Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES

By Olivia Lambert
Updated October 2 2013 - 8:06am, first published 12:00am
Lorraine Costanzo had her hair cut by Jazz Hair Studio owner Belinda Bowers along with friend Tina Flint in order to donate it to be made into wigs for those with alopecia and cancer. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Lorraine Costanzo had her hair cut by Jazz Hair Studio owner Belinda Bowers along with friend Tina Flint in order to donate it to be made into wigs for those with alopecia and cancer. Pictures: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES
Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES
Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES
Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES
Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES
Locks will go a long way to improving lives | PICTURES

PEOPLE were yesterday urged not to let their hair be swept up by hairdressers — rather they were encouraged to donate it to a good cause.

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