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"Hair Care Through the Ages: A Journey of Beauty and Innovation" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world with these historical artifacts
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"Hair Care Through the Ages: A Journey of Beauty and Innovation" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world with these historical artifacts. From a Nylon comb advert by DuPont in 1952, showcasing the latest breakthroughs in comb technology, to a tall pink spray can that revolutionized hairstyling routines, we witness how innovation has always been at the forefront of hair care. Traveling even further back, we encounter an ancient Egyptian curling iron or hair crimper from Dynasty 18 (1550-1292 BCE). This artifact reminds us that people have been striving for beautifully styled locks since ancient times. Moving forward to the mid-20th century, we find combs created by talented individuals such as Irene Lawson, Cora Parker, and Edith Magnette. These combs not only served practical purposes but also showcased artistic craftsmanship. Delving deeper into history reveals a topknot pin from Korea's Goryeo period (12th-13th century), highlighting cultural influences on hairstyles throughout different eras. But it doesn't stop there – decorative fittings for ornamental combs dating back to the Late Neolithic period (ca. 3300-2250 BCE) demonstrate how personal grooming has long held significance across various civilizations. Fast-forwarding to more recent times brings us face-to-face with modern hair care products like Murrays Superior Hair Dressing Pomade tin from 2014. This item represents our ongoing quest for effective styling aids that keep up with changing trends. Let's not forget about Mrs. S. A. Allen's World Hair Restorer and Wm. Crossman's Hair Invigorator and Restorer from the late 19th century – reminders of early attempts at addressing common hair concerns through specialized treatments. Lastly, an Ayers Hair Vigor lithograph beckons us towards timeless beauty secrets passed down through generations – emphasizing natural remedies as part of a holistic approach to hair care.