response: I do!  The word is derived from the Greek "kosmetike tekhne," that means "technique of ornament and dress."
original_response: The only record of cosmetic from the past was with the word itself that was derived from the Greek κοσμητικὴ τέχνη (''kosmetikē tekhnē'') and it means ''technique of dress and ornament'',
history: I use a sophisticated make up brand Oh I see.  I know that cosmetics can enhance or change the fragrance or appearance of the body. What's your brand of cosmetics? I don't have a brand.  Speaking of brands, do you know what a brand is?  It can be a name, symbol, design or other feature. Oh...am not too interested in that.  What's the origin of the word cosmetics, do you know?
knowledge: The word ''cosmetics'' derives from the Greek κοσμητικὴ τέχνη (''kosmetikē tekhnē''), meaning ''technique of dress and ornament'', from κοσμητικός (''kosmētikos''), ''skilled in ordering or arranging'' and that from κόσμος (''kosmos''), meaning amongst others ''order'' and ''ornament''.