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"I want to see my hair," said Holly Marshall, 8, of Mechanicsville, as stylist Caitlin Feeley got ready to cut her hair during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon in Richmond, Va., on Monday, February 20, 2012. The event, during which girls with craniofacial differences are pampered with a manicure and get their hair and make-up done, is sponsored by the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Holly was born with a cleft lip and palate and has had both repaired. "I love making little girls smile," said Feeley about how she has participated as a stylist in the Girls' Night Out event for the past three years. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Jean Marshall looks on as her granddaughter, Holly Marshall, 8, of Mechanicsville, shows off her manicure to Casey Trivelpiece, a senior fashion design major at VCU, during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Sarah Moskovitz (left), 10, of Midlothian, has her hair done by stylist Meleah Hillman as Holly Marshall, 8, of Mechanicsville, jokes around with VCU seniors Casey Trivelpiece (center), a fashion design major from Richmond, and Rachel Sigler (right), a psychology and human resources management major from Charlottesville. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Kaylee Wash, 8, of Louisa, chats up her stylist, Brittany Chatless, during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon. Wash was born with a cleft lip and palate. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Julie Wash, of Louisa, marvels at her eight-year-old daughter Kaylee's new haircut during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon. Wash said her daughter, who was born with a cleft lip and palate, had been looking forward to the event for a month, keeping the invitation on their refrigerator. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Kaela Lancaster, 13, of Chesterfield, gets a manicure by stylist Amanda Davis during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon. Lancaster was born with a bilateral cleft lip and palate. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Sarah Moskovitz (right), 10, of Midlothian, chats with Alycia Trice (left), 29, during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out. Trice was born with bilateral cleft lip and attended the event as a role model for the girls. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Holly Marshall (right), 8, of Mechanicsville, chats with Sarah Moskovitz (left), 10, of Midlothian, during the Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon. One of the goals of the event is to give the girls an opportunity to interact with other young ladies their age who are going through a similar journey. Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch

The Craniofacial Clinic Girls' Night Out at Nesbit salon in Richmond, Va., took place on Monday, February 20, 2012. The event, during which girls with craniofacial differences are pampered with a manicure and get their hair and make-up done, is sponsored by the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU. Article