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Could you imagine a smooth, mellow, deep brown spirit poured from a rustic bottle emblazoned with the bound shears, thoughtfully crafted, carefully distilled and certified by The Longhairs?

It has dominated our lives and our content streams for the better part of the last year, and for good reason, but for the love of all that is blessed we must call it a wrap (for now).

The championship announcement gave you the quick facts, while the full recap described what it was like in photographs and written word. But it’s not until you see this video that you can really begin to feel what it was like at The Great Cut.

Here is an attempt to recapture just a small slice of what it was like to be at The Great Cut. We’ve left names out because including names would make this impossible.

On Sunday, March 17, shortly after 1:00 AM Pacific Time, Guinness World Records Adjudicator Brittany Dunn announced The Great Cut had successfully donated 339 pounds of hair to Children With Hair Loss, breaking the world record for the most hair donated to charity in 24 hours.

Nearly 1,000 kind souls have mailed their hair donations to The Great Cut, c/o The Longhairs.

As if our goals were not ambitious enough, we’ve been made aware the Guinness World Record we are attempting to break at The Great Cut—Most hair donated to charity in 24 hours.—has not only been broken, but shattered.

We started out in Little Italy, just two guys, a purpose and 400 square feet.

Since the beginning it’s been all heart.

As a company focused on crafting products that improve people’s lives, Jon Renau proudly supports Children With Hair Loss. We’re the ones who are receiving your hair to make natural-looking and comfortable wigs that will put smiles on the faces of hundreds of children who need hair.

A lot of haircuts. But what’s it actually going to be like?

Four brothers, ranging from three to nine years old, and their mother will cut and donate their long hair for children with medically-related hair loss.