My Mother Had A Premonition And She

A Working Woman Could Save A Few Shillings A Week, And Then Every Five Weeks She'd Come In And We'd Cut Her Hair. She Could Shampoo It Under The Shower, Swing It And Dry It Off Or Just Let It Dry By Itself. It Changed The Lives Of Many Young Girls Who'd Never Had The Opportunity To Be Styled Like That Before.

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.

During The Late '20s My Father Left Us. My Mother Was In A Complete Hole With No Money, And We Were Evicted.

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.

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