The Hair Hall of Fame

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Great Meetings in Hair History

Friday, September 10, 2010

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Beauty is Pain

The next time that you're grumbling during your preparations for a night out on the town, simply remind yourself that the end result is so worth it.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Baby, if I'm the Bottom...

And for only $1.25? We're so there.

THANKS

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Don't Touch The Damned Curlers, Joe

And little Donna Lethal and Young Felix made a pact on the spot to rescue women in curlers forever from all evil louts.

Friday, September 3, 2010

Wow Man, Like, Dig That Crazy Hair.

Contestants of the "Miss Beatnik 1959" pageant pose in front of coffee house painting in Venice Beach, Calif

Book an appointment today with Donna Lethal, our resident expert, for the cutting and styling on the new Beatnik styles that are so popular now. (liquid liner, Miltown and black turtleneck, not included)

Linda Vaughn

"Queen of Hair and the Motor Speedway"

Thursday, September 2, 2010

'Licious!

Butch Tuffington sends this, all the way from Wales!

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Tramps Like Us....

Wrap your legs round these velvet rims

And strap your hands across my engines

Here at HHOF we offer the perfect hairstyles for when you need to feel the breeze in your hair.

It's Our Right!

and eyeliner, too.

Cleo Headwrap in Action

A loyal salon customer, Hayward, is having a bad hair day. So he did what any sensible person would, he’s ‘Rockin’ the Headwrap’. Might I add he looks chic, regal and ready for the day. If you’re having a bad hair day or you’re just plain lazy remember this quick and easy solution, wrap a table cloth around your head. Don’t forget long dangly earrings to complete this look.

Specifically a Cleopatra Headdress

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Ya, I want it to last, but will hairspray make it stiff?

via WOW

Not Recommended

Seriously, this is never a good idea.

We would love to get our hands on that hair

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Debutantes

Ready for their coming out parties, following their blow-outs at Debbie's Curl-Up-'n'-Dye in Bayonne, New Jersey.*

* Thank you, Paul Rudnick!

Afro Love

Monday, August 30, 2010

To Make You A Glamour Queen

This is Spinal Tap

Between the earrings and the 'do, this dame is going to have serious osteoporosis.

Whoosh!

Saturday, August 28, 2010

A Perfect Pageboy

Because we love you.

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sister act 2

Lucky bitches

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Friday, August 27, 2010

Where's My Damned Car?

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Sister Act

Lynn and Vanessa Redgrave, and their hair.

Sharmella does it again!

"Fatty, Fatty two by four," we thought we heard her sing ... oh dear, we told her to be-have! And now it's all over the news! Names and locations changed to try and stop the protesters outside of our door.

Michelle Fonville said her experience at _________ turned from pleasant to painful in a matter of moments.

“I was humiliated. I almost cried. Tears were forming in my eyes,” said Fonville.

She said things went downhill on Monday after the salon manager gave her the bill for her manicure, pedicure and eyebrow arch.

Fonville realized that she had been overcharged by $5.

“I said, ‘I’ve been overcharged. She may have made an error,’” said Fonville. “She broke it down, then told me she charged me $5 more because I was overweight.”

Fonville said she couldn’t believe what was happening and recounted the experience with Channel 2 Action News reporter Eric Philips.

“I said, Ma’am, you can’t charge me $5 more. That’s discrimination because of my weight,” said Fonville.

Sharmella told Philips that the surcharge was due to costly repairs of broken chairs by overweight customers. She said the chairs have a weight capacity of 200 pounds and cost $2,500 to fix.

“Do you think that’s fair when we take $24 [for manicure and pedicure] and we have to pay $2,500? Is that fair? No,” Sharmella told Philips.

Sharmella said she refunded the $5 surcharge, and told Fonville to take her business elsewhere.

“I didn’t want to argue with her about $5. I wanted to make her pleased with her service,” Sharmella said. “I screamed … I said, ‘I’m sorry, next time I cannot take you.'”

“The word has to get out there that these people are discriminating against us because of our weight. I mean come on, we’re in America. You can’t do that,” said Fonville.