The Hair Bible: A Complete Guide to Health and Care Paperback – January 1, 2003

Very so-so. Some of it is standard. Some of it is good. Some of it is really bad. And a lot of it is confusing overall. Hardly a bible. Very likely written at that time by third persons as a quick revenue stream for the celebrity author.

I feel like this book was useless to me. It talks about things anyone already know already. I feel like he copied from the internet. Lastly, I do not have a hair license. But I do have common sense.

I returned this book soon after purchase because I couldn't get past the inappropriate racial terms. I tried to skim it for any helpful knowledge and tips but unfortunately came up way short. Really, really don't recommend.

From the very beginning, when Eve's long locks were first used to hide her tenderest parts . . . clear through to John of Patmos' hair-raising, wild-bearded revelations of the end-times, this book has it all. I especially like early Roman hair. Forget about aqueducts, those people were doing French braids before France even existed!

This book is just a republished version of his 1995 book "Hair: An Owner's Handbook" I was upset when I received this book because I already own the 1995 version. I returned it at once.

Completely useless - waste of $$ - tossed in the trash.