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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you think short hair for women will ever come back in style? In the 80s and 90s it was very popular, and even in the 20’s, 50’s and 60’s. Since the 2000’s everyone has long hair. I’m wondering when that will fall out of fashion[/quote]

I wear my hair short, a Mia Farrow/Ellen Degeneres pixie cut. I spend $50 every 5-6 weeks for a haircut, buy one or maybe 2 bottles of shampoo per year, and one container of Bed Head per year. I don’t bother coloring it anymore because I’m tired of the toxic chemicals and it grows out so fast there’s just no point.

Meanwhile if it was really long as is the more widespread fashion at present, I’d be spending a small fortune every year on products to care for it and an incalculable treasure of precious time on the painstaking upkeep. No thanks!

If fashion is driven in large part by marketing (it is), which kind of style do you think market forces want to compel in the majority of people? [/quote]
You spend $50 every 5-6 weeks. I have long hair and use only shampoo and conditioner (I buy big bottles prob spend $100-150/year redken), and get my haircut for $125 every 7-9 months. There’s no painstaking upkeep. Maybe for your hair type, but not mine. 90% of the time I just air dry and it’s fine. Once or twice a month I’ll fix some of the waves with an iron or diffuse it dry if I have to go somewhere when it’s wet. [/quote]

My shampoo is a 12 oz bottle of tea tree whatever from Walmart, $5. The Bed Head I get from hairdresser $22.

When my hair was long I tended to air dry much of the time too, but a great many women do blowouts and use curlers or irons and do hot oil or keratin treatments, intense conditioners etc. and a great many women color, highlight, use extensions, etc. The hair care industry is multibillion yearly industry. Longer hair requires lots more products and maintenance for most women but certainly there are always outliers who DGAF.[/quote]

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