【The Perfect Taste of Sex】

When it comes to Chrissy Teigen's expert clapback powers,The Perfect Taste of Sex nobody is safe. Not even her own hair stylist.

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On Monday, Teigen shared a couple of snaps of herself attending a pre-Grammys party. In the post's description, meanwhile, she shouted out her stylists.

"I must thank my dear friends who I pay but they're still very good friends," wrote Teigen, tagging hair stylist Jen Atkin, makup artist Mary Phillips and stylist Monica Rose. "I love you guys."

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At this point, Jen Atkin decided to drop into the comments. And the resulting exchange quickly went viral.

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Here's a closeup of Atkin's comment, and Teigen's response.

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Boom.

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