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44 | 53.01% |
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20 | 24.10% |
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16 | 19.28% |
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3 | 3.61% |
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4 December 2013, 05:55 PM
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Real Name: Rocky
Location: Australia
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I started going to women's hairdressers 40 years ago when I had a head of thick wavey shoulder-length hair. 30 years ago when I married, I started going to my wife's hairdresser. Still going to the same lady, but now she doesn't have much to work with. By the time she retires I won't need a hairdresser.
A$15. - great value.
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