'They might lie to their therapist, but they tell us the truth' — These hairdressers are trained to spot potential signs of domestic violence & be a source of safety for clients. #MANE with @ProfessionalBeautyAssociation and the CUT IT OUT program. » Subscribe to @NowThisOriginals Erica Wright, a stylist with 17 years of experience and the creative director at Dop Dop Salon, along with Kitty Glass, the community outreach coordinator for Jewish Family Service Hope, discuss the importance of the Cut It Out program. This program empowers stylists and cosmetology students to recognize signs of domestic violence, respond appropriately, and provide support when needed. The salon in essence is a place where clients often feel safe, and their hair can reflect their inner emotions. Stylists play a unique role in people's lives in these environments since they are able to touch on personal matters on an ongoing basis. Erica and Kitty emphasize the significance of equipping stylists with the ri...