PREFERENCE FOR MEN
More men were entering the hairdressing profession probably because there was less stigma attached to it than in previous years, Mr Bryon Jones, the past-presi-dent of the Canterbury-West-land - Nelson - Marlborough Hairdressers' Association, said.
"The majority of women also like a man to style their hair as he appears to them to be stronger and more confident,” he said.
“There are women, too, who will take more advice from a man than from a girl."
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31678, 14 May 1968, Page 11
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