Anonymous wrote:She looks about 10 years older than her chronological age.

Really? She looks 60 years old to you? I’d love to know where you’re finding 60 year olds that look like that.

Anonymous wrote:If she cut off 6 inches it'd be very nice hair. Despite the fact that she has a lump of black coal in place of a heart, she could hide that fact.

Never forget this woman downplayed the pandemic while buying up stock in BODY BAGS. Last January. Using intel she was given about how bad this would be while sitting in a Senate seat she purchased.

Good riddance to her. I hope she enjoys jail.

Her husband is at the top of the ruling class. Nobody in that orbit goes to jail. I still don't understand why he married her though.

How does someone so rich have such awful personal style?

Was she actually rich before she met her husband? Her bio claims she was a hot shot executive (before marrying him) but she's dumb as a brick and does not carry herself like a tough smart former executive.

I also don't understand how or why they settled in Atlanta of all places. He's from Manhattan and she's from Chicago?

Anonymous wrote:She looks about 10 years older than her chronological age.

No, she doesn't.

Anonymous wrote:She has a rotten soul, but I feel that aesthetically she looks good.

I do not understand the criticism on her physical looks.

Rotten to her core.

She looks about 10 years older than her chronological age.

I like her hair, too. It conflicts with traditional views of how "professional" women are "supposed" to look. It would be nice if she mixed up her style beyond a barrette or not (and I prefer without, fwiw).

She has good hair, the thickness and her lower hairline make her look youthful.

Anonymous wrote:She has a rotten soul, but I feel that aesthetically she looks good.

I do not understand the criticism on her physical looks.

No, I don't get this at all.

Actually, I am sad to admit that I think it is simply because people don't like her. I'm extremely liberal and find her politics reprehensible, but I do think she is a beautiful woman and her hair looks great. It is difficult to separate my feelings about her politics from my perception of her physical appearance, and I think that is what is happening here.

Some female politicians whose politics align with my own really don't look as good as Kelly Loeffler: I am sure they are better people, but they are not physically beautiful in this way. It is what is it, but this woman is objectively beautiful (physically anyway).

She is rich so the advice about wearing it up does not apply. She could care less what people at work think. As a guy -- her hair is great.

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Anonymous wrote:I always see her wearing suits, and the long hair doesn't go with a business look.

Ok now whats a business look? Short brown straight hair? Hair tied in a bun?

As a woman over 40 with longer hair, I have been advised to wear it up for work, by female coworkers. So in a low bun, or even in a ponytail, or a french braid (which I think is dated.) Basically, pulled back.

Her hair just looks too damaged to wear long like that constantly. It gets harder for me to keep healthy long hair as I age, but I would think she would have enough money to get a better long cut or treatments.

lol

I’ve had two older female bosses, who were from different generations (both newly retired). One told me men don’t take us seriously unless we wear skirts. Another told me men don’t take us seriously unless we wear blazers. Loeffler is crazy, but her hair is neat and groomed and appropriate.

She has a rotten soul, but I feel that aesthetically she looks good.

I do not understand the criticism on her physical looks.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she is trying to hid her super long neck.

Giraffe neck. Looks much better to have long hair than short.

What did PP's say is wrong with her eyes? I don't see it?

They are not aligned.

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Anonymous wrote:Her hair is gorgeous. I think lots of you are jealous. Kyle Richards is oldet and has longer hair.

No idea who Kyle Richards is, but I doubt he inspires much jealousy.

She is gorgeous

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Anonymous wrote:I always see her wearing suits, and the long hair doesn't go with a business look.

Ok now whats a business look? Short brown straight hair? Hair tied in a bun?

As a woman over 40 with longer hair, I have been advised to wear it up for work, by female coworkers. So in a low bun, or even in a ponytail, or a french braid (which I think is dated.) Basically, pulled back.

Her hair just looks too damaged to wear long like that constantly. It gets harder for me to keep healthy long hair as I age, but I would think she would have enough money to get a better long cut or treatments.

lol

Yeah, I thought that was special too. Apparently even white women can't have wavy / curly longer hair at work after age 40.
At this point I am having hot flashes, so have to pull it back anyhow.