Tyra Banks is afraid that if you wake up next to her and see her real hair you won't call her again

Cut it really, really short and then let it grow out.

the girl's hair was so fucked up from bad extensions that the hairdressers had no choice but to give the girl a buzzcut.

Although the girl was upset, she's actually done quite well in the competition and embraced her bald-do

Problem solved.

:patriot:

Sexy is sexy, even without hair

I have no idea what she could use to draw my attention away from her hair, though.

:sarcasm:


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...is if we were both knocked out at the same time and place. I wouldn't call regardless.

Were I single, and I'm not, I would take any farmer's daughter over any of those so-called super models.

She was damn hot!

GREAT stuff...unexpected stuff as well

Then she'd only have to wear a wig for a few months.

Short "natural" hair looks really hot on African American women, IMHO. And if she wants flowing tresses, she could don another wig temporarily. Or she could go for cornrows - they worked for Bo Derek.

I mean, I understand her being self-conscious, but she could wear a beanie with a propeller on it and still look stunning. I remember Whitney Houston said that was the reason that she always wears wigs, to protect her hair because it is so easily damaged that she wants it to remain in good condition for when she gets older.

...who wouldn't call me if I had fucked-up hair.

Anyone notice the ads along with this thread?

to make sure she is not the dumpee.

but something about her personality irks me. I watch a little of top model but I can't stomach the talk-show.

which is hardly ever considered attractive by the media or the fashion industy

if I had that thick, kinky kind of hair, I'd let it grow wild, and as long as it would go. She ought to cut it short, like she made, that young lady on, Next Top Model, and start over from scratch. Doesn't anyone believe it's who you are on the inside, that really matters? We, humans as a bunch, are so judgmental. As a real little kid, we lived in a small, totally white town, and basically the whole, state. I had wonderful, parents who taught us, it's whats on the inside that counts, and we are all the same inside, what ever color is on the packaging. However, in my 5 year-old mind in 1960, (which did change) I can remember thinking that 'Negro's', on TV, who tried to look white, looked really nice. That did have to do with straighting out the hair. ( just being honest, don't flame me bro, I was 5) By the time I was a teen, big afros were the coolest, and I still love the look. I think it's coming back!!

Look at David Letterman for God's sake!

yeah, that's a generalization, but it's been my experience.

for waiting until you think someone cares about you for you, and not for your looks.

It's sad that she's hung up on something so minor, BUT keep in mind this is the industry that she sleeps, eats, and breathes. Modeling breeds vanity and insecurity at the same time. No wonder she thinks superficially.

Who knew? :shrug:

RL