David Hockney

You can't name the inventor of the camera. The 19th-century invention was chemical: the fixative.

English Artist

Often found in beauty products, it helps to maintain appearance.

Usage in Cosmetics

People use fixatives practically, not for decoration; it secures items in place.

Practical Application

Fixative isn't always permanent, it may allow some movement or adjustment.

Not Permanency

Used in labs, it's about maintaining biological samples, not everyday items.

Scientific Context

Accuracy matters; too much or little fixative can ruin samples.

Precision Required

In art, it helps artwork resist fading, smudging, and moisture damage.

Artistic Stability

It's not just for protection but also helps to affix colors to materials.

Dyes Affixing

 based on cloves a strong antiseptic oil and on orous which is a perfect fixative and that he held in his mouth and suggested other people hold in their mouth as a preventive against the plague it's possible that it might even have been helpful because clove is a strong