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Catherine Zeta-Jones washes her hair with fish eggs.

She "spends approximately $470 on liquified sturgeon roe alone per treatment to give her brown hair a lustrous shine. The treatment also involves truffles and eggs, and the Beluga caviar is flown in from Iran five days ahead of her treatments at Hari's, a celebrity hair salon, in South Kensington, England."

Zeta used to go to a hair salon that used six-day old Iranian eggs, and another that used five day old Russian eggs, but they didn't do the job, so she abandoned those salons to these lesser celebrities who seek bargain haircuts.

Like John Edwards.