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Women have worn hairnets for centuries for reasons including aesthetics, protecting hairstyles, and sanitary purposes. Hairnets have been made from a variety of materials ranging from real human hair and silk to nylon in various hair color shades. See more from “Hair Style,” which is on display, post-security in Harvey Milk Terminal 1 or online - link via bio.
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