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Allusions to the power and beauty of hair are abundant in myths and culture. Remember Medusas deadly mane? Or Rapunzels golden locks? What of Samson and his powerful hair? Hair indicated ones status, rank, and prowess. In primitive times, fastened bones, feathers and other objects in the hair were meant to impress the lowly and frighten the enemy. Among the Gauls, long hair indicated nobility, which Julius Caesar cut off as a sign of conquest.
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