Nobody wanted to show their real hair.
A colonail furrier refers back to colonail times when furriers did not have chemicals or fur farms. They started the what we now call the industry and all of the old-time practices. They were most likely the trapper too.
They Used Ground Up Rice. This soon Became to Much To Pay With The Expenses Of War And Trade So They Eventually Began To Wear Their Own Hair. But Still If You Asked This Question You Gotta Get A Life Man That Is JUst A Stupid Question. Ha Ha Ha Ha.
they grew hair :)
Wigs were worn in Parliament as a way to show of in the eighteenth century. It was a sign of wealth to have a wig. The bigger the wig the better.
Hair fashions are just fashions.
They wore wigs because it was the style back then. But they also thought that showers were unnecessary so that caused them to get lice. After that they would shave their wigs and have to wear wigs.
To make them look white.
Wigs that have a white powder on them. Washington is often pictured with one. His true hair color was red.
to make it white or gray
i know it was a colony at that time like everything else was.
A colonail furrier refers back to colonail times when furriers did not have chemicals or fur farms. They started the what we now call the industry and all of the old-time practices. They were most likely the trapper too.
The wigs were made white.
It was fashionable at the time.
this question is ludicrous, but, judges DO NOT wear wigs in the present time, they may have in the past, but not anymore.
The powder used by America's founding fathers to keep their wigs white was made from finely ground starch or occasionally white flour. This powder was called "powdered wig powder" or simply "hair powder." It was applied to the wigs using a special device called a powder puff.
Ground Rice
Wigs, doublets, and jackets.