18th Century Tea and Beauty Products Quiz

What is the historical significance of the Prosperity tea mentioned by Sage?

• It is believed to bring luck and financial prosperity.

• It was used as a medicinal remedy for common colds.

• It was a popular drink in the 18th-century French court.

• It was a favorite among American colonists.

How does Sage source the materials for her teas?

• She buys them from a large distributor.

• She orders them online from various countries.

• She grows some and sources others locally in the US.

• She imports them from Europe.

What method does Sage use to determine the pricing of her products?

• She bases it on competitor prices.

• She adjusts prices based on customer feedback.

• She uses a formula considering cost, labor, and incidentals.

• She sets a fixed price for all products.

What is a common misconception about 18th-century beauty practices?

• They avoided any form of makeup.

• All women used white face paint and elaborate hairstyles.

• They used natural ingredients for all beauty products.

• They frequently changed their hairstyles.

What is the purpose of the powder in 18th-century hair care?

• To add color to the hair.

• To strengthen hair roots.

• To act as a dry shampoo.

• To provide a glossy finish.