If You Don't Look Good, We Don't

Hair Excited Me. As The Old Ways - Backcombing, Rollers And Rigidity - Went Out Of The Window, I Started To Feel The Possibilities In Front Of My Eyes.

If Someone Were To Ask Me, 'what's The Number One Thing, In Essence, That You Left Behind?'... It Was The Teaching Of Others, So That They Could Take My Work And Take It Further.

I Was Born In 1928 And By 1931 The Depression Was Beginning To Mount.

If You Look Good, We Look Good.

So I Was Shampooing At 14. But I've Always Thought That Had I The Opportunity For An Education, I Would Have Been An Architect. There's No Question About It.