Ancient Egyptian men and women often shaved their heads entirely, but not just for fashion. They shaved for hygiene, primarily to prevent lice and keep cool in the scorching climate. For protection and style, they wore elaborate wigs made of human hair, sheep's wool, or vegetable fibers, the original practical accessory.
Question for you: Would you trade your daily hairstyle for a heavy Egyptian wig? Why or why not?
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Ancient Egyptian men and women often shaved their heads entirely, but not just for fashion.
They shaved for hygiene, primarily to prevent lice and keep cool in the scorching climate. For protection and style, they wore elaborate wigs made of human hair, sheep's wool, or vegetable fibers, the original practical accessory.
Question for you: Would you trade your daily hairstyle for a heavy Egyptian wig? Why or why not?
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