Photo Essay

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Hairstory: A Day in the Life of Danielle


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  1. Rachel DrummondNovember 27, 2018 at 2:12 PM

    This is awesome! You've got some great shots in this essay Melissa and I love the conversational flow. I couldn't help laughing at the comfy green chairs being the perfect spot to decide if you want bangs or not! Real world dilemmas waiting for your stylist! ;)

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  2. Jenni Szajnzinger - CMNS 150November 29, 2018 at 3:17 PM

    This photo essay is amazing. Danielle's personality and aesthetic really shines through, and I love that you give such a detailed account of the hair styling process! Your captions were short, concise, and perfectly explained the day!!

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