One of my favorite historical quotes is a note on how English men warned each other of Vikings stealing their women because they were being wooed by their long, luxurious hair and their tendency to bathe at least once a week. This being said the setting takes place many years after that historical period but for what one might initially expect it’s surprising to know that he is a very well groomed individual. He takes daily baths if able, thoroughly washes his hair at least once every three days, and regularly has his braids redone in the morning either himself or with a servants help. When miorjah comes into the picture I imagine they braid each others hair sometimes as a calm morning ritual, him commanding her servants out of the room and just sitting quietly with her intimately touching each others’ hair and grooming one another. During the spring seasons Iotunnulf also have a spring shed like dogs and wolves in real life, so combs are used to help take care of the excess fur.