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Hairstylists of Le Cut of Marin
Just for a laugh, I came to work with a "Cher" wig on from the 80s. My neighbor Barbara loaned it to me and thought I might have some fun with it. Sure enough, it was a lesson in how a person's hair can change the way you look and feel. Each stylist had a turn with this silly wig. Once the wig went on their head, the ham in each woman went on too! I am calling this The Traveling Red Wig, after the great movie, The Traveling Pants. Jill, the owner of our salon, loved these shots so much, they are framed and in the lobby for all to see. Wigs were a common occurrence in the 1600s. A man, especially with any kind of stature, would NEVER go out without one. The bigger the wig, the more money a person had. That is where the saying, "He's a BIG WIG!" came from. |
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Our beloved beauty sales representatives loved the red wig too!
 Dennis from West Coast Beauty Supply |
 Greg from GCF Dynamics |
Alicia from Malys Beauty Supply
 Linda styles Matt's hair on Halloween to look like Ace Ventura. |
 Ace Ventura |
 A bunch of California hairdressers learning some new things at Izette Salon in San Rafael. |
 Wella instuctor, Kimberly Mejia, precolored some fun doll heads for us. |
 A fun chignon with a feather ornament. |
 Paige checks her style for Homecoming. |
 Le Cut's 2005 Christmas party. My husband Alan is "having his cake and eating it to"! |
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