Help - I got the haircut from hell! Six brave women, six bad haircuts - and a blizzard of helpful advice from some of the country's top hairdressers on what went wrong and why.

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Gail Leicht, Courtney Kuecker, Pam Trautwein, Shari Hughes, Denise Camacho and Rachel Swanson discuss bad haircuts they have received in the past. Hair styling experts recommend that one brings photos of the desired hair cut to the hair salon, book appointments early in the morning when the beautician has more time, clearly communicate exactly what you want and keep expectations realistic.

Hairstyles, Personal appearance, Haircutting

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Static electricity

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A sizzling crush a person simply enjoys, without any prospect for future is defined as static electricity. The static electricity experienced by different people in the various stages of their lives is described.

Romantic love

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Bling fling

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Bling fling is defined as an affair with a guy whose money is the main attraction. According to the survey reports, 48 percent of women and 38 percent of men said that money makes the person more attractive.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Public affairs, Ethics, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Forecasts and trends, Women, Market trend/market analysis, Ethical aspects, Dating (Social customs)

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