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HiR 7.06: Gingers Come and Go, Olympic Hairstyles Get Creative, More Harry Potter Stars Follow Emma Watson’s Lead

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This week’s HiR may be a short list, but it doesn’t lack in makeovers, good-will charity or crazy hair tales. Read on to find out what went down in the world of ‘dos this week. —Aja Edwards

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Lindsay Lohan's new red hue.

Lindsay Lohan debuted new red locks, returning to her early Parent Trap days.

A new ad for a salon chain that’s offering discounts on waxing services for girls 15 and under has sparked a new debate on what exactly is too young for certain salon services.

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One of the Olympics 2012's crazy hair fans.

TLC launched a new series, “Be Blunt with Adhuna Akhtar,” its first India-based hairstyling and makeover series with hair stylist Adhuna Akhtar.

Olympic 2012 fans showcased their spirit by sporting outrageous hairstyles to pay tribute to the Games.

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James and Oliver Phelps opt for a dark brown hue after 10 years as red heads.

Just like their  fellow costar Emma Watson, who ditched her wavy ‘do for a sleek pixie, Harry Potter stars James and Oliver Phelps—the Weasley twins—mixed up their style by ditching their 10-year-old ginger hue in preparation for Hollywood.

Screen shot 2012 07 06 at 5.27.53 PM 300x295 HiR 7.06: Gingers Come and Go, Olympic Hairstyles Get Creative, More Harry Potter Stars Follow Emma Watsons LeadAwesome kid of the week alert: Ottawa native, William Panter, 10, was growing his hair for a cancer patient’s wig, and endured 18 months of bullying because of his long locks. However, Panter maintained a positive attitude, sticking out the harassment in order to achieve his goal.

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