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1. Mum was a hairdresser
2. Robbie's a hairdresser
3. The girl’s a trained hairdresser and her mum has a job for her if she can only find accommodation in the village – and you know just how difficult that is! There wouldn’t be a problem with the rent as she would be eligible for assistance if her wages are too low
4. To dream that you are at the hairdresser implies that you are looking to change your attitude
5. Or so he must have thought! Fortunately for Sylvia, fate always seemed to have a strange way of putting her in the right place at the right time and, just as she entered La Hacienda returning from the hairdresser, the phone was ringing
6. a hairdresser at the military base near Dubai and that she lived there
7. Leticia was opposite to the hairdresser admiring the image reflected in the mirror, when she saw the gallinaceous figure with a bugle necklace and scarlet hoofs
8. She had apparently never gone back to her previous line of work and lived in a dingy flat, finding employment as a hairdresser, dreaming all the while of travelling the world
9. Guarantee that you will only deal with one of each business type each drop ie, 1 restaurant, 1 hairdresser, 1 beauty therapist – up to probably 5
10. He was a hairdresser
11. A hairdresser? Perhaps I would have made a
12. Above them lived Gina the hairdresser
13. In a front of small shops – corner café, hairdresser, laundry, copy-and-print – they
14. The hairdresser, ever helpful, handed her a copy of the school paper, which of course Lori Bradshaw had delivered that morning before school, to the salon as well as, the reader will remember, the grocery stores, the bank, the Laundromat, and other businesses about town
15. Then my dentist always wants me to admit that I don’t floss – even while he’s enjoying the pain this is causing me – and the hairdresser has to rub it in that I have split ends
16. There was already enough for the hairdresser to start grooming it into something quite smart, including a goatee beard
17. It was shorter and a little curlier than she remembered from the photos Evelyn Ward had given her, but then she recalled the woman had told them they’d both been to the hairdresser the day Josie disappeared
18. On their heels were the King’s personal hairdresser, his clothier, and their entourage
19. A good hairdresser will be able to find many different styles that will show it off to good effect
20. Ever notice when you see your hairdresser on a night out, she or he is always
21. He located the hairdresser and being the only customer was shown immediately to a chair
22. To the surprise of the hairdresser he requested his head be shaved
23. “All of it?” asked the hairdresser
24. When the hairdresser held the mirror to the rear he noted two folds of skin over protrusions below the crown that gave it an odd shape, like a peeled potato
25. Would you have the name of a good plumber, masseuse, hairdresser (fill in the blank)?
26. but knew the correct response when a woman has just spent three hours and £30 at the hairdresser was to say how wonderful she looked
27. The hairdresser was a longer search
28. The hairdresser had performed wonders, while promising that most of the temporary changes would comb away in five minutes
29. “James, my hairdresser,” he continued,
30. Sheri, after high school, was apprenticed as a hairdresser and beautician and no higher ambitions troubled her after that
31. Once I decided to become a hairdresser, I had no other option but to join my
32. Whether this dynamic is played out in the life of a hairdresser trying to amass enough wealth and social position to become one of her society’s peers; by manipulating everyone around her, and treating everyone as being less that she is
33. Eli stood inspecting his roots in a handheld mirror and joking with the hairdresser, smiling at the impressive dye job
34. “You should be a hairdresser
35. Jessie thought to himself half of the people in the place needed a good hairdresser
36. The hairdresser released his hold on Maddy who
37. Gloria envisioned herself as one of the characters in the show, the female detective Joyce Jameson, who worked as a hairdresser by day and an undercover officer by night
38. A fine organ, imperturbable coolness, more temperament than intelligence, more power of emphasis than of real singing, made up the charm of this admirable charlatan nature, in which there was something of the hairdresser and the toreador
39. She couldn’t stand having Abigail walk around with her father’s surname when Nathan chose to spend his Christmas lying on a beach in Bali with a trashy little hairdresser
40. A hairdresser who, by the way, didn’t even have good hair: black roots and split ends
41. Joe provided Rosemary with extra nurses and personal attendants—“private duty nurses, laundry, hairdresser, druggist, stationer, tailor”—to care exclusively for her at Craig House
42. The fact that he had the razor in his possession seemed to point to his having premeditated the act, but this was accounted for at the inquest by the evidence of the last person who saw him alive, a hairdresser, who stated that Hunter had left the razor with him to be sharpened a few days previously and that he had called for it on the evening of the tragedy
43. She turned her head in the same passive way, as one might turn at the request of a sketcher or hairdresser, and he kissed the other side, his lips touching cheeks that were damp and smoothly chill as the skin of the mushrooms in the fields around
44. He, too, the hairdresser, lamented his wasted calling, his hopeless future, and dreaming of some shop in a big town—at Rouen, for example, overlooking the harbour, near the theatre—he walked up and down all day from the mairie to the church, sombre and waiting for customers
45. “So now the DA has the letter Joey Flynn gave to her best friend, and turns out she also told her hairdresser that she was afraid Luke would kill her
46. But he allowed the testimony of Joey’s hairdresser
47. The painter who says: "My grinder," the notary who says: "My Skip-the-Gutter," the hairdresser who says: "My mealyback," the cobbler who says: "My cub," talks slang
48. The next day, Gladys Witten, a studio hairdresser, noticed bruises on Marilyn’s shoulders, “but we covered them with makeup,” she said
49. Also, she had this hairdresser [Kenneth Battelle, her hairstylist] combing and teasing and combing and teasing
50. At 8:30, still no Marilyn—but the hairdresser came out of the bedroom very casually as if he had not a care in the world