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It may seem as though hair extensions have only become popular in the last twenty years; however, women--and men--have coveted long, lustrous locks for thousands of years. Wigs and hairpieces were donned by the kings, and queens of ancient Egyptians cultures, and were later spotted on the heads of the European aristocracy during the 1700's. Long, thick hair has historically been a sign of wealth and power, of luxury and status. In the past, real, human hair was reserved for the rich and royal, while knock-offs for the general public are rumoured to have been made using whatever was available for cheaper prices: horse hair, goat hair, or vegetable fibres.There are plenty of styles and colors observed in wigs. Some people wear the one that matches with the complexion of their skin. African American wigs are a good example of it. These are generally used to emphasize the beauty of black American women and come in different dark shades. Ebony is the most popular among African American wigs. It helps to highlight the features of African American women and come in various styles like long and wavy, short and straight etc.