Over 200 warm-hearted and longhaired individuals turned up to donate their tresses to the Locks of Love Hair Drive at Yale on March 27 at the Payne Whitney Gymnasium.
| Elisabeth Wurtmann after her haircut.
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The non-profit Locks of Love organization provides hairpieces to children who have lost their own through illness, burns or medical treatment.
Both the well-tressed and those with shorter strands (who donated $25 to the cause) received haircuts from shear-wielding artisans from Rimagé Salon & Spa and Nicole Pierre Salon.
Photos by Michael Marsland
| 6-year-old Cheyenne Gibilaro of North Branford, shown getting a new hairdo from Peter Kaskel of Nicole Pierre Salon.
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