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Hair-Raiser
It?s not about the bike, it?s the bike helmet, specifically the helmet hair that results after even the least strenuous pedal to the video store.
These Days, Nitpickers Make House Calls
When people call Linda Strand a nitpicker, they?re not kidding.
Shorn Under a Good Sign
Spiff, the new grooming salon for men in Midtown, offers old-fashioned shaves as well as manicures and pedicures.
Field of Facial Hair Helps a Place in Baseball History
In Hoboken, N.J., a charity mustache competition is part of an effort to refurbish a metal plaque that commemorates a baseball game played June 19, 1846.
Hair Analysis Deflates Napoleon Poisoning Theories
A detailed analysis of hairs taken from Napoleon?s head at four times in his life casts doubt on the theory that he died from arsenic poisoning.
Zapping Teenage Torment
Removing hair, like getting braces, is making the transition from vanity to necessity for increasingly more parents and their girls and boys.
New Math for Men: Subtract Just a Little Gray
These days, a man's hair color (mainly grays) is more a matter of tweaking than hiding.
Gangster Love: Mob Movies Are a Hit at a Manhattan Barber Shop
A Manhattan barber will offer you a trim and a movie you can?t refuse.
Instant Do
For the curious who wish to test-drive hairstyles, check out these Web sites.
To Cut or What? The World Butts In
An increasing number of Internet users are polling online to decide whether to trim or grow, to shave or cultivate a goatee.
The Barber of Warm Feelings
His name is handed like a gift from man to man, admitting them to a little relic of the SoHo of old.
A Girl?s Life, With Highlights
Hair treatments like full-color dye plus highlights, once reserved for women with salaries and mortgages, have increasingly become the norm for pre-pubescent girls.
The Color of Rebellion, Once Upon a Time
The founders of Manic Panic reminisce about the heyday of punk and the birth of their company, best known for producing hair dye in colors like Ultra Violet and Cotton Candy Pink.
The Head That Wears the Crown
The model Agyness Deyn is the inspiration for the boy-short, peroxide-blond heads of hair that are appearing all over fashionable London.
Of Course I Washed My Hair Last Year (I?m Almost Certain)
There's a movement afoot, or maybe ahead, to shampoo less often.

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