From ’Hair Metal’ to ’Bridgerton’, The Hair Historian Describes How Hair Shapes History
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Show Notes
This episode is a repost of the interview from Season 1 Episode 11.
Interview with The Hair Historian
UK-based Rachel Gibson shares her extensive experience working as an editor for salon professional publications and as “The Hair Historian” — her popular Instagram account. Gibson covers her favorite era for hair, why women began cutting their hair in the 20th century, and how 2020/21's hair will be remembered.
Gibson launched the above-mentioned Hair Historian in 2016 as an Instagram account combining her passions for art and hair history and has been featured as a hair history expert on the BBC and in titles including Time, Vogue, Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The Atlantic, and many more.
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