Ancient wigs

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Ancient wigs
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• Wigs are in fashion long ago. That time wigs were
  worn to shield their shaved, hairless heads from
  the sun. that time they use beeswax ans resin to
  keep the wigs in place. Wigs in ancient times are
  worn by only kings.

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16th and 17th centuries

• In the 16th century as a means of refunding for
  hair loss or improving one's personal appearance.
  Queen Elizabeth I of England famously wore a red
  wig. With wigs virtually obligatory garb for men
  with social rank, wig makers gained considerable
  prestige at that time.

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18th century

• In the 18th century, men's wigs were powdered in
  order to give them their distinctive white or
  off-white color. Womens in this century did not
  wear wigs but wore a coiffure supplemented by
  artificial hair or hair from other sources.

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19th and 20th centuries

• The wearing of wigs as a symbol of social status
  was largely abandoned in the newly created United
  States and France by the start of the 19th
  century. Wigs in womens were often worn by old
  ladies who had lost their hair.

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• Wigs are famous from many centuries. Earlier it
  was worn by only kings but now many peoples worn
  these wigs. Now a days people wear wigs for
  fashion.

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