Is that true? Holli: It really depends. What does a salon haircut look like? The longer I can make a haircut last the more options I have for the next haircut. Where did you grow up? In California. And how and why did you start cutting hair? Did you already have a signature haircut in high school?
My hair is really curly, so it always got mushroomy. I used a ton of pomade. I even used Knox gelatin, which is what people use for Mohawks, but I used it to flatten my hair, just to make it look as wet as possible.
Based on your look today, you still do! Yeah, I still do. Then I had short hair, and then dry hair, I had mullets…my whole idea is to not have a haircut.
I want to keep my big hair, and I want to keep its natural color. I want to wear zero make-up, and I like my hair grey. It had never even occurred to me that any of that was not natural. It has somehow started allowing people who have premature grey. Everybody wants to play with color. Getting color is old news now. Is there a style you hate? Or where you are like: thank you, absolutely not? Oh, I love bi-level!
Yeah, there are like so many variations of it. But if someone says to me — business in the front, party in the back — I could kill myself. If I told you now, Holli, I want to dye my hair pink. What would you say? I think you should do it! I prefer to do color on wigs, not on clients. Is cutting hair ever sexual? It has been. Is that okay? Discovery, drugs. Raw talent, like historically acid, crack… And music. How important is music? It makes me feel in a mediative space and like creative space, all my deepest feelings, and all of my sensitivity and my empath persona.
