Evidence Reveals Different Hairstyles Are Linked To Perceived Personality Traits

world of hair ^ | 12/04 | staff

[Happygal]

Hahaha! Small mercies, I guess! ;-)

[Petronski]

Awww, be nice to the Judge. He can't help it he ain't purdy.



Besides, he's trying sooooo hard.

[pissant]

Not commenting on his looks per se. Just that his hairline starts just above his knees!

[cyborg]

I'll take you to the beauty supply store and you can have that hairstyle in no time.

[Happygal]

When I was in New York you could see I was a thick Irish tourist.

I spent most of my time on the subway staring at the fantastic weaves some of the black girls were wearing. Completely fascinated me.

[cyborg]

I've seen some hairstyles just like that one on some local girls. They're usually hair designers though and many win lots of money in styling contests.

[Happygal]

Ye know, the whole idea of a weave is kinda bizarre.

It's just not something you see a lot of, over here in Ireland.

I was mesmerised by all the hairpieces etc.

I suppose, these days over here, are the same thing. But these fascinating combos are just, well, jaw dropping.

I don't know how anyone would have the time or inclination to do that daily.

I'm hard set to put the straighteners on my hair - and that takes all of five minutes in the morning, once I've dried it.

[cyborg]

Everyone has a weave now, especially the movie stars. One of my sister's friends was a full blooded Irish lass with the most beautiful flaming red hair I've ever seen. She was called 'little orphan Annie' for her tight curls. My mom permed her hair for her and she was thrilled to have straight hair.

[MotleyGirl70]

No way! Grow it out long. This one is pretty badass...

[Happygal]

She permed her hair straight?

Cool.

I've seen that in magazines, but wondered how it worked.

I used to get a curly perm when I was a teenager. Now that's what you call, easy manageable hair. Wash. Comb through with an afro-comb, and voila - ready to rumble!

Having that said, I've a natural 'kink' in my hair, so a scrunch dry can give me kinda 'shaggy' hair with a lift, when I move away from my normal 'poker straight' image.

Hark at me! *LOL* - you'd swear I was Vidal Sassoon! *LOL*

[MotleyGirl70]

Everyone has a weave now, especially the movie stars.

I heard somewhere that Pam Anderson has $25,000 worth of hair extensions, weaves, etc.

For that price it has to be "real" hair and not the synthetic stuff.

[cyborg]

Yup and she was happy. A light perm can take out the frizz. I get one maybe once a year at the beginning of summer because I can't take the heat with big hair.

[Happygal]

I don't really know how I'd feel about having someone elses hair weaved into my head!

Having that said, I'm sure it wouldn't look as 'brassy' as synthetic stuff.

Of course, with the volume of peroxide Pam uses, I'm not sure people would know the difference.

[teenyelliott]

Not another one. I still haven't figured out where to put the last one.

[Doctor Raoul]

Flannel shirts cause short hair?

[teenyelliott]

Hey, did you think that kid who played Eddie Munster wouldn't be typecast? He had to get a real job.

[MotleyGirl70]

ROTF! Oh girl, that was funny.

I really needed a good laugh today ;)

[teenyelliott]

Happy to oblige. I enjoy the silly threads sooooo much more than the real news. Thanks, Sir Pissant.

And I can't believe no one else made the Munster reference about the judge. No wonder he doesn't like John Effin Kerry. Rival families, you know, Munsters, Adams...

[Richard Kimball]

[MotleyGirl70]

I was Googling for something last week and this site came up so I checked it out and remember seeing the following.

School bans 'wrong race' hairstyle