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About Cory Cooper
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A frequent source for books, radio shows, movies and television projects about Elvis Presley. More of a expert on his life and times than of memorabilia and albums. If you are looking for what an item is worth, you might want to try another expert on the AllExperts Website but welcome any and all questions. As an expert on Elvis Presley, Cory draws from his vast knowledge and his deep ties to others in the Elvis world. Included among his contacts are authors, band members, performers and members of the "Memphis Mafia," the close group of bodyguards, friends and employees that worked with and protected Elvis Presley.
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Guest speaker on the topic of Elvis Presley. Cory has appeared on countless nationally syndicated radio programs across the United States and Canada, including Coast to Coast with George Noory. Additionally, Cory has been a contributor to Internet and local radio shows as well as for a variety of Elvis publications, was asked to be a featured guest on MSNBC and has been a frequent guest contributor to E! Entertainment Online. Cory can also be contacted at ElvisExpert@aol.com
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Expert: Cory Cooper - 10/13/2009
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hey im michael aged 18 im currently doing a hair dressing caurse about the styles of hair in the 1950's iand i would love to no what kind of stuff was used for men in that era beacause i emajen ther was no hair jell or stranters!!! and a part from brill creem i don.t really have anything to work with so anything would be much help thank you so much mike xxx
Answer
Hi Michael,
This is what Elvis Presley used on his hair in the 1950's.
He used Rose oil hair tonic for the top, Butch Wax for the front and Vaseline for the sides and he used L'Oreal Excellence blue black or Lady Clairol blue black for hair dye.
Thank you for the question.
Sincerely,
Cory Cooper
ElvisExpert@aol.com
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