In recent years, with the increasing pressure of life, many people have experienced hair loss, and related topics have become a hot topic of discussion. More than 250 million people in China are suffering from hair loss, with an average of 1 in 6 people losing their hair, and a large number of post-90s generations are also plagued by hair loss.
"The skin of the body, the parents of the body". The ancient Han people were very protective of their hair and would never shave their hair for the rest of their lives.
However, the ancients also lost their hair. There are many famous great poets in severely ill hair loss, which can be seen in their poems. For example, Du Fu: "The white head scratches shorter, and the desire is invincible" Bai Juyi: "Mu thin hair is bitter, a mu is still half bald" Su Shi: "Late cool bath, the decline is rare" Huang Tingjian: "This body is a world and a lulu, the world consumes green sideburns"
So how did the ancients solve the problem of hair loss?
Find "people" to carry the black pot
Liu Yuxi often can't help but complain to Lao Bai, "thin body with frequent reduction, thin crown self-biased", less hair even hats are deviated, how to go out to meet people! It's just a statement of facts. When he really couldn't do it, he put his fire on the comb - "the hair is less than the comb, the face is weak and hates the mirror", my hair is less blame the comb is too sharp. In the same way, it should be possible to conclude the way modern people think: the decline in appearance is because the mirror is too bright.
PS: Liu Yuxi is really an arrogant boy.
Cover it up and you'll be fine
The most famous "bald man" in history should be Wang Mang in the last years of the Western Han Dynasty. During the Western Han Dynasty, ordinary people used to wear a hat called "帻", which began with the Han Yuan Emperor and the emperor also began to wear this kind of hat.
Because Wang Mang was a big bald head, he added something called "house" to this kind of hat to cover up his hair loss problem. Later generations have a saying: "Wang Mang is bald, and he is a house of mercy."
Take care of your hair
Contrary to men's negative acceptance attitudes, women are much more active and more delicate in the face of hair loss problems. The representative figure here is Cixi. She had a special hair-combing eunuch who combed her hair three times a day.
The imperial doctors in the palace also tailored incense for Cixi made of 40 flavors of Chinese medicinal herbs. In addition, Cixi also has an exclusive "head picking party", which has been used for more than twenty years, and it is difficult to lose her hair even if she wants to.