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The Hairstyles Of Ancient Greece & Rome 🏛 Hair History #1: The Classical Age

Oct 15, 2021 · 37.6K views

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DescriptionClick on the link here: https://cen.yt/functionloepsie7 to try your first custom Function of Beauty formula for under $30 and free shipping! Hair History is back! In this series, we're going to walk through all of European women's hairstyling history together, from the classical age until the 20th century. Each episodMore
Click on the link here: https://cen.yt/functionloepsie7 to try your first custom Function of Beauty formula for under $30 and free shipping! Hair History is back! In this series, we're going to walk through all of European women's hairstyling history together, from the classical age until the 20th century. Each episode is focused on a specific era, and of course there will be a hair tutorial for each era as well. I'm really excited to present the first episode, which deals with Ancient Greece and Rome. Enjoy watching! Check out Janet Stephens: https://www.youtube.com/user/jntvstp Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Sign up for a free trial and find the song here: http://share.epidemicsound.com/loepsie (Affiliate link) RESEARCH & SOURCES I try my best to keep the information I share in this series as correct and accurate as possible. I base my information mostly off of primary sources, and some secondary interpretations of those sources by people who have (preferably scientific) authority in the field. Richard Corson's Fashions in Hair is one of those wonderful resources that I rely heavily on. Please keep in mind though that the goal of these videos is mostly to entertain, and only lightly educate. Even though I have a bit of experience in researching obscure topics and navigating barely studied aspects of history through my degree (in Celtic studies), this isn't my field of expertise. Each of these videos could be its own complete life-long research project, but it's not

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