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If you can only imagine wigs on cabaret drag queens, clubbers in retro dress at the carwash or Cher, then it is time to alter your perception. Wigs are now ready to become the new fashion accessory for all (honestly), with the launch of NewHair. |
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| Citigroup Photography Prize opens alongside the images of catastrophy from Simon Norfolk at the Photographers Gallery. Private view 6:30-8:30pm. 5&8 Great Newport Street, WC2. Free. | ||||
Nothing common about hotly tipped The Ordinary Boys at 100 Club tonight. 7:30pm. 100 Oxford Street, W1. £7. |
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Yes, wigs have been around for years, but because of the birth of NewHair they now actually look authentic. This newfound realism comes from a design that allows some of the natural hair to be brushed over the wig, therefore giving the illusion that all the hair is growing out of the head! There are 45 varieties, so you can 'turn back time' and correct that disastrous mullet (that seemed like such a good idea at the time), or simply use one to change your image. There's no damage to the hair and unlike the hairdressers cut, they're not permanent. Wigs are no longer exclusively for pop divas, so forget the hairdressers for instant metamorphosis; go and buy NewHair. |
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Housewife-superstar Bobby Baker brings acclaimed Box Story to the Pit at Barbican. 7:45pm. Silk St, EC2. £12. 0845 120 7518 or online. |
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| Class short fiction at the RFH as Alasdair Gray, Ali Smith and Will Self read from their new collections. 7:30pm. Belvedere Road, SE1. £8.50. 020 7960 4242 or online. | ||||
NewHair from Imiis
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The Somerset House skating season's over but the kitsch fun is just getting started for Holidays on Ice at Wembley. 7:30pm. Empire Way, HA9. £10-24. 0845 367 8000. |
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