Karissah is back for another haircut, this time for a Chelsea hairstyle and face shave. First there's a short interview about her upcoming haircut. Next, Karissah, who is wearing a retro bikini and stockings, first has the neck strip wrapped around her neck before the barber draps a leopard-print cape over her. The barber chair is reclined back for a quick hair washing before her hair is briefly dried with a towel, and her hair slicked back in several ways and styles, such as the 'duck tail', with Brylcreem. Next, 1920's fingerwaving clamps are placed into Karissah's hair, and the cape replaced with a white lacy comb-out cape. Ear protectors cover her ears, and she sits until the hair dryer for a bit over 30 minutes. At one point, Karissah is looking very warm, so the cape is removed. Soon the baking time is up, a pinstriped cape covers her, and the clamps are removed, resulting in a nice fingerwaved style.

Karissah's is reclined back into the shampoo bowl once more for a quick shampoo, and her hair is toweled dry. Once the hair has been sectioned, the stylist uses the Oster clippers on the nape first, working his way up. Eventually, Karissah will have a Chelsea haircut (bald head, but with long bangs), but the stylist will do the haircut slowly in a few stages first. A scissors, thinning sears, and duster are also used to perfect the haircuts. Picture in picture is used often to make sure that nothing is missed. There are lots of fantastic close-ups. At the end, Kat lathers Karissah's face and head (not the front with the bangs) and uses a straight-edge razor to make Karissah's head quite smooth.

A note about this video - it has okay sound quality. Unfortunately, the air conditioner was turned on, as this video was shot in summer.

Karissah's make-up was done by Angela aka Esthetic Salvation.

Video Details

• Format: color
• DVD Length: approx. 3 hours and 16 minutes
• Language: English
• Region Code Free

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