Egyptian wig

HISTORY OF HAIR THE ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS - EGYPT Egyptian hairstyles very much depended on the wealth, age and social group the individual circulated in. Both men and women would have shoulder-length hair or hair cut short to the nape or even clean shaven heads! However a shaven head was worn by young adults before they become of age, they would leave a small curl in the side of their head, named ’Lock of Youth’, to symbolise their age. Then they would have a choice of short or long hair…

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Wig of Princess Nauny/Nany (21st Dynasty).

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Wig from one of Tuthmoses minor wifes grave. Upper class people shaved their heads because of the heat. In public, they wore wigs. Under the wigs were cones of scent, which melted and made the wearer smell good instead of sweaty.

Egyptian Kalasiris: Kalasiris is a large piece of fabric draped over the body, worn with or without a gown. This garment is made of sheer linen.

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A lock of youth was a hairstyle that children of the pharaoh wore in which one lock of hair remained on the left side of the head.

From pompadours to perfume, take a closer look at the historical significance and evolution of the powder room The Powdering-Room, illustration by H. S. Potter for The Century Magazine, 1908. Source. Do you know where the term “powder room” comes from? For as long as women have adorned themselves with makeup, oils and opulent accessories, they have created private spaces to conceal their preparation process. The term "powder room" originated in the 17th century, when stylish aristocratic…

Egyptians took pride into how they looked. Also they would wear different wigs every day; they never would show their own actual hair! Egyptian Wig!