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* In ''[[The Dresden Files]]'', when {{spoiler|Ivy is kidnapped by Denarians and tortured}}, this trope happens.
* [[Harry Potter]] gets his untidy dark hair chopped off by his aunt, all except the bangs ("to hide that horrible scar!") However, being a wizard, it grew back overnight, though Harry lost the entire night's sleep over the fear of getting laughed at more.
* In ''[[Discworld/Monstrous Regiment|Monstrous Regiment]]'', "Ozzer" pretends to have had one of these while disguised as a barmaid, telling the enemy Zlobenians that the hair was cut as punishment because "they said I smiled at a Zlobenian soldier." Except [[Sweet Polly Oliver|Ozzer is really Polly]]. Who has cut her hair to pose as a boy, and who was a barmaid before she joined the army. It gets more complicated than that later...
* Happens in ''Becky's Horse'', by Winifred Madison, when Becky's sister Mimi {{spoiler|tries to dye her hair blonde and it comes out greenish.}} She has it cut, and stops being vain about her hair.
* In ''Junie B. Jones is a Beauty Shop Guy'', the six-year-old heroine is pretending she's a hair stylist and experiments on herself. Her dad takes her to a beauty parlor for a neatening trim from an actual one.
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