Hair+Care

People always had glossy skin, red checks, lips, and fine eyebrows. Always had faces clean and smooth. They used urbine, boiled lemon rind, boiling beans, and mixed roses with wine. They also had their eyebrows plucked all the time, the forehead broaden. (Olsen, 142) Men’s hairstyles didn’t change from the sixteenth century; their hairstyles were always the same. The men’s hairstyle in the Shakespeare time underwent only a few changes. Wigs and periwigs sometimes augmented women’s hairstyles but they were always made of horsehair. (Olsen, 333) Shakespeare probably had syphilis but never knew it and had to be treated for it.

__**Work Sited**__

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/18953.php