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How Hair Designs Have Changed Over Time?

Many scholars usually trace various epochs of history by observing changes in political adjustments, economic statuses, social conditions, religious movements, civil movements and even art and music so that they can gain a more complete understanding of how and why these changes took place overtime and among people across the world, and changes in hair designs have been equally useful in understanding the times in which they changed.

Since the past has proven to show more about itself with the designs of hair popular in that time period, the accurate designs and trends can be followed from the Biblical times forward. It has been proven that the trendy hairstyles can be followed from one country to the next as well as from one culture to the next. Since hair has always been worn to make one statement or another, it isnt surprising that in history, the Pharaohs of Egypt used their hair to make their presence and royalty known. Wigs adorned their heads with jewelry and beads which made it easy for them to stand out as the head of the Egyptian community during the time period.

As times changed and various countries and cultures evolved into their own, different hair and designs styles emerged to indicate a feature of their new culture. For instance, in India elaborate braided and knotted hair styles were customary for special occasions such as weddings and married women wore their natural hair parted down the middle and colored with a red powder to indicate that she was married. In Japanese culture the everyday working class wore their hair in a single braid and pulled back, but when various types of artistry started emerging throughout the country, artists such as a Geisha distinguished themselves and their art in the clothes and make up and hair designs they wore. A popular hair design for an apprentice Geisha was the Split Peach which not only served the purpose of indicating to others that she is an apprentice, but also to build a sizeable clientele with the seductively designed hair style.

While history has proven to move through the hair designs created, the styles chosen by those in Hollywood today have proven to be those that gain attention in the United States. Since the 30s Hollywood stars have stood out in the limelight because of their beautiful and elegant healthy hairstyles. Since the actresses of the 30s and 40s showed great appeal in the limelight if they were blondes, actresses like Mae West and Jean Harlow made the black and white films sing with appeal. Even Veronica Lake could contribute her fame to the platinum blonde look on the big screen. From the 50s on into the late 60s, actors, actresses, and musicians set trends for the general public. These trends have always centered on the fashionable selections in wardrobe but more particular in hair styles. In fact, theyve made the stars as popular as the movies and shows which made them a household name.

Marilyn Monroe, Farrah Fawcett, Dorothy Hamill, and even todays media darling Jennifer Aniston have all been ultimately responsible for great attention to hair detail! They have used their hair to create the media character needed and it conveys their personality. It enables the person to take on a role of an exciting, carefree person or a more intellectual, quiet being. After all, hair has always been able to create the right persona for people from all cultures. From hair, we can see history but we can also see the future.