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Yeah, people with a more natural haircut are more ridiculous than dudes with powered wigs and whatever dumb fashion GW and the guys in the 1770s had.
Benjamin Franklin had a skullet/mullet and creampied menopausal women.
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Why were the wigs powered?
To allow atmospheric flight and quick traversal of complex palace interiors
And were they steam engine powered? I guess that would explain the paintings where they look like there's a plume of white smoke around their heads ...
It is what gave them their white colour. Powderless wigs were quite the improvement.
They just fall off when unpowered.