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France's King Louis XIII and King Louis XIV were the first two men to wear wigs in the 16th century. King Louis XIV (also known as the Sun King) was a dictator who told men of his time how they should dress and what their taste should be. He was an extremely fashion-conscious king who revered extravagance and elaborate styles. It was during Charles II's time that periwigs were introduced to the English-speaking civilizations. The wigs that were then in use were long (starting from shoulder length to longer styles). The 1600s was a century where men sported long hair, not because they grew their hairs but because they had their heads shaved and they soon started wearing periwigs. Anyone who had a significant social rank back in the 1600s wore a wig. It was in the 18th century that men and women's wigs started to be powdered. Wig powder comprises of starch, lavender and orris root. The powder was scented with orange flower. Sometimes, colorful wigs were also worn such as the violet ones, the pink, blue and yellow versions. During the 18th and 19th centuries, wigs were worn mainly to hide baldness among old women.Valentin realized that additions of hair needed to be completely redesigned in order to help protect the individual's natural tresses and provide them with gorgeous looking locks. It is after this realization that Valentin designed Hair Infusions which have helped him win the award for 'Best Hair Extension Salons 2011. Using his own, specially designed application technique, Valentin's Hair Infusion additions allow for a lightweight application of 100% human hair strands which not only allows for a natural and even application of your extensions, but also helps to protect your natural locks, promotion strong and healthy growth. Whereas other brands of hair extensions rely on heat bonding, Hair Infusions are bonded by hand to eliminate any unnecessary damage to the hair, making it the ideal choice of hair replacement for those suffering from any form of hair loss.