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With What Did The Ancient Romans Dye Their Hair?

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The Ancient Romans commonly dyed their hair using henna, a plant-based dye. They also used mixtures of lead, ashes, and oil to darken their hair or add shine. Some wealthy Romans had wigs made from hair imported from India and dyed in bright colors like blue and purple.
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The ancient Romans used a variety of substances to dye their hair, including plant extracts, ashes, and minerals. They also used a variety of animal fats and oils, such as sheep fat, bear fat, and olive oil. These substances were mixed with water and applied to the hair to create different colors.
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