In ancient times, women's hair was considered very precious, and beautiful hairstyles relied on hair volume. If the hair volume was sparse, the hairstyles would be limited, reduced to a few monotonous and dull buns. When attending banquets or meeting guests, one could only rely on wearing a wig to decorate. The wigs were soft and silky, easy to fall off, and if they came off under the public gaze, it would be embarrassing. Moreover, wearing them in the winter was fine, but if one had a head full of thick wig on for social occasions in the summer, within less than a quarter of an hour, one's head would be covered in sweat, causing heat rashes all over.
This Madam's daughter had this unspeakable shortcoming. Being embarrassed to publicize it, the family had been secretly searching for precious hair growth medicine and various hair oils, but not only were there no effects, it left the hair greasy and troublesome.
