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"   Photo: Brooklyn Decker/Twitter  Brooklyn Decker chopped off about 10 inches of her luscious blonde locks the other day. Within hours, fellow model and Victoria&amp;#039;s Secret Angel Selita Ebanks followed suit, debuting a sleek, cropped cut on the red carpet at Rebecca Taylor&amp;#039;s new NYC store. And both come after a long line of women going for short\u2014Emma Watson, Kate Winslet, Carmen Kass. So it must be that time of year again, when everyone takes a shot at short. And why not? Spring time&amp;#039;s all about cleaning house and starting anew. Getting a fresh haircut is the perfect way to step into the season and if you think you&amp;#039;re ready, we&amp;#039;ve found the three go-to salons for celebrities and non-celebrities alike when chopping their locks from long to short. Ted Gibson Salon Employee Jason Hueman and Ted Gibson were responsible for the previously mentioned Brooklyn Decker shag. The picture&amp;#039;s really all the proof you need that they&amp;#039;ll guide you in the right direction. Cutler Salons With three NYC locations and one in Miami, Cutler&amp;#039;s become a go-to spot for celebrities and models who frequently travel between these two fashion and entertainment hubs. Most notably, they were the ones responsible for Emma Watson&amp;#039;s pixie cut that got her the most media attention since she wore Chanel Haute Couture at age 11. Oribe Oribe&amp;#039;s the Miami based celebrity stylist responsible for the tousled bob Scarlett Johansson debuted at ComicCon last year\u2014and if you can&amp;#039;t make it down to Miami beach for a cut, you can snag his products (ScarJo prefers the dry texturizing spray) here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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