What is dressing?
The Poting Case is a small piece of luggage designed for transporting supplies when traveling. The term "toiletries" usually concerns personal care items such as lotions, brushes and other things that are commonly used in the bathroom. Course cases can be made of plastic, metal or wood. Some dressing cases may have decorative leather covers, be engraved or unloaded with a design or lined with velvet. Others are made of pure plastic. Dressing styles range from utilitarian to decorative. A number of names are used for a dressing case, including dressing, a cosmetic box, a cosmetic case, a marning box, a beauty case, etc. When dressing has become popular for the first time, traveling for women was unusual. The dressing was therefore specially designed for the needs of men, with the appropriate compartments for shaving items and the like. Women also began to travel in the 19th century and the dressing was adequately modified.
Whether a woman from a woman, holding a dressing case, indicated that one had enough money to travel, and cases of dressing at the end of the 18th and 19th centuries were often created by attention to luxury. The use of women also caused adaptation of new names in the case of dressing. For example, a cosmetic box and a cosmetic box mean female users, because beauty and cosmetics were definitely female things during this era. Since the 19th century, dressing cases have decreased popularity among men, but women are still widely used.
dressing for dressing usually contains specific compartments used to store specific items and is often organized in sections that relate to certain areas of personal care. For example, there may be a compartment for a set of manicure, a place for creams, Perfume and other fluids used on the skin and other part for teeth care. In the dressing case designed for a woman is often a section for keeping jewelry, possibly including a ringa tray. Some sections can be hidden and used for particularly valuable objects. Built in mirrors, they are also popular and can be accompanied by a light -controlled light.
Because dressing is designed for traveling, it usually has some kind of structural feature to move things in transit. Such properties may include an adjustable strap for holding bottles on site or individually fastening lids for each of the partitions in the case. The dressing case may include its own set of bottles that can be filled with the necessary products and fit into the case closely. Other useful items can also be included in dressing housing such as letters opening, brush sets, penins, scissors, nail files, corkscrews and folding cups.