Celebrity Hairstyist Shereese Slate Launches New National Hair & Beauty Magazine
The Red Carpet is Rolled Out For Much Needed Educational Hair & Beauty Magazine!
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We are going to feature state-of-the-art information regarding hair maintenance, the latest trends and stylist education. Shereese Hair & Beauty Magazine is designed to style, educate and inform consumers and stylist alike. Born and raised in what is known as the hair capital, the native Detroiter Shereese Slate started her quest for hair stardom in 1984. As an educator and platform artist she created new looks for the ever changing fashion trends not only nationally but globally as well. Shereese is the author of 101 Recipes For Romantic Ideas BY S. L. Slate and founder of HAIRS4U.COM; the number one information site that helps hairstylist careers advance to the next level. She believes you can enhance the lives of people by acknowledging others, being creative and helping those whom are less fortunate. |
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Hello: I am hoping to find an expert hair deigner. I live near metro Detroit. Please advise if you have any contacts that you might be able to recommend. Or, if you have any advice regarding locating a very good designer. I am caucasion with med/long hair; it is wavy and difficult.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
John Langdon
Rochester Hills Mi
Comment by John Langdon — January 14, 2007 @ 7:12 pm