#haircuts

#haircuts

Baseball players like to feel comfortable wearing their hats but also look good when taking them off. That's where sophomore JV baseball player Noah Nolasco from Birmingham High comes into play. He's been cutting hair for players in the East Valley, from Birmingham to Poly to Sylmar to Bishop Alemany. He's been busy because the playoffs are taking place, and players are apparently following the philosophy "look good, feel good, play good."

While Ovi has a designated Subway employee who personally delivers his food to his car before road trips - hey, you gotta avoid the crowds on such a tight schedule - he's kept things about the same as you and I would with haircuts, which blew the minds recently of his Capitals teammates. Ovechkin - a former Hair Cuttery spokesman - made the revelation inside

Celebrities committed to full-on transformations this year - and transform they did. Longtime blondes and brunettes swapped places, cowboy copper proved to be the color of the season (again), and bobs became the unofficial red-carpet uniform. Bella Hadid brought old-money energy with a "supermodel blonde" debut at Cannes - courtesy of colorist Jacob Schwartz, who also masterminded Lisa's "soft mink blonde" Coachella look and Sydney Sweeney's "bleached suede" bob.

A Londoner has flown from the capital to Morocco to get his hair cut as he claims it's cheaper than going locally. Muscab Salad, 22, was looking for a new haircut before flying to Barcelona and wanted a better price than the 41 he usually pays. He said that since Arab countries are known for their barbers he decided to take a look at flights on Skyscanner, spotted one to Morocco and snapped it up for 15.