#hair stylist
I love this yellow hair from today so much! It’s gorgeous! Cartoon blonde!
AMELIA HART HAIR AND MAKEUP, Portland, OR
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This cute hair is getting a lot of reblogs today!
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Vado dalla mia coiffeuse old style per rasarmi i capelli. Le provoco ogni volta un fastidio esistenziale che la manda in corto circuito: le donne non possono avere i capelli corti. Tornando a casa vedo i manichini pelati. Cosa stai cercando di dirmi universo, che anche i manichini “burlano giù” (cadono) o che era meglio se mi rasavo direttamente a zero come una Britney Spears tossica delle valli?
This is the cutest fucking thing.
Frank! He is soo over it.
Poor Frankie.
got my hair professionally done for a wedding and i was obsessed - braid goes all around to the front. SO much hair spray and bobby pins! My hair is normally pin straight
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It’s Excessive Occupational Licensing, Charlie Brown!
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This cartoon is a collaboration with Becky Hawkins. Becky and I have done other political cartoons together, and we also collaborate on our webcomic SuperButch.
To read my notes about the cartoon, check out the original patreon post!
Transcript:
TRANSCRIPT OF CARTOON
This cartoon has four panels, plus a small extra “kicker” panel below the bottom of the strip. Each panel has the same setting – a green field with blue sky, and a childish booth, drawn to resemble Lucy’s “psychiatric help, the doctor is in” booth from the comic strip Peanuts. But this booth says “State Legislature, the Senator is in.”
Behind the desk is a white man with gray hair and a conservative suit and tie.
Panel 1
The Senator sits behind his booth, listening with his head resting on one hand. A Black person with braided hair has walked up to the booth and is talking to him.
BRAIDER: I’m starting a business braiding Black people’s hair. But the law says I can’t until I’ve taken two thousand hours of training in styling white people’s hair.
Panel 2
The Braider keeps on talking, getting a bit more passionate. Behind them, a grinning man wearing a v-neck shirt and a blazer, with a full beard and carefully styled hair, walks on, waving “hi.”
BRAIDER: Even becoming an Emergency Medical Technician only takes thirty three hours of training! This makes no sense!
SENATOR: This is Bob Johnson of the State Hairdresser’s Association. What do you say, Bob?
Panel 3
Bob leans his elbow on the Senator’s desk, oozing confidence. The Senator listens like an attentive schoolboy. Behind Bob, unnoticed, the Braider looks angry and appalled.
BOB: It’s far too dangerous to permit competit- I mean, to permit unlicensed hair braiding.
BOB: On a completely unrelated note, we’re increasing our donation to your re-election campaign.
Panel 4
The Senator, with a satisfied air, leans back on his chair, hands behind his head and feet on his desk. Bob grins and makes a “hand gun” gesture towards the Senator. The braider raises her hands into the air, and has a huge open mouth of despair and objection as she yells.
SENATOR: After careful deliberation, I’ve concluded unlicensed braiding would be a grave threat to public safety.
BOB: Thanks, Jeff. Lunch?
BRAIDER: THIS IS A TERRIBLE SYSTEM!
Small kicker panel below the bottom of the strip.
The Senator is talking to the braider.
SENATOR: If you don’t want to buy thousands of hours of training about white people’s hair, aren’t youtherealracist?
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Pretty honored to be the first male house model for House of POp in town. We made a film. Check it out!
