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The horagzi (Hapšâw'l: ĥoragziy - wine openers) is a hairstyle in which one's hair is partly straightened, leaving the end (usually ¼ of the length, though the length varies) curly. It gained popularity on Hapšâw in the late 60 PCs as a result of the hair straightener becoming more accessible, before falling out of style in the early 80s. |
The '''horagzi''' (Hapšâw'l: ĥoragziy - wine openers) is a hairstyle in which one's hair is partly straightened, leaving the end (usually ¼ of the length, though the length varies) curly. It gained popularity on Hapšâw in the late 60 PCs as a result of the hair straightener becoming more accessible, before falling out of style in the early 80s. |
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Latest revision as of 19:02, 13 December 2025
The horagzi (Hapšâw'l: ĥoragziy - wine openers) is a hairstyle in which one's hair is partly straightened, leaving the end (usually ¼ of the length, though the length varies) curly. It gained popularity on Hapšâw in the late 60 PCs as a result of the hair straightener becoming more accessible, before falling out of style in the early 80s.