#StylistLife: A Day in the Life of Salon Owner Gregga Prothero
Meet Gregga Prothero, proud owner and lead stylist of Gregga LA salon in Los Angeles, and join us as she takes us through a day in her life.
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Meet Gregga Prothero, proud owner and lead stylist of Gregga LA salon in Los Angeles, and join us as she takes us through a day in her life.
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