Brazilian Virgin Hair Wigs
They react with body acids, degrade after a short period of time and must be replaced very often. Hairpieces made with polymers, on the other hand, are relatively inexpensive and durable. The downside with hairpieces made from polymers, either polyurethane or silicone, is they tend to be hot and uncomfortable to wear and look artificial. Because of their relatively low price and ease of use hairpieces are the most popular form of hair replacement.For people who can afford it, surgical hair replacement is the most natural looking and effective way to solve the problem of hair loss. This technique can be used by both men and women. It involves taking individual hair follicles from a donor site on your head and implanting it on the area of your head in which you have lost your hair. One to four strands of hair normally grows out of each hair follicle. Today's advanced techniques allow surgeons to move these follicular units and insert them into the bald spot in a process called Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT).In the 16th and 17th centuries washing one's hair as part of a personal hygiene regime was almost unheard of. Madame de Pompadour, the Mistress to Louis of France is reputed to have said that the reason she had such beautiful hair was that she bathed twice a year whether she needed to or not. Because of this of course the normal head would have been infested with lice and fleas so it was much easier to have one's head shaven and to use a freshly deloused and powdered wig for appearance. This of course became the fashion and the movie Amadeus showed how everyone in the Vienna court wore wigs and in one scene where Mozart himself tried on 2 wigs and loved them both.