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In reply to the discussion: Jamie Lee Curtis says there has been a "genocide of a generation of women by the cosmeceutical industrial complex" [View all]senseandsensibility
(23,211 posts)8. That's terrible that support groups are needed
I remember that my grandmother was in her eighties when she finally stopped dying her hair. My mother was probably in her seventies. I complimented them both when they took the plunge because I could tell it bothered both of them.
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Jamie Lee Curtis says there has been a "genocide of a generation of women by the cosmeceutical industrial complex" [View all]
Just_Vote_Dem
Jul 29
OP
Men teach their own sons (by example) to ignore women over a certain age, excepting their own mothers (usually)...
hlthe2b
Jul 29
#1
I have a dear friend I've known almost 50 years. She and her sister were the two most attractive women
Deuxcents
Jul 29
#5
It really is. The push to look the way the newest trend is has been a big marketing blow to many people
Deuxcents
Jul 29
#10
The comments I read regarding women not coloring their hair anymore is so frustrating and sad
oregonjen
Jul 29
#7
Same here. My hairdresser was terrific & I went to her for about 35 years. Great auburn color...
Hekate
Jul 30
#61
I stopped dying my hair in 2008, I thought if men can let their hair become gray
MagickMuffin
Jul 29
#22
Killing the spirit, at least partially, on such a large scale is, at least partially, a genocide of sorts.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 29
#14
To pushback a bit, it's the societal pressure that women face to look as young as possible
oregonjen
Jul 29
#17
Women (and men) for as long as there have been women and men have obsessed over physical appearance
ToxMarz
Jul 29
#19
She says she means it's "disfigurement" -- in that case she should bloody well say so
Hekate
Jul 29
#24