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"    Stay Smooth! #iPhone6 #HairGate &#128514;&#128514;&#128514;&#128514;&#128514;&#128514; pic.twitter.com/gAikdwKCRi \u2014 maxcento (@maxcento) October 6, 2014    While some conclude it&amp;#039;s a trivial criticism, the Twittersphere is full of #hairgate hatred. The iPhone 6 is causing hair loss, people!! Well, kinda. Customers are complaining that their stands get caught between the glass and aluminium parts of the headset and it&amp;#039;s not just girls who are victims of the technology \u2013 it plucks beards, too. #Ouch. Julien Farel, top hairstylists to the stars who has just launched his haircare range in the UK, says, quite rightly, &amp;quot;iPhones should help you connect with the world, not disconnect you with your hair!&amp;quot; LOL. So what are his top tips for overcoming this tress stress? &amp;quot;Try to go hands-free, keep the phone a little distance from your ear or put your hair in a ponytail until Apple fixes this issue. Having strong, healthy hair will make your hair less likely to break and I always treat my clients to a hair treatment with my unique Restore Cleanse-Treat-Condition product which deeply nourishes hair and the hair follicle.&amp;quot;  But will Apple fund our hair treatment habit? We think not. *Pulls hair out*. Oh. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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