Tweezer-Razor
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Descripción de objeto de CurationistThis small gold beauty tool is both tweezers and a razor. It is decorated with a lithe, grazing animal.
Many Ancient Egyptian adults removed their body hair as a health and beauty practice. Not only did it help in dealing with the heat but it also deterred lice, which were prevalent at the time. Total hair removal is associated with priestesses, who shaved and plucked their hair every three days.
Many Ancient Egyptian adults removed their body hair as a health and beauty practice. Not only did it help in dealing with the heat but it also deterred lice, which were prevalent at the time. Total hair removal is associated with priestesses, who shaved and plucked their hair every three days.
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tweezer-razor, razor, tweezer, hair curler, knife, jackal
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Unknown, Tweezer-Razor, circa 1560–1479 BCE. Metropolitan Museum of Art. This small gold beauty tool is both tweezers and a razor. It is adorned with a lithe animal, possibly an antelope. Public Domain.
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