Definition of hairdresser
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: a person whose occupation is the dressing or cutting of hair
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Examples of hairdresser in a Sentence
she recommended her hairdresser to a friend who wanted to get a perm
Recent Examples of hairdresser from the Web
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If your hair is brittle and breaking, run to a hairdresser for some deep conditioning love.
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But who are your hairdressers, who are your makeup designers?
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Your husband loves your bangs even if your hairdresser doesn’t.
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This loss wasn’t something a hairdresser could handle.
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A day later, Rihanna posted a video of her hairdresser wearing a wig and singing the same song, picking up where Teyana left off to suggest they weren't impressed with her skills.
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How about a reality show where various hairdressers compete to become John Travolta's next wig maker, or a cartoon history of the Galactic Confederacy?
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In other style notes, Catherine Deneuve’s hairdresser charges 692 euros for a cut.
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Customers can call the salon at 502-899-9113 for information about where their hairdressers will be going.
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HAIRDRESSER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of hairdresser for English Language Learners
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: a person who cuts and shapes hair
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Definition of hairdresser for Students
: a person who styles or cuts hair
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