Synonyms
Examples for "beautician"
Examples for "beautician"
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Trips to the beautician have taken even more of a back seat.
2
She went blind when a beautician dyeing her eyelashes sprayed her eyes.
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She is a beautician, and her husband works as a car mechanic.
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Hindley is a beautician with a small salon in a village outside Leeds.
5
We spoke to a barber, newsagent, beautician, tattoo artist and bartender to find out.
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If your gardener is fantastic, they aren't necessarily a good hair stylist.
2
We didn't even have a hair stylist for the first four seasons.
3
An Irish hair stylist is responsible for Taylor Swift's new haircut.
4
Parke later asked Prince's hair stylist Earl Jones about the comment.
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Palmer will marry celebrity hair stylist Tanya Stine in Los Angeles.
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A hair dresser comes twice a week to do your hair.
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The hair dresser went away with the wig and she turned gaily to Christophe:
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It's after eleven, and the hair dresser coming at twelve.
4
I'm an administrative assistant, not a friggin' hair dresser.
5
MANY people have been asking me recently about the role of the celebrity hair dresser in today's society.
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The hair dresser from the minister?
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She has access to resources to have a great life, not to mention her grandmother was a hair dresser.
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The hair dresser had shown her a new way to dress her hair and she tried it now herself.
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She had accompanied "the Marchioness" to France, and had had lessons in Cannes from a hair dresser, masseuse, and manicurist.
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A Negro lawyer, doctor, dressmaker, music teacher, hair dresser and mechanic do well in some instances, because they receive patronage from the whites.
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In one spot a hair dresser had set up his tonsorial parlor in the open, and his customers formed in line awaiting their turns.
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Ladies' Hair Dresser and Wig Maker.
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"We shall see whether the Queen of France asks permission of her subjects to employ a male or female hair dresser!"
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"Last June," Bob recalled, "Dottie and I were at home with a friend, a lady hair dresser, who happens to be psychic.