I had my hair permed to look like him and all that stuff.
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Regardless, with Fool's Day, Cody has stepped outside of his father's permed shadow.
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She was heavyset, with tightly permed hair, and she spoke with some regional accent.
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I had bangs and a permed bob, like a five-year-old Korean Shirley Temple.
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"Because I was so confused about my hair texture, I permed it," Raven Baker says.
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Shy and unamplified, he was a curly-permed folk singer on a night of rock monsters.
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From permed mullets to teased curls, the '80s arguably welcomed a number of questionable hair trends.
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"It's seen better days," admits Jill, a permed pensioner admiring the grey Irish Sea from the prom.
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The end result: a custom-made wig permed and dyed by Oscar-winning hair designer Beatrice De Alba.
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And the hair was dyed with only cheap hair dye, and she permed it time and time again.
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Growing up in rural California, I had crooked teeth, permed hair, and a complex about being too short.
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One of his alleged victims lost weight and cut, dyed, and permed her hair, apparently on Kelly's orders.
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In the '90s, Mario Lopez's curly permed hair from Saved By The Bell was the height of hair achievement.
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But the clincher is her permed strawberry blond hair adorned by a then-very-on-trend oversized red ribbon.
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Skating is a sport, not a beauty pageant; why should her homemade costumes and permed hair count against her?
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"Hair is colored, permed, and short now," said Hmwe Hmwe, 44, who has spent 13 years in the business.
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Had his petite Christian wife with a puffball of permed hair just asked to go to a nude beach?
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"Even though we were on a tight production deadline, we didn't use any big, permed wigs — it's all real," says Rivers.
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Frederic Aspiras, the hairstylist behind Gaga's hair, explained on Instagram that he permed the singer's locks to acquire her accentuated curls.
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Even if the anthology series' eight episodes aren't necessarily good, they should at least be fascinating, if for Falco's permed wig alone.
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Nussbaum wore a fitted purple dress and high-heeled sandals, and her blond hair looked as if it had recently been permed.
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SaturdayDear hair, I'm sorry for what you might have been had I not permed you to a crispy, premature death in the '80s.
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My mother permed her straight Filipino hair and had a bookkeeping job and shopped for things that looked like other, more expensive things.
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"Everybody got an Afro," Wang said, and she showed me a picture of a teen-age Guo with a nimbus of permed hair.
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In an interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, she explained the process of getting her hair permed for her role in Glow.
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Before Kylie Minogue hit international fame as a pop star, she played Charlene Robinson on "Neighbours" from 1986 to 1988 — permed hair and all.
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When I was growing up in China in the 1980s, the Communist Party disliked pop music, flared pants, permed hair, love stories and even kissing.
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Back in the day, different shades of burgundy and red were very common to see on women of color, whether their hair was permed or natural.
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More than two decades after his death, the popularity of the iconic painter, famous for his round, permed hair and quirky, endearing remarks, still hasn't waned.
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Critic score: 27%Audience score: 40%Playing one of the ghosts of permed-girlfriends past, Stone appears briefly alongside Matthew McConaughey in this 2009 rom-com.
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When you're flirting with a tastefully permed woman at the bar and you're each replacing your s's with z's until she realizes how annoying that is. 3.
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To complement the presentation, the hairstylist Paul Hanlon extended his look from last season with hair that seemed permed and then straightened to an uncannily stiff effect.
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To streamline her everyday routine, Clémence von Mueffling, founder of the site Beauty and Well Being, has her lashes tinted and permed at least twice a year.
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They had to have straight cornrows, or permed hair, or completely shaved hair, because apparently a big Afro or fun braids is considered "too much" for the runway.
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Instead, Paisley's men turned defence into attack, with Ian Callaghan, Ray Kennedy, Steve Heighway and the gloriously permed Kevin Keegan tearing into them with incredible tenacity and speed.
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In classic cases like NBC's 227 and CBS's Girlfriends, there was a reliance on the permed (chemical heat which changes the structure of textured strands) and freshly cut.
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In "My Mother's Permed Hair" (2013, acrylic on fabric, mounted on plywood), a voluminous, yellow-pink coif surrounds a distorted, abstracted face that would have made the Surrealists proud.
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I would perm and color the wigs over and over again to get the texture, that permed crunchy look that we had back in the late '80s and early '90s.
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Filmed in a video rental store in Croydon, London, it's soft focus-tastic: neon lights, permed hair and plastic accessories and Ladyhawke looking gorgeously jubilant in the midst of it.
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Except I kind of poured the brandy down my arm, meaning when I lit the match, the fire raced up my limb and melted my highly permed and poofed bangs.
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It works like a charm, my otherwise virgin hair doesn't look permed at all when I'm done, but it does appear to have a little more lift at the roots.
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Hmmm... You know, there's one that's not in there when I had my hair permed, so if the pictures kept going... Why did you pick your latest album for the second spot?
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Then, when the perm started to grow out and look scraggly, I had no time to get it permed again, so I just blew it out, because my hair is naturally straight.
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Haddish says if she could go back in time she would tell her 15-year-old self "Just be who you are" – and that is someone who does not have or need permed hair.
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Sia also sings on the four-minute track, crooning lines like "I'm a pro when I bone but I do it pro-bono" (yes, really), and Brown kills in a permed white-and-black wig.
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The series' dense, painterly strokes and images of the heartland (a woman's smiling face framed by a short permed hairdo; a baseball player winding up for the pitch) help evoke a bold, deeply American style.
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Here is the 34-year-old multitalented actress from the hit movie "The First Wives Club" showing off her permed hair at the 37th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills back in 1980 (left).
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If they attempt to change (like when Billy tries to date a man who lives as an 18th century dandy, or when Julie befriends the permed and glossy women she meets in New Jersey), it's cyclical.
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Whether it's Steve Harrington's gravity-defying tousled mop, Nancy Wheeler's working-woman permed bob, or Barb's curly crop (#justiceforbarb), volume — and lots of it — has been an ongoing trend with many of the characters' signature hair looks.
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Syd gets the better of her formidable foe, the Eye, by taking over his permed persona, and then has her own body-snatching talent turned against her when David shows up to rescue "her" from her enemy.
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"Tell them the processes you've have done, tell if you've had permanent or semi-permanent color, if you've used box dye, and if you've recently permed or have a keratin in your hair — it's all helpful," she says.
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If you saw a photo of a woman with stick-straight hair and a middle part, or another with fluffy hair and permed bangs, you would immediately recognize the decade (hello disco '280s and not so tasteful '20103s).
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But now, decades after we watched Sarah Connor grow from a horrifyingly permed waitress in "The Terminator" to a musclebound guerilla fighter of "Terminator 2," we will at last get to see her again: older, wiser, tougher and crazier.
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Her latest intended is a writer named Harold (Patrick Stewart, mugging beneath a horrendously permed wig), and he and several generations of the couple's families and hangers-on have convened at Eve's lavish New York estate for the nuptials.
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Much in the way that beloved painting instructor Bob Ross turned his permed hair into a trademark used to brand painting supplies he sold, so too these artists are asserting their uniqueness through visual means before we've even heard them perform.
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Even for GLOW, the casting of which she described as a positive experience, Brie had to go all out to get considered for the role, showing up at auditions with no makeup, in workout clothes, her hair permed in '80s frizz.
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In fact, Miyawaki told me, Nishimura made this painting one day right after his mother returned from a beauty parlor, where, for the first time in many years, she had had her hair permed, a change in appearance that shocked her son.
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At the start of the trailer for Lo and Behold: Reveries Of The Connected World, Werner Herzog's upcoming documentary about the internet, a well-permed news anchor sets up a mental exercise for the audience: Imagine reading your morning newspaper on a computer screen.
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Aside from a permed and mulletted married couple in the 80s, Stone and Hill get to play dueling thieves at a swanky 1940s seance; a drunken elfin mountain guide in a knockoff Lord of the Rings scenario; the tattooed, platinum grilled, pigtail braided son of a New Jersey mafioso; an undercover CIA agent from Texas; and a dopey Icelandic diplomat.
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These words may conjure a fear of permed hair and over-the-top colors, but fret not — the formal blazer has been revitalized and given a contemporary refresh.. Originally the uniform of old boys' clubs — complete with naval-style gold embellishments and a house crest — the garment's stuffy connotations were ripped up in the early '60s by Mods wearing boating blazers on the streets of London.
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He's got delicate locks reminiscent of permed G-funk legend DJ Quik and a street-hardened perspective he says was inspired by 1993's Bangin' on Wax; and, though his sound lacks the narcotized thrum of young Hit Mob producers (and cousins) Ron-Ron or AceTheFace, its smooth, orange synth lines and skittering hi-hats evoke a contemporary take on G-funk's sun-bleached menace.
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There is a lot of variously excruciating rap-along storybook stuff like this out there, and a separate and much larger subgenre songs that use the name of some sports person or other as their framework, with those subjects ranging from permed-up Reagan-era wrestling heels to active NHL hockey stars; Action Bronson all by himself is responsible for somewhere between five and 700 songs like this.
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After he begins balding in chapter 78, he cuts his formerly permed hair short and dyes it blond.
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NAWMA's mascot is a woman called Nawma with green permed hair and usually a green sweater with a big "N" on the front.
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Within the time-span of several weeks to months, depending on the setting method, dread-permed dreadlocks will look nearly indistinguishable from naturally grown dreadlocks.
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Since 2014, Mr. Belt & Wezol run a monthly podcast. It started under the name "Mr. Belt & Wezol Music Club" and continues as "Thee Cuckoo's Nest". In 2014, the duo permed in Club Unit in Herentals, Belgium.
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Depending on the method used, the dreads will either be tightly back combed, or more loosely formed. The new dreadlocks are either permed in as is, twisted, or wrapped around curlers to achieve form. Once the chemicals are applied to the hair, each strand of hair begins to swell. This swelling causes the hair to forget its original form.
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Knee-length dresses combined with pearl necklaces, which were made instantly popular by First Lady Mamie Eisenhower. Short, permed hair was the standard women's hairstyle of the period. By the end of the decade mass-manufactured, off-the-peg clothing had become much more popular than in the past, granting the general public unprecedented access to fashionable styles.
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In practice, most hair which is sent for analysis has been cosmetically treated in some way (bleached, permed etc.). It has been proven that FAEEs are not significantly affected by such treatments (Hartwig et al., 2003a). FAEE concentrations in hair from other body sites can be interpreted in a similar fashion as scalp hair (Hartwig et al.
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Brazilian hair straightening treatments are meant to mostly or partially eliminate hair frizz and straighten curls and waves. They can be performed on all types of hair, whether natural or chemically treated (bleached, highlighted, colored, permed, relaxed or previously straightened). The effect usually lasts about three months. Treatment must be repeated every few months to straighten the new hair growth.
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Jerry was a homicide cop in L.A., and he had > curly hair, so I permed my hair, which was a, uh, very interesting choice. > Because I kind of looked like a… It’s kind of odd. I don’t really know how > to describe it. I don’t know if you know a lot about perms, but if you do > them, they relax after about two or three weeks.
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Jim was the third signing in nine days made by McNeill, who had himself just joined City from Celtic. He left Manchester City and spent many years playing in Sweden with Markaryd IF, before returning to Morton in 1991. He retired in 1994. He is a cult hero at Manchester City noted for aggressive play, his good looks and his permed hair which was all the rage at the time.
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Retrieved 11-01-2014 The turning point in his life and the start of his career came in 2011 when he was cast in a minor role in the idol drama In Time with You. Although naturally straight haired he decided to keep the curly permed look of his character "Mei Nam" after filming of the drama completed since the curly hair style had become his signature look.
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This incident resulted in their Young & Wrecked tour poster. On October 25, 2010, Dirty Penny's social sites posted that lead singer Binge Daniels has left the band on good terms. On February 14, 2011, Jonny, using his real name of Ian MacPherson, appeared with his sister and the band Wildstreet on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in a skit to have his hair permed. Ian referred to Wildstreet as 'his band'.
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When Emmett explains how Callahan's behaviour caused Elle to quit her internship, Brooke fires Callahan and replaces him with Elle (under the guidance of Emmett, as she is only a law student, citing a Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling that law students may represent clients as long as they do so under the supervision of a licensed attorney). Elle begins to cross-examine Brooke's stepdaughter Chutney, and notices important inconsistencies in her story: Chutney testified that she was home during her father's murder but did not hear the gunshot because she was in the shower after getting her hair permed that morning. Elle says that washing permed hair within the first 24 hours would deactivate the ammonium thioglycolate, and points out that Chutney's curls are still intact. With her story falling apart, Chutney confesses that she had killed her father but only by accident, as she intended to kill Brooke because she hated the fact that her father married someone who was the same age as her.
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Some of the images were shot on Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in the British isles. The photos show a clean-shaven Clapton with a bouffant, permed hairstyle. By the time of the album's release in November, however, he was letting his hair grow out straight and had grown a moustache. The front cover consists of a psychedelic collage with the title centred and band name below, surrounded by a floral arrangement.
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Front Row. BBC Radio 4. 27 November 2008. When speaking to many of Brown's friends to gain insight into his "private persona", Morrissey discovered that Brown was funny, approachable and charming, which were characteristics he did not see in his "public persona". To look like Brown, Morrissey had his hair dyed and permed, and put on 2 stone (28 lb/13 kg) in body weight in six weeks.Pitty, Suzell (1 August 2003).
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Dragan Primorac (born June 7, 1965) is a Croatian physician, geneticist and forensic scientist. He is the first recipient of the title “Global Penn State University Ambassador”. Currently, he serves as the Chair of the International Affairs Committee of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and as President of the International Society for Applied Biological Sciences. He is a member of the International Consortium for Personalised Medicine Executive Committee (IC PerMEd) established by The European Commission.
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He returned to Florida, studied painting with Alexander, joined his "Alexander Magic Art Supplies Company" and became a traveling salesman and tutor. Annette Kowalski, who had attended one of his sessions in Clearwater, Florida, convinced Ross he could succeed on his own. She, along with Ross and his wife, pooled their savings to create his company, which struggled at first. Ross was noted for his permed hair, which he ultimately disliked but kept after he had integrated it into the company logo.
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In an objective attempt to distinct and define the characteristic esthetical features, the 'Sciura' is elegant and refined, but with an attitude. She is elderly, wealthy and living in the city center of Milan. She is wearing timeless high fashion designed clothing; often furs, big sunglasses, pearl necklaces accompanied with permed hair. A transpiration of a style is to be seen in the high-end areas of Milan, strolling the streets, having an espresso, going to the theatre or shopping.
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Her double-breasted suit for Josh Brolin was intended to blend with his skin tone, his moustache was styled after Walt Disney's, his hair was permed, and his character alone wore a fedora. Zophres modeled Channing Tatum's look on Troy Donahue and Tyrone Power. The costumes in Ben Hur in particular served as references for the gladiator sequences, although Zophres employed the contemporary technique of using painted hard plastic foam instead of metal. The film ultimately required more than 2,500 costumes, including 170 Roman extras, 120 Israelites and about 45 slaves.
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Child in the 1980s with a rattail A rattail is a hair style that is characterized by a long "tail"-like element of hair growing downward from the back of the head. The rattail usually hangs naturally; however, it can be braided, treated as a dread, permed, straightened, poofed, or curled with an iron. In some instances, an individual might choose to grow several tails as opposed to a single very long tail. The rattail saw a brief period of mainstream popularity during the mid to late 1980s.
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The common signifiers of sukeban (described by the Japanese police in 1980s pamphlets as "omens of downfall") include brightly dyed or permed hair, and modifications of the school uniform such as wearing coloured socks, rolling up the sleeves and lengthening the skirt. Sukeban are reported to engage in activities such as stimulant use, shoplifting, theft, and violence, but if arrested, they can be charged with the lesser offence of "pre-delinquency". The word sukeban was originally used by delinquents, but has been used by the general population since 1972.
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Many of the International Sweethearts were African American or of mixed backgrounds, and in touring the segregated southern states, Cron was often charged with illegal mixing. Dark, Jewish, Cron was introduced by the diverse band as "part Russian" to give her an aura of ethnic mystery. She darkened her looks and permed her hair to increase the air of the exotic and to fit in with the other women. The band bus often kept its shades down when travelling through the deep south and the women slept in berths on the bus, to avoid mixed accommodation laws.
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He was the only man ever to go as far as yokozuna without adopting a traditional shikona, instead fighting under his own surname of Wajima throughout his entire career. He was the first and to date only former collegiate competitor to be promoted to yokozuna. He was nicknamed the "Sumo Genius" because of his college background. His other departures from sumo norms included having his hair permed before growing a topknot, staying in luxury hotels and driving a Lincoln Continental whilst on regional sumo tours (jungyō), and associating himself with outsiders such as the yakuza and going out on late-night drinking sessions.
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The cosplayer in yellow has a punch perm A is a type of tightly permed male hairstyle in Japan. From the 1970s until the mid-1990s, it was popular among yakuza, chinpira (low-level criminals), bōsōzoku (motorcycle gang members), truck drivers, construction workers, and enka singers. The punch perm began to fall out of usage as a result of its general association with the yakuza, as well as normal fashion trends. The style is similar to the Jheri curl, which was popular in the United States during roughly the same time frame, but the curls in a punch perm are much tighter.
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During World War II, at Sweeney's suggestion, the Boston Herald began a "Rumor Clinic" to combat Axis propaganda and other kinds of harmful rumors: for example, it was rumored that after a woman with permed hair went to work in a munitions factory, her head exploded. Every Sunday the Herald selected a rumor, carefully tracked it to its source, and refuted it. Sweeney and others volunteered as "morale wardens", tracking down rumors and conferring with an investigative committee. Sweeney and the Rumor Clinic were featured in Reader's Digest and Life magazines, and similar clinics were started in other cities across the country.
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Sybil Fawlty, played by Prunella Scales, is Basil's wife. Energetic and petite, she prefers a working wardrobe of tight skirt-suits in shiny fabrics and sports a tower of permed hair augmented with hairpieces and wigs and necessitating the use of overnight curlers. She often is a more effective manager of the hotel, making sure Basil gets certain jobs done or stays out of the way when she is handling difficult guests. Typically when Basil is on the verge of meltdown due to a crisis (usually of his own making), it is Sybil who steps in to clear up the mess and bring some sense to the situation.
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Ross bemoans his predicament, noting Mike Brady would never yell at him because he had flagging grades. Ross falls asleep, and finds himself in the opening credits of The Brady Bunch., where he dreams that he is the Bradys' long-lost son, Chuck. After he gets his hair permed at Mike's suggestion, he visits with the various family members (except Greg, Jan, and Cindy), who reprise some of the scenes in the Bradys' most famous episodes ("Chuck" and Marcia running against each other for class president, "Chuck" being bullied by Buddy Hinton episode, etc.) After "Chuck" gets some advice about his poor grades from Mike, the family begins to repeat their dialogue.
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At the end of that year, Billboard magazine crowned Ronstadt with three number-one Awards for the Year: Pop Female Singles Artist of the Year, Pop Female Album Artist of the Year, and Female Artist of the Year (overall). Living in the USA showed the singer on roller skates with a newly short, permed hairdo on the album cover. Ronstadt continued this theme on concert tour promotional posters with photos of her on roller skates in a dramatic pose with a large American flag in the background. By this stage of her career, she was using posters to promote every album and concert – which at the time were recorded live on radio or television.
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In the poodle hairstyle, the hair is permed into tight curls, similar to the poodle's curly hair (curling the hair involves time and effort). This style was popularized by Hollywood actresses like Peggy Garner, Lucille Ball, Ann Sothern and Faye Emerson. In the post-war prosperous 1950s, in particular, the bouffant hair style was the most dramatic and considered an ideal style in which aerosol hairspray facilitated keeping large quantities of “backcombed or teased and frozen hair” in place. This necessitated a regimen of daily hair care to keep the bouffant in place; curlers were worn to bed and frequent visits were made to the hair stylist's salon. Mouseketeer Annette Funicello dramatically presented this hair style in the movie “Beach Party”.
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For Kennedy he had extra-large Lucite hair rollers specially made in order to stretch out her hair and lengthen it, and give her a softer hairstyle, in stark contrast to the more typical heavily permed, lacklustre hairstyles many women were receiving, which Kenneth called "washed-and-ironed". Rather than imitate these immobile coiffures, Kenneth wanted to give Kennedy and his other clients soft- looking, lustrous, full heads of hair that resembled fabric and reflected light, and that moved with the client's head yet fell back into shape. It was important to him that his clients should be able to wash their own hair and be able to maintain their appearance themselves. After Helena Rubinstein, where Kenneth worked for five years, he went on to Lilly Daché's nine-story hatmaking emporium on 56th Street.
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At the peak of the 'Second-Wave' of popularity in the 1970s/1980's a number of new brands and types of perms were introduced including 'No-Ammonia' perms and 'Soft' perms (Rave) which guaranteed 'No- Frizz' results even on bleached or tinted hair as well as "Temporary" perms that lasted only a few weeks before washing away leaving hair in virtually the same condition as before you permed. Other types included customized versions that let you adjust the curl level before you made it 'permanent' and 'spot' perms that let you curl just certain parts of your hair ( bangs, crown, ends) and leave the rest of your hair untouched. Another brand that was a household name in Britain in the late 1960s and 1970s was Twink (home perm).
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Beginning in the late 1980s, centrally parted undercuts derived from the bowl cut made a comeback among fans of new wave, synthpop, and electronic music as an alternative to the mullets and backcombed hair of glam metal bands. A collar-length version of the haircut, known as curtained hair, went mainstream in the early 1990s and was worn by many celebrities, most notably Tom Cruise. Another variant, with a floppy permed fringe, was known as the "meet me at McDonald's haircut" due to its popularity among fast food workers during the 1980s.Mcdonalds haircut banned Curtained hair and undercuts went out of style in the early 2000s, but underwent a revival in the early 2010s among hipsters and skaters who imitated the 1930s and 1940s version: longer with pomade in or swept to one side on top and shaved or clipped at the sides.
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In the 1980s, she is still athletic, but less of a tomboy, and by the time of the paperback series, is responsible, holding a part-time job in several of the stories. Interior illustration artists Ruth Sanderson and Paul Frame depict the character with bobbed, permed hair, simpler than her friends, but not really short in comparison. This incarnation also essentially dresses the same as Bess and Nancy, with the preppy dominated skirts, clogs, and polo shirts of the decade. George is much more adventurous than her cousin, but has evolved entirely away from the rude girl of the earliest stories, and is responsible, often kept out of the action by prior athletic commitments or by part-time jobs; she is the only one of the three main female characters who works independently, instead of securing jobs temporarily to investigate clues.
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Humor and frivolity became a popstar way of defying the occupying powers and couture survived. Although some have argued that the reason it endured was due to the patronage of the wives of wealthy Nazis, records reveal that, aside from the usual wealthy Parisiennes, it was an eclectic mix of the wives of foreign ambassadors, clients from the black market, and miscellaneous other patrons of the salons (among whom German women were but a minority) that kept the doors open at fashion houses such as Jacques Fath, Maggy Rouff, Marcel Rochas, Jeanne Lafaurie, Nina Ricci, and Madeleine Vramant. Permed hairstyles remained standard, although during the '40s, this evolved into a bobbed roll along the lower part of the hairline. During the Occupation, the only true way for a woman to flaunt her extravagance or add color to a drab outfit was to wear a hat.
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Temple's original title was Weep for Tomorrow, but this was changed before the play went into production.Anthony Aldgate, James C Robertson, Censorship in Theatre and Cinema, Edinburgh University Press 2005 In her stage directions, Temple offered the following description of the central figure, Mrs Voray: "She is about 40, and her black hair, lately 'permed', hangs in curls about her shoulders, making her look rather older than she wishes to appear. Her face is clumsily made-up. She is fond of glassy-looking satin blouses in crude colours ... A cigarette hangs from her lips."Joan Temple, No Room at the Inn, in Embassy Successes II 1945-1946: National Velvet, Skipper Next to God, No Room at the Inn, Sampson Low, Marston & Co 1946 Directed by Anthony Hawtrey, No Room at the Inn opened at the Embassy Theatre in Swiss Cottage, north London on 10 July 1945, with Freda Jackson, Ursula Howells, Joan Dowling and Ruth Dunning heading a cast of 14.
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" Released in September 1974, No Other reached a disappointing peak of #144 on the Billboard charts without any active promotion from the label, barring the release of two promotional 7" vinyl singles: "No Other" and "The True One" in January 1975, and "Life's Greatest Fool" backed with "From a Silver Phial" in March 1975. The album was also a critical failure at the time, with many writers lambasting Kaye's "bloated" and "pretentious" production style. Further confounding matters was the album's artwork: the front cover was a collage inspired by 1920s Hollywood glamour, while the back featured a photo of the singer with permed hair and clad in full drag, frolicking at the former estate of John Barrymore. A rare fall tour staged by the singer could not salvage the endeavour, and demos for a new album—reportedly a fusion of country rock with R&B;, funk, and early disco stylings—were promptly rejected by Asylum; an unproven rumor has it that an enraged Clark nearly brawled with Geffen one night at Dan Tana's in West Hollywood when they unexpectedly ran into each other.
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