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Article: TRENDS IN MEN'S STYLES COME AND GO WITH WINDS OF CHANGE.(Living Today)
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- Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
- Article date:
- July 9, 1986
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Byline: Irene Gardner Keeney
The potential for hair to make a social, fashion or political statement is clear to any parent who has survived an offspring's adolescence.
Parents in the 1920s - when the flapper cut was the trend - probably groaned just as much as their counterparts in the '60s when long hair - for males - was in vogue.
Experimenting with hair styles has been a preoccupation of mankind at least since the Stone Age, according to HAIR, an acronym for the Hair Awareness, Information and Research Group, a professional service of the Upjohn Co.
And, as the following clearly demonstrates, the more things change, the more they ...