What do you think of Hillary Clinton Hair? (cut, haircut, stylist) - Hair Care - City-Data Forum

SunnyKayak · 11-19-2007, 04:08 PM

I Posted this here because it fashion related and this is not a debate on politics. Please go to PO&C forum for that. Thanks

I know Hillary current hair styles is a way to come across as a firm lady but I miss her wavy long some what longer hair she had in the first four years of the Clinton Adminstration.

Do you think she will let it grow out if she is elected to Presidency?
What is your view of her hair style?

Do you think we will ever see her in gown or dress again?
I wonder what she would wear to the white tie dinners or Inaugrual balls?
A dress, skirt , gown or pants suit.

martinez4 · 11-19-2007, 05:28 PM

I think her hair looks like a haircut that went wrong for many years

You would think that with all the handlers she has had over the years that someone would have told her to get a haircut that is more attractive.

She always has a look of disarray....."I just got out of bed and I can't do a thing with my hair!"

spike1611 · 11-19-2007, 10:03 PM

She cut her hair because she needs to look more powerful. Naturally, the more manly, the more powerful. That's something that's been around for a long time.

Know what I mean?

Chinolala · 11-19-2007, 11:09 PM

I think she has a nice cut and color.

shonner · 11-20-2007, 08:43 AM

I like the color, but the style, IMHO, is all wrong for her. Hillary has a rather large, round face, and the swept back style accentuates that. Perhaps a softer, layered style that frames her face and is a bit longer would help.

I also think her stylist, if she has one, should be fired. The pants suits are not attractive on her and her make-up looks like she slept in it. She just looks tired, frazzled, and unkept. I really think she needs to look more well groomed overall.

By the way, who advised Laura Bush to wear the deep red lipstick and pale foundation?
Yikes!

GreenMachine · 11-20-2007, 03:34 PM

Who cares?

I get so sick of this. Any time a woman is in any position of power, I hear people (mostly men) critiquing her hair, outfits, body, weight, and so on.

It's nonsense, really.

nicolepsy · 11-20-2007, 03:41 PM

oh my goodness! i just noticed that the question was about her hair and not her personally. i just read the title and all i saw was "what do you think of hillary clinton" (the hair part wouldnt fit in the title i suppose. anyways i said bad things about her not knowing this was about hair. i think her hair is yucky too though.

shonner · 11-20-2007, 04:17 PM

Well, Green Machine, John Edwards' hair has been discussed plenty, and not just for the $400 he paid to have it cut. I am a woman with a PhD, and a registered Democrat, and am not threatened or put off by women of power, but I can still recognize a lousy haircut when I see one. Besides, if you get so sick of topics like this, why ever did you open this thread?

ssg II · 11-20-2007, 04:59 PM

She's Frumpy, head to toe. You'd think she could hire somebody to adivise her if she has no sense of style, but maybe it's deliberate, to "identify" with the common woman.

GreenMachine · 11-20-2007, 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shonner

Well, Green Machine, John Edwards' hair has been discussed plenty, and not just for the $400 he paid to have it cut. I am a woman with a PhD, and a registered Democrat, and am not threatened or put off by women of power, but I can still recognize a lousy haircut when I see one. Besides, if you get so sick of topics like this, why ever did you open this thread?

That's just my feeling. You are welcome to disagree!

G.M.