Bobbi Brown's got nuthin' on these earthy neutrals.
According to European archaeologist Francesco d'Errico,
Neanderthals, hominids who inhabited the earth before modern humans took over,
may have worn make-up:
. . . Neanderthals, who most likely had pale skin, used these dark pigments to mark their own as well as animal skins. And, since body art is a form of communication, this implies that the Neanderthals could speak, d'Errico says.
[. . .] The pigments were not just smeared onto the body like camouflage, d'Errico says, but fashioned into drawing tools.
Looks like they invented pencil liners too.
Bobbi Brown's got nuthin' on these earthy neutrals.
