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The European Renaissance was a time in which beauty was revered in all its forms. A high forehead was considered to be a particularly beautiful feature, so ladies routinely plucked back or shaved their hairlines to create the illusion of higher foreheads (who knew that a receding hairline could be a desirable feature). Hair was always long, though often pulled back, and it was not about the haircuts, but rather the hairstyles. Elaborate hair coverings were often worn, and upper class ladies adorned their tresses with pearls, jewels, ribbons, and sometimes veils. As the Elizabethan era dawned, red wigs became highly fashionable for women wishing to emulate the reddish hair of the Queen.Prisoners, the insane and the ww2 concentration camps all practiced head shaving as part of punishment and for hygienic reasons this act prevented the spread of lice. As of the 2006, several countries such as the United States, Russia and Libya still shaved the heads of prison inmates as a punishment as well as the boot camps for juvenile delinquents. The practice of shaving heads has been used in the military, mostly for new recruits. And any hair they are allowed has to be military standard which is just about 4cm of hair on the top.