Ancient egyptian women

We can credit the ancient Egyptians with launching the cosmetic industry more the 6,000 years ago.

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Egyptian goddesses were among the most feared and beautiful goddesses in the world. They have immense wealth and power and have changed the history of Ancient Egypt forever. Which of these powerful women would you be?

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HISTORY OF HAIR THE ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS - EGYPT Egyptian hairstyles very much depended on the wealth, age and social group the individual circulated in. Both men and women would have shoulder-length hair or hair cut short to the nape or even clean shaven heads! However a shaven head was worn by young adults before they become of age, they would leave a small curl in the side of their head, named ’Lock of Youth’, to symbolise their age. Then they would have a choice of short or long hair…

In the twilight years of the Roman Republic, a ship sailed into the heart of Rome, carrying a passenger whose presence would send ripples through the fabric of history. She was no ordinary woman, but Cleopatra, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, a woman of unparalleled intellect, charisma, and political acumen. As her ship docked and she set foot on Roman soil, the city held its breath. The stage was set for a series of events that would intertwine the destinies of Rome…

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All of you history, anthropology, and archeology-loving Pandas out there, hang on to your seats. Have we got a treat in store for you! If you’ve ever wondered what historical figures would look like if they were alive right here and now, then look no further—Becca Saladin has you covered. Becca, who works as a full-time graphic designer, created the Royalty Now series as a way to bring the past into the present and to help us look at history from a new angle. Check out Becca’s newest…