Meiji Period
In the Meiji Period…?
I was wondering if they had bleach, or a form of bleach. See, I’m writing this story, but it’s obvious that the whole entire Japanese population during any time, are born with either black or brown hair. Well, all I’m wondering is if they have had any methods to change hair color during the Meiji Period.
The first hair dye was sold in Japan was 1905, which 39th year of Meiji era.
At that time, people in Japan didn’t like brighter color for their hair so the hair dye was to dye their hair blacker.
Before this product was released, they dyed their hair with “Ohaguro” which was put on their teeth (to look their teeth “black” for the sign of their marital status). It took about 10 hours to dye their hair blacker.
With this product, the time was shorten to 2 hours.
In 1918, a new type of hair dye was released, the time to dye their hair was cut to 30 mins total. (but still to blacker)
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ANTIQUE MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE BOWL AND COVER . 4 3/4 diameter. The top decorated with a meandering silver stylized river and two clusters of flowers. The foremost detailed in multiple colors, primarily golds with abalone flecks inlaid into the flower petals. The back motif of similar form and colors, but less detailed to not distract the eye from the primary display. Excellent for the period.Layaway is available for this item…. |
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MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE BOWL AND COVER Late Meiji Period. 4 3/4 diameter with delicately flared edges to the gilt rims. Dark pumpkin body color with large gold emerging plant shoots over a gold flecked triple veined leaf. The leaf with interesting translucent effect. Tiniest flecks to the gold, still excellent for the period…. |
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