Rivendare Death By Vanity ParfumTudor beauty came at a price. The era's coveted porcelain skin and crimson lips were achieved with cosmetics so toxic they poisoned their wearers over time a daily ritual where 'beauty is pain' was no metaphor. Many famous Tudor lives were claimed by poisonous beauty regimesKitty Fisher, Maria Gunning, and even Queen Elizabeth I were victims of the fabled 'Venetian Ceruse,' a finishing powder made from white lead. Boasting total purity in the face of