Lingerie-clad hair stylists in Tulsa attracting attention

Coda1108 · Mayor's Aide Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posts: 130 Location: PA

There's a hair salon in Tulsa OK that was started by a husband and wife. Their hook to get men in is that their stylists dress in lingerie. Nothing shear or anything like that, but lingerie nonetheless. Before they opened it, they researched all the regulations and found nothing saying they can't have their stylists dress this way.

They're not breaking any laws, and while they don't CATER to women patrons, they certainly don't discriminate against them.

The state regulatory board, as a direct response to this business, is drafting revised regulations which define how hair stylists must dress.... covered from shoulders to mid-thigh, with nothing less than short sleeves.

Sorry, but I don't think it's right for the state to do this. If someone doesn't like the idea, then they don't have to go there for a haircut. Here's a husband and wife who came up with a gimmick to get their business off the ground. I applaud their entrepreneurship and disagree with anyone who wants to stop them.

What does everyone else out there think of this?

reviewer · Mayor's Aide Joined: 04 Dec 2006 Posts: 145

I think that it's a private business and they should be able to run it how they please. Such legislation is ridiculous.

classyred · Mayor's Aide Joined: 14 Dec 2006 Posts: 68

They should be able to wear what they want my goodness if they are so concerned what these girls are wearing maybe they should take a drive to hooters lol, then they would have something to talk about.

reviewer · Mayor's Aide Joined: 04 Dec 2006 Posts: 145

I'm against "morality laws". If you don't like it - don't go to the business! Don't tell everyone else how they should live and force them to obey by rule of law.