Rocky Horror Hair

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Funk Wig Company

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For all your wigs and beards makeup needs.

Let's Be Candid

Shall we?

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Brow Shaping Special

Our aesthetician’s special of the day is brow shaping.

Choose from one of these stunning shapes…

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Mistress MJ is going for the Maila Nurmi (Vampira) look…

And you?

Hello Dali!

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Hot Pants Hair

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Over the weekend...

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...Hair Hall of Fame wannabes were everywhere...

NATURAL STYLE

from the incredible Least Wanted's flickr, where the hairhopper mugshots came from.

Hair Chandelier

For your dream home…

Designed by Jonathan Adler.

Hair Hoppers from Outer Space

Coiffures by Mr. Flash and Mr. Buck.

From THE TARNISHED ANGELS

Classic

by Diane Arbus.

What Does It Mean?

Sunday Hair

Chantal Biya

Because she belongs here. Card carrying member of the Hair Hall of Fame, Chantal Biya, the Empress of Cameroon.

Beauty Shop Beat, Redux

To quote MJ, OK Bitches, let's try this one again.

After beating up on a bunch of ladies in some comments, I thought I'd give you all a second chance at some grace.  So, from Baikenage Overkill's opus blog on forgotten records, Schadenfreudian Therapy (which should be something that you review on a daily basis) I give you this review from June of 2009:

"The cover is a classic, but the highlight of this album is the upbeat "Oh By Jingo" with its flawless harmonies and swinging backup by Bob Bain and the Players.


"The Clark Sisters began their career performing as the Sentimentalists (snappy name) with the Tommy Dorsey Band. Their early roots were in barbershop, but despite the choice of some quintessential barbershop numbers on this album (Down By the Old Mill Stream, Sweet Adeline) there is (thankfully) little in common with typical mustachio'd quartets. Yeah, you want to download this one. "

No go to the site at the link listed below and you can download it for FREE and enjoy it - that is an order, and that is all.

The Clark Sister's: Beauty Shop Beat
Warm person regards,

ATCC

Jersey Shore: The Beginnings

Orange is the new black: for hair, home decor, and most important, skin tone.

The Basket Weave

Yeoman Janice Rand on Star Trek, played by Grace Lee Whitney.

Whatever It Takes

Creole

What's wondrous is that these women look especially ... white:

The Competition

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The Price Is Right!

Hair Crimes

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So Pretty

(thanks, hughman!)

Love the hair, glasses and effect that she has on people

Beauty Shop Beat

Isn’t it time The Hair Hall of Fame beauticians cut an album?

Bow Tie One On

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What It Is

That's right, bitches.

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A boy named Sue...

Looks F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S in his auntie's wig, proving that one is never too young to demand stylish locks!

Which One are You?

Some of Your HHOF Staff ...

making a few extra bucks. Can you tell who's who?

Beautician MJ Returns

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She is Mistress MJ and she wants a makeover, pronto.

Hao Do You 'do?

Chinese screen legend Kitty Ting Hao demonstrates the latest vogue for winged eyeliner, winged eyebrows, winged lipstick, and a winged bouffant.

Beauty is Pain: Childhood Edition

Actually, children are a pain, too, so it's all good.

Nice Buns

Just sayin'.

Hairhoppers!

This is what it's all about.

It's All Good

That hairdo is worthy of the decor. And vice versa.

(thanks, hughman!)

Perm, Baby, Perm

Bouffants of the Damned

Come backcomb with us.

Sorry Girls....

...it's insurance time again. We can never be too careful!

Holy Rollers

Just place rollers in hair and let Jesus do the work.

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Big Red

Arleen Whelan

The thrice married, thrice divorced starlet appeared in 24 films.  Her big year was '39, with appearances in "Young Mr. Lincoln" and "Sabotage".  After that it went from 'downhill', to 'not so much'.  But she gave hair!

Si Como No

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Big Ethel

With the stunning blue-black of Veronica and the virginal Goldilocks of Betty, did Big Ethel really think she'd stand a chance in her curlers?

from here.

Mothers of your host hairdressers

Mother Cookie

In her day, Ask The Cool Cookie's mother was client of Joey & Tano in Shaker Heights.  She was also patron of Salon Alberto. 

Now 85, she remembers as a young girl growing up on a rural farm in Ohio and how she would use a small glass of water to wet her finger tips to set her hair before bed (which she shared with her younger sister - a line drawn on the sheet in pencil deliniated the center of the bed that neither was allow to cross) and if this was done in the winter - and the farm house had no electricity in the days before the REA, and thus no central heat - the water in the glass would freeze solid over night.