Arsenic Soap: Queen Victoria's Deadly Beauty Secret
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Queen Victoria and many Victorian women used soap containing arsenic to whiten their skin. The arsenic soap was rubbed on the face daily to achieve the coveted pale complexion that signified wealth and aristocracy. This dangerous practice caused chronic arsenic poisoning, leading to memory problems, organ damage, and even death. Despite known toxicity, pale skin remained the ultimate beauty standard throughout the 19th century.
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