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People would shave their natural hair to get rid of the lice and use synthetic, as opposed to human hair wigs, to wear since it was a bit easier to keep lice from attaching to the fake material.Human hair wigs were often worn by royalty, which is a piece of history that many of us know. There's been plenty of representations of kings and queens wearing wigs that we've seen in museums and history books. Queen Elizabeth I famously wore a red wig, which was a striking look for back then. Both King Louie XIII and XIV also wore wigs and made it popular for men. By the late 1600s it was practically an obligation for men of high social ranking. To be a wig maker in this time was a much lauded title. In the 18th century they started popping up in the legal system, used by judges and others of high standing. Women were not wearing wigs quite as much at the time, not until the 19th century when it started to drop out of favor as a status symbol and became more of just a fashion choice like we see today. More and more human hair wigs were being used for a natural look.Apart from this, their hair also tends to be dry and gets frizzy, which stops them from trying out different hairdos, such as, highlighting, coloring, perming, and straightening, etc., as that can damage the locks further. So in short, black women have very few options when it comes to trying out new hairstyles. But not anymore. The artificial sew in hair can allow them to try all their fancies about having vivacious hair, which they can flaunt with style and grace.