Stay Young Forever
A cut and a color may be the key.
Friday, Mar 20, 2009 | Updated 7:30 PM CST
AP
Sometimes your hair can make or break you.
advertisement
Linda Larsen is looking for a change and believes a more youthful appearance can give her an edge in business and in life.
"First impressions go a long way, so in the business industry or wherever you are, I think a first impression is really important and the better you look, the more attention you're going to get from that point on",said the 52 year old North Texan.
"Sometimes you look at yourself year after year, but your body is changing, and your hair is not. Sometimes your hair needs to change with the times, with your appearance," said Dallas hair stylist Blaine.
Posted Wednesday, Jul 29, 2009 - 3:58 PM CST
What's New
Find gift guides, where to eat, and how to survive the most romantic day of the year.
Check Out
© 2012 NBCUniversal, Inc. All rights reserved.
Portions by Broadcast Interactive Media.
A Division of NBCUniversal