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    Taste of the tropics

    Nov 11, 2020 3 minutes
    BY KIRSTY MCKENZIE,
    PHOTOGRAPHY ANASTASIA KARIOFYLLIDIS

    Hairdressing is practically a performance art as it requires constant social interaction, attention to detail, creativity and good listening and communication skills. No client wants a stylist to have an “off day”, therefore it’s also a pretty unforgiving profession. So it was hardly surprising back in the early 2000s when Newstead stylists Graham Young and Glenn Rogerson decided they needed an escape from their workaday world.

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