Ditching her naturally blond locks for snow white tresses, rocking Christmas-berry red nails and velveteen vestments to match, the 60-year-old New Yorker is Mrs. Claus. , told The Post. During the latter half of the year, the mom of one and author spends two hours each day getting into Mrs. Claus glam, gearing up to inspire hope for the young and young at heart in Gotham.“When I’m Mrs. Claus, everything is magical,” said Harrison, “whether I’m spreading joy at St.
“In that time, you’re talking to a steady stream of children, all sharing their Christmas wishes, asking sometimes tricky questions, and swearing up and down that they’ve been good,” warned the pros. The insiders, too, found that Kris Kringle troupers on the West Coast, in cities like Green River, Wyoming, and San Francisco, California, can rake in well over $56,000 each year.
A former cancer infusion specialist of two decades, Miller recently left healthcare to pursue video editing and full-time Santa work. “Bleaching starts in early November, about two to three weeks before my first day as Santa,” explained Miller, whose stylist uses haircare products from Trionics, cosmetics made from kelp, to lighten his locks. “I undergo a total of three sessions to go from brown to white.”Miller tells The Post that he strategically moves through the dying process at a slow pace in order to protect his hair from damage.
“It takes about 30 minutes to do my makeup each day,” said Miller, who gussies up in an old Gap dressing room. “I don’t wear the traditional Santa suit, I wear the more casual ‘Workshop Santa’ costume.”With no designs on hanging up his Santa gear, Miller tells The Post that he hopes to continued starring as Claus for many Christmases to come.