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In having power over women, of course, one may do what one wants with them. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #780)

I had little doubt that the fellow, given my suppositions as to his probable thoroughness in such matters, would not even have had the graciousness to shear the heads of the ladies. In shearing, you see, one might lose a fifth of a hort or so of hair. Doubtless he had had their heads shaved. In having power over women, of course, one may do what one wants with them. Just as one controls such things as their clothing, whether or not they are permitted any, and, if so, its amount and type, so, too, one controls their hair, whether or not they are permitted any, and, if so, how much, and how it is to be dressed, and so on. It is an additional power men have over women. Many girls will strive hard to please, for example, to be permitted to keep their hair, or to be permitted to let it grow out again. - (Renegades of Gor)