njlauren
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While the original post is wank fodder, I would guarantee that, in case someone actually reads this wondering, others had great answers, there are lists online of CD friendly resources, or if not, the phone is a wonderful thing, call up and tell the person the situation and see what they say. I had my first makeover/makeup lessons that way years ago, and the woman in question still cuts my and my family's hair 15 years later:). I would recommend a small shop rather than a busy salon. A salon run by a gay guy may be more sympathetic, but don't count on it, especially the ones that are higher end may want less to do with a CD or Sissy then a 'regular' shop would, don't count on a gay guy necessarily being more sympathetic, and no, most gay hairstylists , least the ones I know, are not into doing drag (some do, of course, but that is a stereotype that if it was ever true, prob died with the Christopher street clone look). Put it this way, a lot of beauty salons and such aren't going to turn away a paying customer, not if they are smart, and the worse they can see is 'no thank you'. They may want to take the person as last client of the day or something, not wanting to bother other customers, but I suspect it won't be that hard.
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