Hairdressings [noun]

If I hadn't studied stenography I should have taken up hairdressing or manicuring.

I noticed the same rule prevailed in merchandise, hairdressing, and all kinds of business.

She copied her frocks, her manners, and her style of hairdressing, and offered up much incense before the altar of fashion.

So you see hairdressing is very important to study too, if a girl is to look her best and choose the most becoming hats.

Whilst she was busy with the hairdressing, they said to her, "Cinderella, should you be very glad to go to the ball?"

Turning from headgear to hairdressing, we find Punch a vigilant critic of coiffure.

She recognized the medieval arms and armor, the ancient helmets, the hairdressing of the two-sworded men of old Japan.

There were several attractive shops in Georgetown, and the hairdressing seemed to be brisk, judging from numerous signs.

High, Spanish combs surmounted ancient styles of hairdressing.

There is an iron spiral staircase that once led to the ladies' hairdressing apartments, but now leads to more Shand, Shand, Shand.