peruques
Peruques, also known as wigs, are artificial hairpieces designed to cover or augment a person's natural hair. They are constructed from various materials, including human hair, animal hair, and synthetic fibers. The history of peruques is extensive, dating back to ancient civilizations where they were worn for fashion, religious reasons, or to conceal hair loss. In ancient Egypt, both men and women wore elaborate peruques made from human hair or plant fibers, often adorned with jewels and perfumes. The Romans also adopted the practice, with peruques becoming a symbol of status and wealth.
Throughout history, the popularity and style of peruques have varied significantly. During the 17th and 18th
Today, peruques serve a multitude of purposes. They are commonly used by individuals experiencing medical conditions