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A look at history shows that in ancient Egypt, it was commonplace for both men and women to wear their hair cut short and closely cropped to their head.Nevertheless, Egyptians would normally wear elaborate wigs during special ceremonies. In ancient Greece, women typically wore their hair quite long and pulled back, and quite often dyed it with red henna.Women from ancient Rome used to follow Greek hair fashion very closely; one noteworthy difference is that the women of Rome were more likely to have their hair dyed blonde. The women of Rome also used curling irons and hair dressing become a very popular trade.Looking to a different region; in the East, it was a requirement that all Muslims have their hair hidden when in public, and in the region of China, hair symbolized the marital status of an individual."I was waiting for someone to actually notice that," Flora Shepelsky, a New York Citybased wig designer and owner of Design By Flora, told us. "I have been fighting this for years." According to Shepelsky, as well as hairstylist Janet Zeitoun (her clients include Denzel Washington and Janet Jackson), there are a few crucial and deciding factors that make a wig totally believable or pretty obvious. "There's a formula for a perfectlyfitting wig: First of all, you start with amazing hair, which is not cheap to come by," said Shepelsky. "Then you have to have a perfectly good cap. On top of that you have to have a good match with the person who is wearing it. It's always better to make sure the hair matches the hair underneath, even if they need to go lighter or darker, it should accent the actor's natural hair color. Then you need a wig expert to put it on properly."