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pansypoo53219

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38. the gwyneth oscar stringy hair trend should have died 2 decades ago.

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Tue Mar 25, 2025, 10:46 PM

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My nonpolitical observation today. Is anyone else tired of seeing EVERY woman of every age wearing hair extensions? [View all] hlthe2b Mar 25 OP

Not me. I don't even know how they're fixed to your head. sinkingfeeling Mar 25 #1

Not quite sure how they are affixed makes a difference, but... hlthe2b Mar 25 #2

. . .everyone is free to sport their own "look,". . . cloudbase Mar 25 #3

I believe I said that. I likewise believe everyone is free to have a respectfully expressed opinion. Do you not? hlthe2b Mar 25 #5

Homeland Security Secretary Christine Noem poli-junkie Mar 25 #4

Not sure Duncanpup Mar 25 #6

Hint. If they had chin-length or so hair a few weeks before and now waist-length, they are extensions. hlthe2b Mar 25 #8

True. Duncanpup Mar 25 #22

Yikes... Basso8vb Mar 25 #7

Do you need a fainting couch? hlthe2b Mar 25 #10

it can take several years to grow it out to that length naturally eShirl Mar 25 #9

Sure. I guess I am of a more "individualist" generation where we really didn't want to look like clones hlthe2b Mar 25 #12

people have been enhancing their hair look since way long before the Kardashians arrived on the scene eShirl Mar 25 #15

I don't see the connection. How does cutting one's own hair or otherwise styling equate to hlthe2b Mar 25 #17

What I am saying is, to each their own. eShirl Mar 25 #24

The Rapunzel look. You're right yorkster Mar 25 #11

Such a waste EarthAbides Mar 25 #13

... hlthe2b Mar 25 #14

When I see people with what I consider... 3catwoman3 Mar 25 #20

I'll take women in clearly phony hair birdographer Mar 25 #16

LOL hlthe2b Mar 25 #19

My mother used to say MIButterfly Mar 25 #18

I hate the trend particularly on TV actresses Ritabert Mar 25 #21

Never noticed women wearing hair extensions. doc03 Mar 25 #23

Ukrainian girls sell their hair for these Comrade Citizen Mar 25 #25

Here's a better link ... marble falls Mar 26 #39

What's a hair extension? aeromanKC Mar 25 #26

I actually turned off the election coverage before it got bad for that very reason Iris Mar 25 #27

To each his own, kind of like wearing sagging pants Beachnutt Mar 25 #28

Lord. Yes!!! Peregrine Took Mar 25 #29

I probably couldn't tell whether they have those or not... Wounded Bear Mar 25 #30

I admit to wearing wigs. (Paula Young) but, going to the trouble.. chouchou Mar 25 #31

I think if a woman has fake eyelashes, fake hair color, fake boobs, a rebuilt nose, tattooed eyebrows,..... RussellCattle Mar 25 #32

That's definitely a predominant MAGA style... hlthe2b Mar 25 #33

I 'm tired of the long straggly hair, extensions or not. Polly Hennessey Mar 25 #34

Hyperbole much? Xoan Mar 25 #35

You can ignore any post here. No one is making you read nor comment. hlthe2b Mar 25 #36

Meh. It's a fashion fad & it will pass. It's not ducklips or chin implants. Hekate Mar 25 #37

the gwyneth oscar stringy hair trend should have died 2 decades ago. pansypoo53219 Mar 25 #38