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Ponytails and Baseball Caps (2)
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Ever since we can remember, hair has been pulled back and placed into some kind of a clasp, band,
scarf, pin or comb to get the strands under control and free the wearer of the possibility of the hair moving into their eyes, so they
can go about their work. Ponytails were actually more of an art and design in Egypt when their male children wore them. They would
shave the whole head and leave about a two inch spot for the ponytail to grow. Talk about being unique!
Today children are still wearing their hair up into ponytails just like they did hundreds of years
ago. Back then, they clasped them with pieces of cloth and wooden made hair ornaments. Now they put scrunches with butterflies, bugs
and flowers of all colors to go with their dresses. Thanks to Mom, their pony’s go into that wee hole in the back of their baseball
cap. Some fads last for years and only Hollywood can break this chain of tails and caps that have invaded our world. The truth of the
matter is; what would it be like if we didn’t see these ponytails swinging under those caps as they jog? I guess we’d miss them,
because all of a sudden everyone would be tail-less. On that note, I think I'll go buy a baseball cap.
Penny Williams - Stylist ©Hairfinder.com
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