Can I say "beauty hair" for a slogan to a company that makes products for hair care?
It sounds weird? I have a dout if "hair beauty" and "beauty hair" are bouth correct. The position of the words affect the meaning of the slogan?
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Not really. It depends on your slogan. "beautiful hair" might be better or maybe "hair beauty".
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Fabulous Healthy Hair sounds better
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Artemis is correct. I you are looking for impact and something that sounds nice, "full, beautiful hair" might also be a good slogan. Full, thick hair is important to some women.
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Hair beauty is easier to understand.
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What do you think of "Beautiful & Shining Hair"?
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