Erin Burnett's new hair looks terrible

[Anonymous]

Does she have hair extensions?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does she have hair extensions?

No, she just got a hair cut. Her new coloring looks good, brings out her blue eyes

[Anonymous]

Very few people can get away with hair as dark as Erin has it colored. Erin is NOT ONE that can get away with it. It's too "Elvira". Looking. She is pretty with lovely eyes, lighten that hair, please!

[Anonymous]

She failed miserably with her "dark hair experiment". For Erin, lighter is better and looks more"natural".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Giver her a break - she's 44, she has three little children and she's been working long and tense hours all week. Post pictures of yourself and let us critique you!

I love cranky Erin. They keep trying to perfect her, but her personality comes through. Love her!

[Anonymous]

I'd hit really hard

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Anonymous wrote:

It looks like a very, very, very bad hair day!

[Anonymous]

Her natural coloring is dark brown/ black hair and light blue eyes. The fake tan and brassy light brown are an affront to her natural coloring. She looks terrible with a tan ( which is surely fake because Irish skin goes straight to sunburn).

The permanent frown she always has just makes it worse. She makes a million dollars a year and can feign interest for a few hours without scowling.

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Anonymous wrote:Her natural coloring is dark brown/ black hair and light blue eyes. The fake tan and brassy light brown are an affront to her natural coloring. She looks terrible with a tan ( which is surely fake because Irish skin goes straight to sunburn).

The permanent frown she always has just makes it worse. She makes a million dollars a year and can feign interest for a few hours without scowling.

I have blue eyes and her naturally dark hair. It’s how I look best. I’m Irish/Italian and I tan very, very easily (don’t burn), but I can get more fair in the winter.

Now that I’m 50- the dark hair is even more important than that brassy in between color a lot of women go to with age because somebody told them you need to go lighter older. It’s not true for everyone. Sandra Bullock and Angelina look awful lighter- as blondes.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her natural coloring is dark brown/ black hair and light blue eyes. The fake tan and brassy light brown are an affront to her natural coloring. She looks terrible with a tan ( which is surely fake because Irish skin goes straight to sunburn).

The permanent frown she always has just makes it worse. She makes a million dollars a year and can feign interest for a few hours without scowling.

I have blue eyes and her naturally dark hair. It’s how I look best. I’m Irish/Italian and I tan very, very easily (don’t burn), but I can get more fair in the winter.

Now that I’m 50- the dark hair is even more important than that brassy in between color a lot of women go to with age because somebody told them you need to go lighter older. It’s not true for everyone. Sandra Bullock and Angelina look awful lighter- as blondes.

DP. Completely agree. I'm a very fair-skinned brunette - dark brown hair, almost black - and would look terrible if I went lighter. I did consider it a few times, but keep coming back to the fact that I just look better with very dark hair. My skin tone is "cool" and any warmth around my face makes me look sick and sallow. I honestly can't think of one naturally brunette actress who looked better after going lighter.

[Anonymous]

I always assumed older women go lighter because it blends better with greying and masks roots growing in. My hairdresser has taken my hair much lighter for this reason- I used to have dark brown hair but now am totally grey, altho I color my hair to a very light brown and then highlight on top.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her natural coloring is dark brown/ black hair and light blue eyes. The fake tan and brassy light brown are an affront to her natural coloring. She looks terrible with a tan ( which is surely fake because Irish skin goes straight to sunburn).

The permanent frown she always has just makes it worse. She makes a million dollars a year and can feign interest for a few hours without scowling.

I have blue eyes and her naturally dark hair. It’s how I look best. I’m Irish/Italian and I tan very, very easily (don’t burn), but I can get more fair in the winter.

Now that I’m 50- the dark hair is even more important than that brassy in between color a lot of women go to with age because somebody told them you need to go lighter older. It’s not true for everyone. Sandra Bullock and Angelina look awful lighter- as blondes.

DP. Completely agree. I'm a very fair-skinned brunette - dark brown hair, almost black - and would look terrible if I went lighter. I did consider it a few times, but keep coming back to the fact that I just look better with very dark hair. My skin tone is "cool" and any warmth around my face makes me look sick and sallow. I honestly can't think of one naturally brunette actress who looked better after going lighter.

Yep. Jennifer Connelly is another one that looks awful blonde.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her natural coloring is dark brown/ black hair and light blue eyes. The fake tan and brassy light brown are an affront to her natural coloring. She looks terrible with a tan ( which is surely fake because Irish skin goes straight to sunburn).

The permanent frown she always has just makes it worse. She makes a million dollars a year and can feign interest for a few hours without scowling.

I have blue eyes and her naturally dark hair. It’s how I look best. I’m Irish/Italian and I tan very, very easily (don’t burn), but I can get more fair in the winter.

Now that I’m 50- the dark hair is even more important than that brassy in between color a lot of women go to with age because somebody told them you need to go lighter older. It’s not true for everyone. Sandra Bullock and Angelina look awful lighter- as blondes.

DP. Completely agree. I'm a very fair-skinned brunette - dark brown hair, almost black - and would look terrible if I went lighter. I did consider it a few times, but keep coming back to the fact that I just look better with very dark hair. My skin tone is "cool" and any warmth around my face makes me look sick and sallow. I honestly can't think of one naturally brunette actress who looked better after going lighter.

Yep. Jennifer Connelly is another one that looks awful blonde.

+1
Rose Byrne, Megan Fox, Dua Lipa, Eiza Gonzalez, Selena Gomez, Lucy Hale... all look so much better with their natural brunette hair.

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Anonymous wrote:She looked f**king awful during the 2020 election. Like exhausted 24/7. I don't know what her deal is but I hope its better in 2021.

I don’t remember 2021

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Anonymous wrote:I do not look her hair do. Is it a WIG?

No