..LENTHERIC…MAURICE RENTNER…HELENE CURTIS… HELENA RUBINSTEIN…Avon…DOROTHY GRAY…PEGGY SAGE…NORELL… IRRESISTIBLE…VIZ-ZAN-DE … Rejuvia…Jean La Salle…YARDLEY… HAMPDEN…SHISEIDO… CLARINS… REDKIN… UDEANH UDEANV…Merle Norman…CHEN YU… SO-FISTIK…Austin Greene… CHERAMY … DOUCETTE … Harriet Hubbard Ayer…. SCANDIA… Limoges…. Gaile … Jenesse…HOLIDAY MAGIC… Borghese… Dorane … GUERLAIN…POSNER… Fenwicke ..ANDRE Chenier…WOODBURY…BOOTS…BOYERS… TOMBURG… Goubaud … Lavin … Charles of the Ritz … CUTEX …Monica Simone … ADRIENNE INDELO … MONA MANET… La Valliere … JOHN ROBERT POWERS… PRICILLA PARKER…CINER…TOM FIELDS… LADY HUDSON… LUCIEN LELONG… ATOMETTE…Germaine Monteil…CONDE…WOODWORTH…FULLER BRUSH… KHASANA DR ALBERSHEIM … CARREL .. L T Piver …CHAMBLY … CONDE …ULTIMA II … Lady Catherine … Sara St. James … BOURJOIS …LADY ESTHER … FLORESS …MAYBELLINE … Pompiean… HASTINGS ON THE HUDSON … Vivian Woodard … AnatoleRobbins … DUBARRY … Henry … Glamorette …CARA NOME … NUTRITION METRICS …Dorane … CORT … CLAIRE WALTERS …LENEL … & NOVELTY LIPSTICKS
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