Far from it. The use of pure gold as an adjuvant for skin radiance and as make-up has been documented for millennia. About her Her first testimonial ante litteram was Cleopatra: her beauty routine included a gold mask, which the queen of Egypt used during the night to keep her famous beauty intact. Even in ancient China and imperial Rome, gold was used in cosmetics for its healing properties and as a beauty secret.

Absolutely yes! Cosmetic gold is as precious as it is easy to use. For the treatments it is sufficient to handle the gold leaf delicately, while for the make-up it is enough to want to experiment, with the help of tweezers or common make-up brushes. To make gold adhere well to the skin, it is recommended to pre-treat it with creams or serums.

Gold is biologically inert and therefore does not interfere with our body. It is recommended to purchase only certified cosmetic gold that is free of copper, a potentially harmful metal. All Beauty Gold products are processed without the use of copper and in compliance with the most stringent regulations.