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Maid, but the hair isn\u2019t as important as it was in the time of\u00a0Hairspray.<\/em>\u00a0People had the most ludicrous hairdos and would sleep with toilet paper around their head. The hair today is so different. A faux mohawk look? Now Trump supporters wear that. Dyeing your hair green? Your mother does that now. It was so radical in\u00a0Pink Flamingos<\/em>\u00a0when we did it, but you couldn\u2019t buy it. They had to bleach their hair out to white and then use India ink and magic marker to get that color.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Divine hated being a hairdresser. His mother made him become one. . . . He took it out on the customers; he\u2019d go through their pocketbook, steal the women\u2019s coats. When he was growing up in high school, his mother forced him to stay home and do her hair every night. That was hairdo abuse!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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