If you are faced with the
reality of having to wear wigs because of hair loss, you may feel depressed and overwhelmed. Women
take pride in their hair, so having it lost to be replaced with a wig can be a
difficult reality to face. However, with a positive outlook and the right kind
of wig, this new reality can be easy to get used to. If that isn’t enough
encouragement, maybe these fun wig facts can help!
The word “wig” was adapted from
the original English word “periwig”, which was a wig worn by judges and
aristocrats. It is estimated that the word “wig” was used starting around the
year 1675.
The use of wigs has dated back
to ancient Egyptian times, where wigs were worn to protect the shaved heads of
the Egyptians.
“The Virgin Queen”, Queen Elizabeth I, was known for owning at least
150 wigs.
The Oxford English Dictionary
has the definition of a wig as either a “kind of bun” or a “small cake made
from fine flour.”
The term “bigwig” originated
during colonial times when it was mandatory that officials and aristocrats had
to wear wigs. The bigger your wig, the higher your reputation.
During 1765, a petition was
created and signed by wig makers. The petition was to ask George the Third to
make it a law that specific professions must wear wigs.
Britain government officials
still wear wigs to show respect for the office in which they serve.
The Lord of the Rings the Two
Towers is the winner for most wigs ever made for a single movie.
The most expensive wig ever
auctioned off was one that belonged to Andy Warhol, which sold at $10,800.
Here, we help our clients with
their hair loss. If you find yourself experiencing hair loss, call us to
discuss options. We specialize in custom synthetic and human hair wigs, partial
pieces, and toppers to cover any level of hair loss. Whether your hair loss is
only temporary or a permanent occurrence, our stylists will be able to create
the look you want with a high quality wig, topper, or partial piece.
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