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Those long-haired beauties and fortunate gents
Cannot resist a good comb, now and then; A device that serves no purpose Other than to separate and smooth One’s plentiful head of straight or curly hair… Using a bathroom or bedroom mirror, One might glide a comb through Their clean and stylish do, All the way to those billowy, flowing ends – This complimentary and necessary reshaping Of one’s locks communicating interest In a level of beauty and refinement; A light at the end of a very long and dark tunnel, Precipitated by the ideals on which A prolific aura depends!
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