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Synopsis
As a collection of the most disturbing hairstyles ever, "Bad Hair" Days isn't one for the faint-hearted! Mullets, quiffs, bouffes and flicks are just some of the follicle atrocities to have emerged from barbers' shops over the last 30 years - indeed, today they are often still proudly on display in the windows of traditional barbers. Here, collected in book form for the first - and possibly last - time, are the best of the worst of these gems, culled from the windows of hairdressers across the land. Now facing a tough onslaught from the sleek new designer salons, it may not be long before the familiar barbers' poles and cutthroats vanish forever, so if you're into tightly permed fringes or a Lady Di wave effect (and in 1981 a lot of men were), read on another hair-raisingly shocking book from the publishers of "The Mullet".
About the Author
Bad Hair is James Innes-Smith’s first book. An actor, he prides himself on having a particularly fine head of hair.
As a collection of the most disturbing hairstyles ever, "Bad Hair" Days isn't one for the faint-hearted! Mullets, quiffs, bouffes and flicks are just some of the follicle atrocities to have emerged from barbers' shops over the last 30 years - indeed, today they are often still proudly on display in the windows of traditional barbers. Here, collected in book form for the first - and possibly last - time, are the best of the worst of these gems, culled from the windows of hairdressers across the land. Now facing a tough onslaught from the sleek new designer salons, it may not be long before the familiar barbers' poles and cutthroats vanish forever, so if you're into tightly permed fringes or a Lady Di wave effect (and in 1981 a lot of men were), read on another hair-raisingly shocking book from the publishers of "The Mullet".
About the Author
Bad Hair is James Innes-Smith’s first book. An actor, he prides himself on having a particularly fine head of hair.