Anonymous wrote:I was getting my hair done yesterday, and I couldn't help but notice the amount of women getting bob haircuts. Even on young women, they just scream "mom hair" to me. Why do women do this to themselves? I really don't understand the appeal. It is especially bad when the bob is super stacked and short in the back. There have to be other alternatives??!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was getting my hair done yesterday, and I couldn't help but notice the amount of women getting bob haircuts. Even on young women, they just scream "mom hair" to me. Why do women do this to themselves? I really don't understand the appeal. It is especially bad when the bob is super stacked and short in the back. There have to be other alternatives??!
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OP, I was talking to one of my hair people about this last week. She said they have been out of style for years now, but people want to believe they are a Spice Girl, even though it is 2014 (not 1990!) I thought is was funny - and true.
It is certainly not "classic". Trying to be a sheeple is not classic, in any sense of the word.
The worst is when someone with a humungous head has a bob, and their head looks like a bobble head, regardless of their body size. It looks awful. I know they want to look good, and they think it is classic, or someone told them it was, but they are misinformed.
When I see a bob, I think the wearer can't think for themselves, or they are too lazy to get a new style.
I have seen Japanese women, with their certain kind of super straight hair, with a very specific texture to it (that Westerners do not have) with a beautiful bob, but this was decades ago in a certain fashion forward area. I don't imagine they would ever be back in style.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was getting my hair done yesterday, and I couldn't help but notice the amount of women getting bob haircuts. Even on young women, they just scream "mom hair" to me. Why do women do this to themselves? I really don't understand the appeal. It is especially bad when the bob is super stacked and short in the back. There have to be other alternatives??!
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OP, I was talking to one of my hair people about this last week. She said they have been out of style for years now, but people want to believe they are a Spice Girl, even though it is 2014 (not 1990!) I thought is was funny - and true.
It is certainly not "classic". Trying to be a sheeple is not classic, in any sense of the word.
The worst is when someone with a humungous head has a bob, and their head looks like a bobble head, regardless of their body size. It looks awful. I know they want to look good, and they think it is classic, or someone told them it was, but they are misinformed.
When I see a bob, I think the wearer can't think for themselves, or they are too lazy to get a new style.
I have seen Japanese women, with their certain kind of super straight hair, with a very specific texture to it (that Westerners do not have) with a beautiful bob, but this was decades ago in a certain fashion forward area. I don't imagine they would ever be back in style.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was getting my hair done yesterday, and I couldn't help but notice the amount of women getting bob haircuts. Even on young women, they just scream "mom hair" to me. Why do women do this to themselves? I really don't understand the appeal. It is especially bad when the bob is super stacked and short in the back. There have to be other alternatives??!
+1000000
OP, I was talking to one of my hair people about this last week. She said they have been out of style for years now, but people want to believe they are a Spice Girl, even though it is 2014 (not 1990!) I thought is was funny - and true.
It is certainly not "classic". Trying to be a sheeple is not classic, in any sense of the word.
The worst is when someone with a humungous head has a bob, and their head looks like a bobble head, regardless of their body size. It looks awful. I know they want to look good, and they think it is classic, or someone told them it was, but they are misinformed.
When I see a bob, I think the wearer can't think for themselves, or they are too lazy to get a new style.
I have seen Japanese women, with their certain kind of super straight hair, with a very specific texture to it (that Westerners do not have) with a beautiful bob, but this was decades ago in a certain fashion forward area. I don't imagine they would ever be back in style.
Anonymous wrote:I was getting my hair done yesterday, and I couldn't help but notice the amount of women getting bob haircuts. Even on young women, they just scream "mom hair" to me. Why do women do this to themselves? I really don't understand the appeal. It is especially bad when the bob is super stacked and short in the back. There have to be other alternatives??!
Anonymous wrote:It's a classic style. Sort of like saying you don't like pants.
Anonymous wrote:There is such a big range on "the bob" that you can't really make a sweeping statement.
Mine is all shoulder length with bangs and looks a lot more put together than the long hair I was sporting prior. Think Reese Witherspoon's latest cut.
The stacked bob, though, I hate. But the but people I are around town with that cut are clearly tourists.