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Added on the 27/10/2020 12:51:31 - Copyright : Woman & Home
Vacaville, Apr 30 (EFE/EPA).- The owner of Hairendipity Salon re-opened her business two days ago in defiance of the COVID-19 stay-at-home order in Vacaville. California Governor Gavin Newsom said hair salons fall under the state’s third phase of reopening California businesses, and is currently starting the first phase. Lia Rivera, who has opened her business mainly for regular clients, is willing to risk a $1,000 fine, instead of losing thousands of dollars by staying closed. Six Bay Area counties said that they will be extending shelter-in-place orders through the end of May amid the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. FOOTAGE SHOWS HAIRENDIPITY HAIR SALON AMID THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC.
Will Smith doesn't watch his wife Jada Pinkett Smith's online series 'Red Table Talk' because it's embarrassing for him.
Hairstylist Allen Chen offers his clients one of a kind hair designs - including shaving US President Donald Trump onto the back of their heads, at the XB Hair salon, in the city of Changhua, Taiwan. Chen began mastering the art of trimming anyone's face on to the back of people's heads three years ago, and became an internet star after videos of his creations went viral. In addition to Trump, Allen Chen has also created hair designs featuring Harry Potter, Yao Ming, Mona Lisa and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Fresh lineups may no longer be only reserved for members of the human race, some horses in Scotland's Airdrie are getting the VIP treatment from Jillian Scott, a professional horse hair stylist that creates intricate patterns in horse hair with her clippers.
Are you afraid of slithering snakes but also in urgent need of a haircut? Well one hair salon in Germany may be the perfect place for you to kill two birds with one stone. Dresden hair salon 'Haar-Mode-Team' has a unique answer for customer anxiety and tension before their hair cut - a pulsating neck massage from snake called Python Monty which is not recommended for people with ophiophobia, or fear of snakes. The 13 year old reptile sits snugly around customer's throats as hairdresser Falk Dohler gets to work with his scissors. Of course, anyone who has seen the cartoon version of the Jungle Book knows that pythons like Kaa constrict their muscular bodies around their prey to suffocate it. Wrapped around the neck, Python Monty is in prime position to cut off airflow, but has been trained to suppress his killer instincts and give relaxing massages instead. Even snakes can get tuckered out, and we certainly wouldn't want Python Monty to be the least bit stressed before letting him coil up around our necks. If you want a special snake massage before your haircut at Haar Mode Team, you need to make an appointment with Python Monty weeks in advance. A 30 minute session with Monty costs €35, or about $38.
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