Stereotypes Of Babes

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We all struggle to grow our hair out let’s be honest, we get ambitious and cut it, or you like me, were one of the millions of granny hair women (yeah… you remember that fad) so you bleached your hair the whitest white and BAM it’s never the same again or broke off faster than your last relationship. Or... you're an an amazing mom or grandmother and the candles keep increasing on your birthday cake, but your hair does the opposite and keeps getting thinner and thinner.

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