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Hair


  • Shoulder length hairstyles
  • They do braids
  • They leave their hair down
  • Straight hair

Ancient egyptian hairstyles


For ancient Egyptians, appearance was an important issue. Appearance indicated a persons status, role in a society or political significance. Egyptian hairstyles and our hairstyles today have many things in common. Like modern hairstyles Egyptian hairstyles varied with age, gender and social status.

  • Teen-age girls and young womenwore their hair long enough to be able to braid it:
  • Young girls often had pigtails while boys had shaved heads. Some, like the young Ramses II, had one braided lock worn on one side. 
  • Rich women used elaborately carved combs, hairpins, razors and hand held metal mirrors and curled their hair.
  • Wigs were worn by both men and women and were made of human hair, later of date palm fibres, which were curled and their shape preserved by waxing. They were worn on religious grounds,



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