Moved a bunch of examples that amounted to "[Character] has decent hygiene by modern standards." over here. The page was getting swamped in them.
Comics:
"Ordeal", an issue of Hellblazer, showed Eve (as in "Adam and...") having clean-shaven legs at the dawn of time. (Then again, seeing as how she literally began her life as an adult, this could have been Hand Waved as God's doing.)
Possibly leg hair, like painful childbirth, is another punishment for the original sin.
Film:
Notice how everyone in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves was well-scrubbed and had shampooed hair? Mmm-hmm.
In medieval England, lice and other horrible parasites were common to the point of being inescapable. Despite this, the sexy, smooth-legged Maid Marian in The BBC's recent Robin Hood series looks like she's just walked out of a shampoo commercial. As do Arthur and Morgana in Merlin.
Little House On The Prairie was infamous for its 1970s male hairstyles in the 1870s/1880s, especially Michael Landon's perm. The real Pa had a thick beard, yet Landon is smartly clean-shaven.
Edited by Madrugada...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.
Moved a bunch of examples that amounted to "[Character] has decent hygiene by modern standards." over here. The page was getting swamped in them.
Comics:
Film:
TV:
- In medieval England, lice and other horrible parasites were common to the point of being inescapable. Despite this, the sexy, smooth-legged Maid Marian in The BBC's recent Robin Hood series looks like she's just walked out of a shampoo commercial. As do Arthur and Morgana in Merlin.
- They're wizards, what did you expect?
- Little House On The Prairie was infamous for its 1970s male hairstyles in the 1870s/1880s, especially Michael Landon's perm. The real Pa had a thick beard, yet Landon is smartly clean-shaven.
Edited by Madrugada ...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.