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A mentor and mentee discuss the evolution of their salons, which are in adjacent towns.
by Gina Silvestro
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A mentor and mentee discuss the evolution of their salons, which are in adjacent towns.
Renee von Salm and Ken Shriley, partners in Ladyfingers, represent a case of complementing effective contrasts.
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Ever since she first started competing three years ago, Lynn Lammers has wanted to be number one — and this year she made it. The competition was tough for Lammers. She had to beat out competition superstars like former three-time champ Trang Nguyen (2nd place) and six-time top-five competitor John Hauk (3rd place). International competitor Catherine Wong Li Mei took fourth place, and 2006’s third place winner, Michelle Sproat, placed fifth.