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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width="100%" background=/content/templates/template-files/bg_white_article.gif border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=bottom>Paul Mitchell donates his ponytail to charity
NEW YORK: Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Talk about locks of love. Paul Mitchell hair apparent John Paul DeJoria is cutting off his trademark ponytail for charity.
The hairdo guru, whose motto is “success unshared is failure,†has made a deal with TV personality Leeza Gibbons, agreeing to make the big chop for $40,000. DeJoria’s famous friends and family have contributed to the donation pool, which will benefit the Red Cross.
This isn’t the first time DeJoria has gone big for a good cause: He also works with Sir Paul McCartney to banish landmines, teaming up with the MINESEEKERS organization to help afflicted countries, and trekking to South Africa for conferences with Nelson Mandela and Brad Pitt.
Besides crusading for world peace, DeJoria is waging war on the haircare black market: his recent TV commercials feature a lecture on the dangers of buying Paul Mitchell at a drugstore. Apparently, legit Paul Mitchell product is only sold at your favorite salon.
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NEW YORK: Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Talk about locks of love. Paul Mitchell hair apparent John Paul DeJoria is cutting off his trademark ponytail for charity.
The hairdo guru, whose motto is “success unshared is failure,†has made a deal with TV personality Leeza Gibbons, agreeing to make the big chop for $40,000. DeJoria’s famous friends and family have contributed to the donation pool, which will benefit the Red Cross.
This isn’t the first time DeJoria has gone big for a good cause: He also works with Sir Paul McCartney to banish landmines, teaming up with the MINESEEKERS organization to help afflicted countries, and trekking to South Africa for conferences with Nelson Mandela and Brad Pitt.
Besides crusading for world peace, DeJoria is waging war on the haircare black market: his recent TV commercials feature a lecture on the dangers of buying Paul Mitchell at a drugstore. Apparently, legit Paul Mitchell product is only sold at your favorite salon.
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