| Hair Club Launches Rebranding Initiative Developed by Creative ...
New York, NY, February 10, 2007 --(PR.COM)-- Hair Club, a leading provider of hair loss solutions, through the creative design work of Creative Priority, recently launched its new Web site, http://www.hairclub.com, as part of its rebranding initiative. The new site, along with other program elements will help drive awareness around the company’s new positioning, while continuing to provide customers with critical information around the issue of hair loss and regrowth. Key features of the new site include video testimonial from users, which provides prospective customers with first hand information on Hair Club’s services, as well as facts and resources about hair loss for various audiences, including men, women and children. Additionally, customers who visit the site can take advantage of the free microscopic hair and scalp analysis offer, which provides detailed information on the specifics of the hair loss problem and what solutions are likely to work best.
Yesteryear's Glamour Girl Beauty Secrets Becoming Today's Trend ...
The beauty secrets of the original glamour girls are being embraced again today. The beauty tips website, Celebrity-Beauty-Secret-Goldmine.com, reports retro beauty and fashion are invading the current popular culture. Meriden, CT (PRWeb) February 13, 2007 -- The beauty tips website, Celebrity-Beauty-Secret-Goldmine.com, reports a blossoming trend: the beauty secrets of yesteryear's glamour girls are being sought by today's culture. .
Editorial: Where is all the hair?
That's not a new thought for me, but a recent confirmed one. When I first arrived here, one of my first thoughts was "man, there are a lot of hair cutting businesses here." That, and antiques. It wasn't difficult to see that antiques could be so common here because the area is an old one and demographics are such that older people make up a larger part of the population. That, and people like antiques. But why so many hair places? I mean, older men don't usually need intensive hair styling. Let's assume that men make up roughly half the population. Women need their intensive hair stylists. But generally, a man just needs to keep the exact same style he's had for about as long as he can remember. No shampooing or hair gels, or sprays, or blowers, or mousse. Just trim it up.
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