] A woman with a high forehead was considered beautiful during the Elizabethan e…
] A woman with a high forehead was considered beautiful during the Elizabethan era, and upper-class Elizabethan women plucked or shaved their frontal hairs to achieve this look. These women also covered their skin with ceruse (lead-based) makeup, which caused peripheral neuropathy, gout, anemia, chronic renal failure, and disfiguring scarring, requiring the application of more ceruse makeup.[5] Chronic users, such as Queen Elizabeth I, acquired a misshapen appearance.
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