For decades, historians viewed the ornate hairstyles on Roman empress statues as wigs, symbols of incredible wealth and luxury. These sculptures were a valuable record, yet the complex coils seemed to defy the technology of the era, leaving a frustrating gap in historical understanding. The accepted theory was that such elaborate styles were not the property of the individual but temporary adornments. This changed when hairstylist and business owner Janet Stephens saw a unique opportunity during

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