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Click HERE To Go To Hairgasm.com Catalogs There's Long Hair Issues? LONGHAIRS® ACTIVISM - ISSUES AGE, MONEY, LIFESTYLE, INGREDIENTS, LUCK, AND MORE COMING. "AGE ISSUES LONGHAIRS® AND LONG HAIR" Age issues and long hair? We have enough personality to battle this conformity issue...and you can too. Even see our Metaphor pages (loosen UP and laugh a little!) People giving you attitude about your hair? WRITE US ;-) Suspect some conspiracies? WRITE US ;-) Hair and Fashion..THE INDUSTRY DISLIKES LONG HAIR SO MUCH, (it's SO much work, also it's some sort of money-issue)THAT THEY SHORTEN THE TIME-FRAME(s) THAT SOMEONE IS 'ALLOWED' TO HAVE LONG HAIR FOR IN A LIFETIME, AND SADLY MOST PEOPLE COULD BLINK, AND MISS THAT TINY AGE-OK WINDOW. but it is not true... don't believe it fotr a minute!!! (look for their 'drags-you-down' comment it's an excuse to wild on your hair.) Then they actually get to go and cut it all off and that's CALLED the makeover! LETS MAKE YOU INTO , NOT OVER, FOR A BETTER YOU. Fashion wants you a puppet... come and see 'what long hair is not' under section WHAT. BE their envy. Ba a hair-babe your loved one dreams of...as usual, MORE coming. MONEY ISSUES AND LONGHAIRS®? See the new money-honey page LIFESTYLE ISSUES AND LONGHAIRS®? Not flexible?Aside from yoga, we can help, send us your tight schedule after ordering and we'll get you happening;-) 'INGREDIENT ISSUES, LONGHAIRS® CANADA/USA' (also see A Client's Article ...Read this!! From a U.S. Customer and Fan of Us at Longhairs®: I totally understand why so many of your customers/potential customers don't understand Longhairs. Most products in the supermarkets, like Coca-Cola, Nestle, etc are publicly owned so people tend to assume all products are the same. A publicly-owned company has different rules. There isn't a big man on top, instead every person with a few extra bucks can buy a small piece, or share of the company. Even if the customer isn't a shareholder, they must be treated like a potential shareholder or potential owner - that is where the word public comes in. People have now been brainwashed that customer means owner because of publicly owned corporations. My brother helped me out with this. He's a grounds crew forman for a company that does the landscaping for the **** Inn (fancy schmancy hotel) and the Ford Motor company. The **** Inn is PRIVATELY owned and has the legal right to kick someone out for good. Meijer (a Michigan based Walmart-like store) can kick people out. Ford and Walmart are PUBLIC and they can't kick people out. Most products I know of, like Coca-Cola, Nestle, etc are publicly owned so people assume all products are the same. Even if the customer isn't a shareholder, they are treated like a potential shareholder or potential owner. People have now been brainwashed that customer means owner because of publicly owned corporations. This really sunk in the other day. I called a franchise restaurant hotline and asked what the ingredients were and they were put on guard. I then asked "are you a publicly owned comany?" and they said no. I then said, I don't care about all of your ingredients, I just want to know if you use MSG or anything with the ingredient spices, flavorings, or spice extracts and then they gave me an answer. I never realized there was a difference. Even someone smart like me assumed that all products fall under the same rules, but they don't. Most people shop at publicly owned grocery stores that only stock publicly owned products. So much of it is a game to get more money and shares and the product itself suffers because all people want is a return on their stock, not a good product. I'm pretty elitist when it comes to the products I buy. Because of this, I have to do most of my day to day shopping directly from farms and farmers markets, you and other internet sources, and my food co-op. When a product becomes public, the quality can suffer because stock owners want a return on their stock, not a good product. Good products do not make much money. The cost of the Longhairs ingredients would piss off 100% of investers if Longhairs went public because the stock owners were buy Longhairs stock to make a profit, not because they love the product. However, as a private business, if you sold crap, then no one would buy it because you don't have thousands of owners who work as sales people for you. They bought your stock to make a profit, not because they love your product. However, as a private business, if you sold crap, then no one would buy it because you don't have thousands of owners who work as scrupulous sales people for you. Feel free to use any of this text with others! Even people like Dr. Merc that you love, are getting tainted with the idea of accumulating wealth. The problem is, people are forced to play this wealth accumulation investment game because the US dollar (and other dollars) have inflation built into them. The government didn't want some average citizen stashing away money in a shoe box under their bed. Many times, the publicly owned product turns into just an idea. A few years ago, people were investing madly in tech stock. Why did the stocks crash when you are at home reading this on your computer? They crashed because people were buying the stocks for much more than what they were worth. People realized what their real worth was and the prices dropped to that price. The same thing will happen in the pharmeceutical companies. If you still don't get it, would you buy a stuffed animal for $300.00 USD? Probably not, it should only be worth say, $10.00 USD. However, what if this stuffed animal was named Beanie Baby? The idea and name sold for $300 USD, but the real worth is still only a few dollars. People are forced to play this wealth accumulation investment game because the US dollar (and other dollars) have inflation built into them. The government didn't want some average citizen stashing away money in a shoe box under their bed. This is what happened when the gold standard was taken away. If you stash your money under your bed it will eventually become worthless. The only way to save your money is to buy things that have worth, like a house, land, a piece of a company, etc. Even if you just put your money in a regular bank account, the bankers are taking your money and investing to make more money for their bank. Where do you think your interest comes from? I'm sure someone is reading this and thinking of all the great reasons for capitalism and publicly owned corporations. My point isn't to attack this. My point is to help others understand how things work. Get educated, don't be a pawn, respect those who care about their creations and craft, and spend your hard-earned money on real products instead of pie-in-the-sky ideas. EDITORS NOTE: IF THERE ARE 3 HUGE CONGLOMERATES DOMINATING THE MARKET, WHAT DO THEY HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT???? NOT EVEN EACHOTHER!!

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