I know many of you women have discovered, after cutting all your hair off, that you are no longer referred to as "hot" or "beautiful" but rather as "cute." And in my mind...rightly so. The only ladies that can pull off the no-to little hair look are cancer patients and Halle Berry. For the rest of you, keep your beautiful cascading locks of loveliness. If it's too much for you to handle, and you wish you had been born a boy, so you wouldn't have to be the object of ridicule or the Goddess of Pantene Pro-V or Herbal Essence shampoo, tough luck.
Flowing locks though, do not have to be just for women however. Remember Duncan McLeod? The Scottish Highlanders are famous for their big hair. And guess, what?! I am one. So I am allowed, and should even be encouraged to grow my coiffeur even longer. That being said, let us remember Fabio. I can't believe it's not butter, and I can't believe you still haven't cut your hair after all of these years. Remember how he was riding a roller coaster at an amusement park and got hit in the face by a goose? That was a great story. But his hair saved him. It always did. It took the attention away from his squashed face and put it on his gorgeously conditioned golden locks.
You might ask yourself, what brought this post on? Well, yesterday I was transfixed when I saw a big haired Goddess walking down the street. I felt it only right to pay tribute.
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I feel the need to ask a question... Is it long hair you like? or is it big hair? Because they are two different things. Take my hair for instance... I have long hair that doesn't exactly scream 'thank you very much for this country music award' but it is long and very 'Pantene Pro-V' commercial like... is it the 'Utah Poof' you so wonderfully desire, or is it hair that goes past your shoulders? I'm just curious.
I like both. I do not like the Utah poof. Length and volume are great, but I take length over volume. You are gorgeous. I'm just waiting for the day you propose to me.
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