blow out comb. i've found a new favorite show. well, maybe not favorite since i've only seen one episode but the fifteen minutes i saw was enough to intrigue me. what show is this? "they're opening beverly hills' newest salon. it won't be pretty." blow out follows the opening of a new salon called "jonathan salon." aside from the obvious attraction i have to the name, the show itself looks ripe for drama and intrigue. how will the hair stylists get along? see the behind-the-scenes action of running a hair hot spot. see c-list celebrities flock to aforementioned salon. this is similar to the restaurant but it's really so much better because the characters are much more stylish and we get to see catty hair dressers and not boring wait staff.



it's great to see the stylists kissing up to their clients, convincing them that they are beautiful, showing them that this hair style is the right hair style. and how seriously the stylists take it all (which they should since hair dressing is their profession). jenn, senior stylist and extensions expert, is a hair artiste and has this to say about it all. '"i like finding unique solutions to my clients' hair problems. i crave that challenge. the show is an exciting opportunity to put myself in a new situation, and it's also a great tool for letting people see what is possible with extensions." i want to know what is possible with extensions! i wonder how much a cut by jonathan salons might cost. someone rich and with more hair than i go find out.



of course this show is brought to you by the same producers and tv channel behind queer eye for the straight guy, so it's bound to be money. i smell multiple hits for this production team. what next? behind-the-scenes of the laundromat?



right after watching blow out, i switched over to the karate channel and watched some butch eighteen year old girl win a forms competition. her sponsor? paul mitchell. hair is officially the new it thing for 2004. i'm growing it. i'm declaring it.