Looks like in addition to the pyramids and the invention of paper, we can also credit the Ancient Egyptians with coming up with the original idea of touching up one's looks. An article in The Independent Woodstock Literary Festival reported over the weekend that the famous bust of Queen Nefertiti (whose name means "the beautiful one has come") received the early equivalent to airbrushing. Scientists have now discovered that the "Beauty of the Nile" was not as flawless as history once thought. A series of CT scans found that encased in the 3,300-year-old carved sculpture is a second limestone model that depicts the queen with a few less-than-perfect features. A member of the team, Bettany Hughes, told the UK-based newspaper *The Independent, *"The statue is still very beautiful, but not as beautiful. It showed her nose was bent, and that she had wrinkles around her eyes. It's a real portrait of a woman."