Fards
Fards are a type of cosmetic, specifically powders, used to color the skin, most commonly for the face. Historically, fards were made from various natural pigments mixed with a binding agent. These pigments could include substances derived from minerals, plants, or even insects. The primary purpose of fards was to alter the complexion, often to achieve a desired pallor or to add color to the cheeks and lips.
The composition of fards has evolved significantly over time. Early formulations might have contained lead or
The application of fards is usually done with brushes, sponges, or puffs. They can be used to