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With just a bit more facial hair... |
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Brad Pitt: The Golden Movie Star Years |
Brad Pitt is a chameleon when it comes to his hair – both
his facial hair and that on his head. Granted, he often is required to do so
for movie roles, but a retrospective of the many stylings of Brad shows that he
also does so for himself.
I think this is the perfect opportunity for us to
encourage our male readers that it is OK to make changes – there’s nothing to
be afraid of. Brad Pitt will get to look back and remember all of his different
hair personas, but what about you?
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Darker, with goatee |
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At his blondest, and more bearded |
Hair is the perfect thing to experiment with
because you can always go back. As you can see from Mr. Pitt, you can
experiment with a variety of personalities, and then look back at some point
and be happy that you didn’t look the same for all those years.
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Long and clean shaven |
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Hair shorn, with a hint of facial hair |
The great thing about changing your hair is that it’s not a
big investment; it’s not a car or a house, and it’s a quick change. You might
like it, and prove to yourself that change can be good. We experience it every
day in the salon; when someone does make a change, the reactions are almost
always on the positive side: “Wow, you look great! What did you do?” Whether
it’s a new cut or haircolor or highlights, whether you add a mustache or a
goatee – almost any facial hair – the reaction if someone hasn’t seen you for a
while is invariably positive.
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Blonde again, and beardless |
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At Cannes this year, au natural |
I myself am always changing, either my facial hair or I’m
cutting my hair, letting it grow; it’s good to be different in life, it’s good
to experiment. Be daring, be experimental, change your hair, and look for the
reaction. And as I said, it’s not something you can’t change back to its
natural way. So take a chance, buddy. And if you come into the salon for a change,
we’ll do before-and-after pictures so you can look back at your
transformations, just like Brad Pitt.
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