Makeup
Solutions to the Sarah Palin Updo
- Posted by Charli on September 2, 2008 at 05:07PM
Has anyone noticed that in nearly every photo op, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, John McCain's VP nominee, sports the same updo? We managed to track down a few shots of her with her hair down -- a great look we think she should wear more often. But with many similar political hairstyles out there -- safe, plain and often up -- we're wondering: What do you think of the hairstyles of women in politics in general?
Let's start with Sarah Palin. I'd like to see her with a dark brown, medium-length 'do with layers. Thoughts?
- Read previous blog:
LUSH Employees Bare It All for a Cause - Read next blog:
Did the Season Premiere of Gossip Girl Inspire You?
-
-
Yes, it\'s a dated do. But seriously, does anyone ask the same of the men? Capitol Hill needs to be renamed Comb-over Hill. There ought to be a congressional investigation into Carl Levin\'s comb-over. Talk about needing a makeover. Please!
by Molotov Monday, September 1, 2008 at 12:46PM Report as inappropriate
-
I agree! Not only is she a busy politician, she is a new mom all over again and has possibly fallen into the trap of \"up and easy\". She needs a bit of a change but I wouldn\'t want her to cut too much off. The updo already makes her look older than she is. If she cut it for a \"smart\" look, she\'d lose some appeal in my opinion. There is nothing wrong with a woman looking pretty, even sexy, in office but I\'m sure she\'ll get a \"makeover\" if elected.
by amominred Saturday, August 30, 2008 at 09:18AM Report as inappropriate
-
Her color is great, it could stand for a bit of inconspicuous highlights. The color isn\'t the problem. The first thing I thought when I saw her was that she needed a new hairdo. Ladies, what we have is a \"hair-don\'t\". This is a beautiful woman stuck in a rut of wearing a hair clip...a hair clip!! This may be the future VP of the greatest country in the free world! Let that hair down and get a smart cut!
by image1 Saturday, August 30, 2008 at 06:51AM Report as inappropriate
-
I think she looked great with the honey blonde highlights. Agree she would look great if her hair was let out of that updo. Or even if she alternated with a lower loose bun or a ponytail.
by Gingerbells Friday, August 29, 2008 at 07:53PM Report as inappropriate
- Page:
- 1
Recent Comments
- Marisbowen: […] HERBAL REMEDY TO GET CURED FROM HSV-1 BY ROBINSON BU CKLER((@YAHOO)) C OM […],………………
- Marisbowen: […] HERBAL REMEDY TO GET CURED FROM HSV-1 BY ROBINSON BU CKLER((@YAHOO)) C OM […],………………
- Marisbowen: […] HERBAL REMEDY TO GET CURED FROM HSV-1 BY ROBINSON BU CKLER((@YAHOO)) C OM […],………………
- Marisbowen: […] HERBAL REMEDY TO GET CURED FROM HSV-1 BY ROBINSON BU CKLER((@YAHOO)) C OM […],……………
- Marisbowen: […] HERBAL REMEDY TO GET CURED FROM HSV-1 BY ROBINSON BU CKLER((@YAHOO)) C OM […],………………
Sarah Palin does better than most women politicians. She has nice hair and looks like a real human being. Agree that highlights and medium-length layers or low loose bun would look great on her. Saw pictures of her with loose long hair over the weekend - not bad but not great. Surely there\'s a Republican stylist somewhere (Cindy McCain?) who could give her a quick boost that will also work well for her on the campaign trail. Btw, I think the rigors of campaigning and always being in the public eye are what drive most women pols to safe, plain, stiff, dull hairdos - offset by \"colorful\" pantsuits. For women in politics or business, there\'s a fine line between looking good and looking too good - which is thought to distract from your message. But people inevitably are judged by how well they look. So, should candidates have stylists, too?
by Nita47 Monday, September 1, 2008 at 12:56PM Report as inappropriate