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It’s styling - 07/18/12

In days gone by, barbers were just men of all trades. Before the 1920’s, men’s grooming products were made at home, but in 1925 C.D. Murray introduced Murray’s Pomade and helped those smoothed back styles stay back.  Curly hair was then in fashion and was made popular by film stars like Douglas Fairbanks around 1930, but the pomade still helped hold the curls in place.

 

It's styling - 07/11/12

Historically, the barber was a man of many trades; surgeon, chiropractor and dentist.  In fact, the red and white striped barber pole comes from the days when bloodletting was one of the principal duties of the barber.  The two spiral ribbons painted around the pole represent two long bandages, one twisted around the arm before bleeding and the other used to bind it afterward.

   

It's styling - 07/04/12

Going bald upsets men and women more than most any other thing in life. Now you can camouflage this baldness by having tiny little dots tattooed on your scalp.  This process gives the appearance of a short buzzed cut with clean edges so the head appears to have little pieces of hair growing out of the head. 

   

It's styling - 06/27/12

Who doesn’t want a bronzed look in the summertime? Some people just don’t want to go to the tanning bed or lay in the hot sun to get it. We might have considered going in for a spray tan,  but then an ABC News report came out

   

It's styling - 06/20/12

Koilonychia, or spoon nails, is a condition where the nail bed is flat or concave and dips or waves are visible on the surface of the nail. In the most severe cases of  koilonychia, the nail actually looks like a shallow shaped spoon with the edges of the nail flaring out. Often the nail is split in the middle of the nail bed. The causes of spoon nails vary.

   

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