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Wacky Name Wednesdays! - Teazie Weazie!
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And what is this wacky stuff?
"Soapless Powder Shampoo with the sophisticated French Perfume"
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So who is this guy? He's Raymond Bessone, and he taught Vidal Sassoon how to cut hair, for one thing.
He sounds like a kick:
Bessone was the first hairdresser to appear on television, and had his own show at Saturday teatime.[8] Regarded as Britain's first celebrity hairdresser, he cultivated a faux French accent and a camp manner.[9] Bessone liked to pace around his salon and, if a customer approached him, he would then exclaim with exasperation, "Madam, can you not see that I am meditating!"[5] His Knightsbridge salon was replete with gilt mirrors, chandeliers, and champagne fountains.[10]
and finally
by using Teazie Weazie
And what is this wacky stuff?
"Soapless Powder Shampoo with the sophisticated French Perfume"
SEE MORE OF MR. TEAZIE WEAZIE
So who is this guy? He's Raymond Bessone, and he taught Vidal Sassoon how to cut hair, for one thing.
He sounds like a kick:
Bessone was the first hairdresser to appear on television, and had his own show at Saturday teatime.[8] Regarded as Britain's first celebrity hairdresser, he cultivated a faux French accent and a camp manner.[9] Bessone liked to pace around his salon and, if a customer approached him, he would then exclaim with exasperation, "Madam, can you not see that I am meditating!"[5] His Knightsbridge salon was replete with gilt mirrors, chandeliers, and champagne fountains.[10]
and finally
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