Hi Fashion Womens Hair Products

Over time, women's hair care practices have changed, reflecting cultural shifts, hygiene awareness, and changing beauty standards. Before the turn of the 19th century, hair washing wasn't standard in America, and people focused on maintaining thick, styled, and parasite-free hair. Hair care products were marketed to men and women; some contained toxic ingredients. By the early 1900s, bathing became essential for personal hygiene, leading to the rise of shampoos and hair cleansers. The history of head wraps traces back to the Tignon Law enacted in 1786 by Governor Don Estevan Miro of New Orlean