Jul 3
Grendel director Robert D. Krzykowski and producer Brian Henson reveal which Jim Henson project inspired their upcoming fantasy film.
if this gets off the ground in any way, i'm gonna be so stoked
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Grendel director Robert D. Krzykowski and producer Brian Henson reveal which Jim Henson project inspired their upcoming fantasy film.
if this gets off the ground in any way, i'm gonna be so stoked
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Made some bacon for lunch because I’m basic.
Put poudre forte on it to show my medieval ancestors I’m fancy.
did republican conservatives expect to steal my theory and exploit it for their advantage?
As I work on developing my skill at a number of historical crafts I’ve gotten this cheap sallet as a way to practice making and attaching a historical helmet liners. Fun stuff ahead.
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Body hair contribution!!! I did a bunch of poking around yesterday cuz I was interested after the chit chat but there is a medical treatise out there associated with a lady physician named Trota. One part of the treatise (although that part might be by a man) is called Trotula Minor and it is all about women's cosmetology, including how to remove body hair.
Now it's an Italian text and there's a lot of obfuscation in what we know but i think it's some decent evidence (considering how scanty our evidence is) that cosmetology was discussed medically, maybe with male doctors, and if that's true, I think it's almost certain that women talked about it with each other informally.
Another body hair post for the pile! Haha
That's great to hear and I'm not surprised! For one, if it was the trend or mode, or whatnot, people would have paid lots of attention to it on a wider scale, and even otherwise... speaking as a rather chatty woman who knows lots of other chatty women... if it at ALL bears discussion, I think it's safe to say that information, advice and bad experiences on any given topic under the sun will be exchanged! I would be shocked if noble women, regardless of what is considered polite, didn't talk about their cosmetic rituals in the olden days
Sorry I said that weirdly. I meant that trends for women are largely shaped by men's ideals. Shaving meant purity and youth so a lot of noble women shaved. Disgusting to think about, really.
Ooooh now I get you.
Yeah it's a downright shame. I had heard about the hairline plucking but I was never that clear on whether shaving was already a big thing.
Ah well. At least it'll give my characters something to moan about.
