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Thursday, 25 July 2013

How to dress your hair like Empress Plotina.

Posted on 16:18 by Unknown

I'm loving this hair archaeology by Janet Stephens:

Here's her YouTube channel. I'm going to watch everything, but I wanted you to see this. She's figured out how to replicate the hairstyles that you see in the art of ancient Roman, using the historical tools.

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