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Much importance was placed on the styling of hair. A bear grease and perfume mixture were commonly applied to create fashionable hair styles. Note also the paint streaked in Me Catchem's hair. Photographed ca. 1880 by F. Jay Haynes. (From the Haynes Foundation Collection, H-957).
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