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Cosmetologist Stereotypes Redefined

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Amanda

Worcester, MA
United States
Cosmetologist
Single Mother
Abuse Survivor
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Constantly Trying to find new ways to help develop & improve my Community around me because all it takes is one person to notice and want to do the same, so I might NOT get everybody's attention but as long as I know that I got someone's attention is what Matters.
Why are you participating?: 

Because I BELIEVE this is AN Amazing way to Bring Awareness to Everyone AROUND US. THAT We're In This World Together & although we ALL May have different sizes, shapes, & colors WE Are ALL the SAME No Matter If Our Situations, Circumstances or Backgrounds aren't the SAME.

Karen

Franklin, MA
United States
Business Major
Cosmetologist
Pagan
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I pay for services and tolls for cars behind me when in drive through lanes.
Why are you participating?: 

I want to support this project, to increase acceptance of people as individuals, and eliminate judgement based on misinformation or a lack of education. A job, body type or cultural background does not define an individual.

Danielle

Sutton, MA
United States
Adopted
Dog Lover
Cosmetologist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I try to compliment at least one person a day. It's such an easy, free way to help boost someone's mood.
Why are you participating?: 

Labels affect everyone. This project seems like a great way to start spreading some positivity!

Gretta

Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
Extroverted
Young Adult
Cosmetologist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
My good deed is my chosen life profession as a cosmetologist and bringing people's inner beauty to the surface. I have a strong passion for doing hair and making people look as beautiful as they feel.
Why are you participating?: 

I am participating in this project because I have always been the kind of person to break labels and stereotypes. I don't believe in any of that, everyone is unique for a reason!

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