Anonymous
Post 06/11/2025 10:19     Subject: Re:Side Parts
avalonrose wrote:I wore mine in a side part for years, and I guess it never really flattered me but I didn't know it. Last year I splurged on a celebrity hair stylist who told me, "never ever wear your hair in a side part again". I have a small but prominent widow's peak, and I guess the middle part does look better with it.


Which celebrity stylist? Around here? I need a splurge.
Anonymous
Post 06/11/2025 10:18     Subject: Side Parts
My hair won't part in the middle. It just flips back to my natural side part.
Anonymous
Post 06/11/2025 10:18     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If I brush my hair straight back and then let it fall where it wants, it creates a distinct part just to the right of center. I have learned to let it have its way.


Same here. Fighting this natural part has never worked out well for me. A middle part looks awful on me.


A middle part doesn't look good on most people.
Anonymous
Post 06/11/2025 10:17     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:It’s so frustrating as a middle-age person because instead of looking like you are bucking trends (like a young person looks like when they take the road less traveled), as a Middle aged mom you just look out of touch, out of date, etc.

It would be nice not to care, but I kind of do. I remember thinking my mom looked hopelessly out of date, and I thought “how can she be so clueless?”


I’ve always thought that the people who have the hardest timing with aging are the ones who were meanest to older people in their youth.
Anonymous
Post 06/11/2025 10:12     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They never went away.


They definitely went away!


Nope.


Definitely didn't go away for me. Curly hair with cowlicks? No center part happening here. Messy side part for life.
avalonrose
Post 06/10/2025 18:10     Subject: Re:Side Parts
I wore mine in a side part for years, and I guess it never really flattered me but I didn't know it. Last year I splurged on a celebrity hair stylist who told me, "never ever wear your hair in a side part again". I have a small but prominent widow's peak, and I guess the middle part does look better with it.
Anonymous
Post 06/09/2025 00:12     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:I didn't know they were out. The only time I ever noticed hair parting as a fashion trend was in the 90s when the zig zag part was " in" for a minute.


Oh man.

Memories!
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2025 22:14     Subject: Re:Side Parts
The zigzag part is the only reasonable option with my curly hair. My daughter did a center part on me and laughed so hard that she never tried it again.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2025 18:37     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They never went away.


They definitely went away!


But they didn't. Don't be racist.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 14:48     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They never went away.


They definitely went away!


Nope.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 14:44     Subject: Re:Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why in the world would you worry about this??? I never cared about stuff like where I part my hair!!!


I'm sure this is apparent.


Meow
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 14:28     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:They never went away.


They definitely went away!
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2025 18:20     Subject: Side Parts
They never went away.
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2025 17:59     Subject: Side Parts
It’s so frustrating as a middle-age person because instead of looking like you are bucking trends (like a young person looks like when they take the road less traveled), as a Middle aged mom you just look out of touch, out of date, etc.

It would be nice not to care, but I kind of do. I remember thinking my mom looked hopelessly out of date, and I thought “how can she be so clueless?”
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2025 17:56     Subject: Side Parts
Anonymous wrote:Sweetie, just wear what looks best on you.


Oh look, it's the "sweetie" poster, dripping with condescension and a lack of fashion knowledge -- as always.