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hair tonic

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Noun1.hair tonichair tonic - a toiletry for the hair              
hair grease, hair oil, hairdressing
pomade, pomatum - hairdressing consisting of a perfumed oil or ointment
toilet articles, toiletry - artifacts used in making your toilet (washing and taking care of your body)
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A SQUIRT OF PAT ROBERTSON'S HAIR TONIC CAN CURE CANCER
Troubletown: life in post-science America by Dangle, Lloyd / The Progressive
Photographic reproductions or annotated, full-text versions of Wilson's death certificate (which is cited often), the Farmer's Cabinet poem, the Cabinet account of Mag Smith's death, even a picture of one of the extant bottles of hair tonic would have given both students and scholars additional resources for future work, and given teachers more tools for engaging students.
Harriet E. Wilson. Our Nig; or, Sketches from the Life of a Free Black by Gardner, Eric / African American Review
BURBANK - He's packed up his clippers and scissors, put away his bottles of hair tonic and swept the last wisps of someone else's hair off the floor.
COMBING THE VALLEY BARBER LEAVING HIS ADOPTED HOME TO GO BACK TO ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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