Hair Hoppers of Antiquity, No. 3

Meet Ptolemy Jherimanicus.  He was a scribe in the Temple of Isis and a part-time cosmetologist.  It's a little-known fact that that same chemicals that produced his luxurious curls were used in the process of mummification.  Which explains a lot.

Hair Hoppers of Antiquity, No. 2

Ludica Germanica Tacita, chief wardress of the Women's Baths, Capri.  Sometimes a saucy updo is all it takes to soften even the harshest physiognomy.  And sometimes it would take a whole lot more, but she did what she could with what she had, poor thing...

Hair Hoppers of Antiquity, No. 1

Agrippina Augusta Livia, chantress in the Temple of the Virgins (until that one Saturnalia party in Ostia, after which nothing was ever quite the same again...).

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