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The SAG-AFTRA Agreement Includes Hairstyling and Makeup Equity for Actors of Color

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A “Hair and Makeup” subsection lays out an important and long-overdue new policy that appears to directly address the angering and disheartening hair and makeup experiences Black actors have had on set when hairstylists don't have experience working with textured hair and makeup artists don't come equipped with shades for skin tones of color.
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