Splitting Hairs: The Truth About Bad Hair Days Gifts leaving us with one slow-burning

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Splitting Hairs: The Truth About Bad Hair Days Gifts leaving us with one slow-burningBy Mimi Pond. Published by Simon & Schuster. Softcover, 144 pages, B&W, 1998. From glorious tresses to embarrassing messes, bouffants to comb overs, and rugs to plugs, here's a hilarious look at hair that will leave yours standing on end! With her razor sharp wit, Mimi Pond offers hair raising glimpses of barbershop and beauty parlor disasters, presents profiles of hairdressers from heaven and hell, and recaps famous hair moments in film and