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Tom Cruise will combat baldness by hiring a personal team of washing machines
Hollywood star Tom Cruise reportedly has a persona team of people dedicated to washing his hair.
August 21, 2024, published at 4:45 PM ET
Tom Cross undertakes the impossible mission to save himself from his thinning hair.
RadarOnline.com can reveal, the action movie star keeps his own secret team of hair care professionals on hand in case he needs a makeover.
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Sources close to the Mission: Impossible stars have said one of Cruise’s, 62, biggest fears is losing his luscious locks.
The source said: “Tom has a whole team whose sole purpose is to help him keep his hair luscious and shiny.”
Hollywood hunk Tom Cruise reported that there is always a secret team of hair care professionals nearby.
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The source continued, “He has a special shampoo person to wash his hair and massage his scalp until it tingles, and a hairdresser to cut and style his hair exactly how he wants it.”
“Plus technicians to make sure he uses the right amount of hair growth treatment!”
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Insiders further claimed that the Jerry Maguire actor refuses to seek hair transplants or plugs to cover up bald spots.
The source added: “Tom’s hair is regularly inspected and if there is any sign of breakage or falling out, it is addressed immediately.”
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The actor is reportedly obsessed with maintaining his hair.
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“He is very aware of what he looks like. But the biggest fear is thinning hair. Ed Harris can get away with a bald head, but not Tom Cruise!”
The source continued: “He has made it clear that money is no object. His roof is by far his biggest priority!”
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Sources claim Cruise refused to get a hair transplant or look-in plugs.
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He said: “I am sure recruitment will be part of his high-profile performance at the Olympics.”
To mark the end of the gamesCruise jumped from the 42-metre-high roof of the Stade de France and rappelled into the stadium before grabbing the Olympic flag and walking towards the Hollywood sign.
The movement of the flag was to symbolize the upcoming Summer Games, which will be held in Los Angeles in 2028.
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Sources also claim that Cruise also has a dedicated person to wash his hair and massage his scalp.
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Cruise came under scrutiny earlier this month when the actor fell $223 million in a sprawling, high-security building in London, just miles from the local Scientology chapter.
Augustine said Cruise is an “active and committed” member.
He added: “In my opinion, he doesn’t talk about Scientology as much as he used to – but it’s clearly there. Whatever he does will play a role in Scientology’s public relations.”
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A former Scientologist claims Cruises’ stunt at the Olympics was intended to attract new Scientology members.
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Augustine said, “If Tom keeps quiet about Scientology, it will be better for his film company – and he can still be influential behind the scenes!”
Augustine’s comment would make sense, as several sources have said Cruise has kept his hiring practices under the radar since a confrontation with Paramount Pictures in 2006, which ended their relationship with the actor for pushing the church’s teachings.
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