History of hairdressing and academies of hairdressing the earliest reference that they have about the existence of care cosmetics on hair refers US to Egypt, which began to make the most significant changes in terms of the hair cosmetics. In that so great nation culturally, people peeled is head, although not so priests and members of the ruling elite, which was devoted to caring for her hair playing with different hairstyles and colors. An another great contribution of the Egyptians was in terms of coloration, since they discovered the usefulness of the henna, which allowed them to get reddish colors and mahogany. Wonderful Greek development that far is amazing to us also included personal care. The Greeks made the cult of beauty something fundamental: so cultivated his body in search of a physical ideal, and also her face and hair. The hairstyles were many details, which we reference thanks to statues, showing us short strands that surrounded the forehead, or collected long Manes and much, but much movement expressed through the hair straightening. For the first time appear hairdressing schools. The land of Romulus and Remus was direct heiress of Greek tastes.
So it was that it also adopted the concept of physical beauty and, hence, the concern to see how her hair looked. An impact for Roman women occurred when they saw captive brought Julio Caesar of Gaul, who wore a beautiful blond hair, those who wanted to imitate. Anyway, you can group the most common as the hair around the head, the hair with curlers and picked and braided hair. However, already practised the hairdresser permanently, emerging specialties according to what will take place: hair, hairstyle, color, etc. In the middle ages (from the 5th century to the 15th century) triumphs Christianity and his austerity. Little progress made during the age mean what would be, then, the powerful industry of beauty.