Lapis lazuli was used to make the eyebrows for the mask of King Tut, but it also had a number of other uses in Ancient Egypt.

True - it had various other purposes

Explanation:

Lapis Lazuli is a semi-precious blue stone that has been used frequently in Ancient Egypt. Because of its stunning color, it was one of the favorite stones used by artists and was found in many ancient archaeological foundings.

Besides, on the mask of King Tutankhamon, it was also used for beads and jewelry. The jewels and pendants made from lapis lazuli were often worn by judges. As the stone was connected with gods, this was the symbol of their honesty and justice.

Egyptians would also make the stone into the powder that was used as makeup. The Egyptians were very careful about their appearance and used makeup just as we do today. Lapis lazuli made wonderful blue shades of eyeshadow that could be connected to the sacred Eye of Horus.