Justin Bieber made the girls go ‘wow’ went he got a new haircut on February but there was one person who was not very happy about it. Toymaker Jay Foreman told CNN Money, “I heard a lot of shrieks around me, and people running in and out of their offices,”.

Foreman’s company, The Bridge Direct, has the exclusive license to make Justin Bieber dolls and the teens surprise haircut cost the company $100,000.

Justin Bieber dolls were First in stores after Thanksgiving in 2010. They were the ‘it’ items to gift. The Bridge Direct has sold more than 4 million dolls and accessories.

Unfortunately the first batch of the Bieber Dolls were in progress when Justin Bieber suddenly changed his hair cut. Foreman was able to interrupt production on the second line, re-designing the tiny plastic heads to reflect the star’s shorter, shaggier look. But those unplanned production adjustments cost Foreman’s business $100,000.

Justin Bieber dolls are in stores now. some still have the old Bieber Haircut.

“Fans can buy them and reminisce about how Justin used to flip his bangs out of his face with one fair head jostle.”  says Lindsay Mannering at The Stir.