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Hey Chloe! Take Chloe! What's up guys? We today is the first time we're recording post alone together premiering. Oh my god! Yay! I hope the glomies have seen it. The glomies loved it Esther. Everyone loves it. Really? Yes, the premiere was so funny.

If you haven't seen it yet, go to your free form app. Go to your Hulu app. Hulu on-demand catch up. By the time this comes out I think two episodes will have come out. Yes. Oh, fertility is the third episode and it's one of my fates. I'm excited for you, but I'll see that one. Yeah, so you guys go watch alone together. Esther's show it is so frickin' funny. Yes. Oh my god. Okay. So today is pretty special. Very special. We actually have the first male guest on glowing up. That's not true. Yes it is.

Oh my god! Finally, a male is coming in our sacred space and it's beautiful. Yeah, and like it's just when you know you know and I met the right person, please you guys welcome celebrity hairstylist Clayton Hawkins. Hi! Hi! Okay, first of all, is this going to be like a jump the shark? Are people going to be mad that there's a guy here? No! I don't think so. I honestly... No, we're a world. Esther, I have a lot of male energy just between us. And I am basically a woman.

I mean, you're honestly like Esther and I are full men in ourselves. I do feel... It's not that big a deal that you're here. Okay, because one time I told Esther I went to the view and DL Hugh Glee was on the panel. That's bad. And I felt, you know, jipped. Yeah. So I don't want any of the, you know, gloomies to feel that. I just know that I'm with you ladies. No, you are. Thank you, Clayton. This is an inclusive show. Yes. Here we are. We're making history. We're making history. Yeah, we're just very fluid in the safe space of glowing up.

Like, so fluid, so white. The other begins. I'm soaking wet right now. I mean, suffice to say. It's going to be juicy today. Okay, cute. Wait, so we just have to say, so you're a celebrity hairstylist. You've worked with, you worked regularly with Elizabeth Olson, Elizabeth Banks, Aubrey Plaza, Dakota Johnson. Yeah, a lot of cute, I like all like the cool... Yeah. Like cute girls. Yeah. Oh. And you did my hair for a lot of the alone together. Yes. I've been doing your hair for a couple of years.

A couple months, every now and then. Which has been the greatest blessing that God has gifted me. Well, we're going to go on like a hair journey together, Esther. Yeah. I feel like we have, you know, I feel like we are starting on like a blank slate. And, you know, you did say you wanted to do something for season two of your show, which was a little bit shocking hair wise. Wow. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, I don't want to rat you out. Oh, my God. She mentioned dying the under section of her hair.

Red, like Ozzy Osborne. Oh. And I have to say that was a shock for me. Oh, my God. Any thoughts on that? Um, with, I don't want to get into a hair shaming space. Okay, for sure, fair and fair. I do think underdying to me, like immediately, I just start seeing sirens and like red flags. It just makes me think of like girls in middle school who would like die the under part. Like if you had blonde hair and you would like die at black or something like that. Well, that's very like rock of love. Christine, I'm almost getting like a rock of love. Okay, you say Christine, I get

a hair and now I like it. No, I'm like, watch yourself. I feel like my teacher and my parent are talking and like changing, exchanging notes right now about. We're really proud of you, you know, I've done a lot of good work this semester, but there are some changes that are going to need to next year when you go into seventh, but you're very attentive. You're always on time. Yeah, you are. They're the class clown. We love the energy and the spirit you bring into the classroom. But you need a little too much attention sometimes and you're not dying the under

of your head. Okay, so like a red, like a red rocker skunk, but just think about, I see Osborne is one of my comedic inspirations. That's true. I, well, okay, I maybe I need to see a picture of what you're thinking about, because when I put it in my mind's eye, I feel sick. So maybe if I see it, it'll feel different. I was actually going to bring and like make you a little like hair extension with like red ends and stuff. And we're going to put on the bottom to see for fun. Okay, but then I got, you know, lazy, but we can do that.

Maybe in the future, we can try it out with pieces that way. We're not, you know, yeah, it's not that's not by the whole hog. I want Esther to go blonde lighter.

That's crazy. I want Esther to be blonde. Esther, you have virgin hair, right? Have you ever even gotten it died? Only in junior high, but this is all virgin. This is virgin hair. That year is gone.

I don't see Esther changing the color per se. I like Esther's natural color. I mean, Esther, I've never seen, there's not even, is there like one layer in your hair? Oh, she cut it all off. There's, you know, I, yeah, you got, you cut it recently.

Looks really good, but it's so hard for me to imagine you committing to changing anything about your hair. Yeah, blonde is crazy. What about personality? Yeah, a classic couple,

early 2000s, like Jessica, Alba, never. I see you in the honey movie. Yeah, I think you should just remake honey.

So true. Okay, look, yes, I would love to see Esther with different color hair, but it's hard for me to imagine, but if you do, I'm like right there, first in line, supporting you, cheering you on.

I'm talking, I'm not talking about the red. I'm talking about that. Yeah, I'm sorry. Just keep there. Yeah. Oh, oh, oh, oh, like an all over like a highlight or a light situation, but I can't imagine it. I like your, I'm so used to it. I'm like, I, I subscribe to your philosophy of like, keep it the same.

Well, what would you do with Caroline's color? It's hard to see because it's all up, but it's just like, it looks beautiful. I like, I like you with the dark hair. Thank you very much.

Thank you. If you wanted to throw a little, a little something in there, I'm not going to call the police. I do a little summer highlights. It's good for me. Yeah.

Should I tell my Clayton story? Yes. I'm, I'm like, I can't focus. I need to know it. Because as far as I know, we're meeting today for the first time.

We are technically meeting for the first time, but I have been at a distance admirer of you. What? Not just in the hair space. Oh, dear. Oh, yeah. So Clayton, you grew up in Los Angeles. Yeah, like me. Yeah.

I'm so excited to tell the story. This is like my ace in the hole today. Oh, no. So I grew up in LA as well. And I do not know how I ended up at, I want to say a middle school, Harvard West Lake production of your good man, Charlie Brown, when I was like 13 or 14. Okay.

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