A Visual History of Ancient Hairdos (and Don'ts)
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Published 2016-05-11
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All Comments (21)
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Imagine my surprise when 2015 just straight up attacks me
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1:33 I like this hairstyle
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Good to see two of the Mongol hairstyles represented here. I myself wear the forelock from the 13th century classic Mongol period. This forelock style came from the Khitans of the 9th century. The Khalkha noblewoman headdress is from the 17th century and onwards. We Mongols wore the Qin (Manchu) queue too from the 17th to 20th century.
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the chignon is pretty much the most timeless style ever! :)
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I do wish I had some International and universal glamour guide books about the ancient, medieval, historical, and modern eye lash and brow, bang, hair, mustache, and beard dos and don'ts for children from Pre-K to Senior and adults from young to old age right here and right now.
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no new haircuts have been introduced since the 1980’s. get it together.
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Wow ..nice info... may ı ask name of the music (Baroque style) at 1:34?? I really like it...
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Love the chignon
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Something about the simplicity of the chignon is fascinating to me.
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1:25 my fav hairstyle
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amazing art!
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0:17 the best ancient one on my opinion
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BRING BACK THE TONSURE!
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Nice video
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I like all of those , and I think in the very near future people will be wearing them all again , I like the queue from china but my hair aint long enough , if it was I would definitely do it.
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0:17 could fall i love with any women wearing chignon
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0:51 Queen Amidala?
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that literal time skip from 1800s to 2015-
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0:13 what the he'll is that hair!!
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Topknot is cool