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An honest perspective and unfiltered conversations about life and success as a hairstylist in a small town salon.
Host Casey Taylor peels back the misconceptions about the beauty industry and what life is actually like as a small town stylist who refuses to be held back by location, population size, or anyone else's limiting beliefs.
Sometimes she's sassy, other times she's vulnerable, but she is always honest and not afraid to shake the industry up a little bit.
Subscribe and listen to better yourself and your business as a small town stylist.
Host Casey Taylor peels back the misconceptions about the beauty industry and what life is actually like as a small town stylist who refuses to be held back by location, population size, or anyone else's limiting beliefs.
Sometimes she's sassy, other times she's vulnerable, but she is always honest and not afraid to shake the industry up a little bit.
Subscribe and listen to better yourself and your business as a small town stylist.
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Thank you for listening to this heavier episode of Morbid Hair History where I aim to expose the the disturbing use and weaponization of hair during WWII, and the importance of understanding the role hair plays throughout history. SOURCES:Women’s hair in Lager narratives by Barbara Czarneckahttps://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/6cd4/72dd68945907e28373aace2e71a1ec87342e.pdfNazi Recycling and the Remnants of GenocideAnne Berghttps://journals.openedition.org/temoigner/12913Sydney Jewish Museum - BlanketDonated by Olga Horak (née Rosenberger)https://sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au/collection/collection-item-5/.
SOURCE: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-writhing-weave/
That's a wrap on season 2 of Small Town Stylist podcast! be sure to follow me @caseytaylorstylist for updates on my life and business. I will still be sharing Morbid Hair History episodes on Monday's, this is just a break from the regular wednesday episodes.
SOURCES:https://resolve.cambridge.org/core/books/abs/medieval-clothing-and-textiles/eyebrows-hairlines-and-hairs-less-in-sight-female-depilation-in-late-medieval-europe/098B680153352A9D81BF7AE6B4148FBFhttps://artwithtosca.com/on-renaissance-gentlewomen-receding-hairline/https://www.eternalgoddess.co.uk/posts/medieval-body-hair-and-the-curious-practice-of-forehead-plucking
Merry Christmas! I hope you enjoy this casual holiday episode where I share my favorite books of the year.
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