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Examples
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And you know what that means besides a big spike in hair-coloring sales and instant billionaire status for whoever makes the first pair of comfortable high heels?
Doctors Making Housecalls: 8 Ways Post 50s Are Transforming Health Care The Huffington Post 2012
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What's gotta be understood is this: Formulas (formulae?) are for Julia Child recipes and hair-coloring, but never for Hollywood or Broadway fare.
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Hair salons heavily push hair-coloring products, too.
What Women Want Paco Underhill 2010
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Hair salons heavily push hair-coloring products, too.
What Women Want Paco Underhill 2010
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What's gotta be understood is this: Formulas (formulae?) are for Julia Child recipes and hair-coloring, but never for Hollywood or Broadway fare.
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"Well ... it looks like one of those hair-coloring things."
Rick Horowitz: There's Nothing Wrong with Geithner's Brain... 2009
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What's gotta be understood is this: Formulas (formulae?) are for Julia Child recipes and hair-coloring, but never for Hollywood or Broadway fare.
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Stop using hairsprays, gels and hair-coloring products.
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The men's hair-coloring business is now above $100 million, three to five times what it was 10 years ago, says Combe Inc., maker of Grecian Formula and Just for Men.
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The cosmetic industry estimates that between one half and two thirds of adult American women and many men regularly use some kind of hair-coloring product — and sales are steadily climbing as the baby boomers age.
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