One of my favorite stories is the client who came to me for the “Burt from Sesame Street” Unibrow separation. We started the job in the spring, and worked on a good schedule through summer.
When Fall came, he hit the jackpot with a job offer doubling his pay in exchange for moving to another state, and off he went. Before he left, I explained that he should find someone to keep up the work we had started, otherwise it would LOOK like we had done nothing after a while, but that would be because the hairs we worked on were out of phase.
Well, I did not hear from him for a year, and when I did, I got a giggly call from this guy, saying that he now had proof that I had told him the truth, as during the year, he had watched as his two eyebrows closed in to be a Unibrow again during the fall and stayed that way during the winter, but as spring sprung, his eyebrows opened up like a curtain slowly over a period of weeks, and he spent late spring until summer with two eyebrows, which closed again like a curtain during the fall, and were set as a full one brow all winter again.
He wanted to know the schedule he would have to see me to eliminate the closed curtain, and we did just that.