Michelle Obama

Glad it will only last a day or two.

Hair Houdini Johnny Wright explains:

"No, I didn’t cut her hair. There are two things I do. The UP-TUCK, like you are tucking something in. Then I do a TUCK-UP. The UP-TUCK is when I position a small ponytail somewhere on the head, and then I tuck the rest of the hair up under that ponytail. Then a TUCK-UP is when I take the hair and gather it all in the back and I twist it and I pull up and tuck. And that is what she got last night! A TUCK UP!"

In my original post I said that I thought it was cut.  In a SEPARATE paragraph I commented that she was classy.  Nothing to do with her hair, just a comment on her in general.  I may have violated the rules & if so, I apologize.  But everyone violates the rules of this board sometimes, don't they?

Kramer wrote: YOU can hope anything you want, mystical81, but don't say "we" because you don't speak for me.   And if I can be so bold: how does THIS haircut make someone classy? Doesn't she have someone on her staff who does her hair every day?   Much ado about not very much at all.

OK, Gord, I was the first one to use the word classy.  Exactly where did I or anyone for that matter say the HAIRSTYLE made her classy???




Edited by makeitshort - July 23 2009 at 9:50pm

2 things, first, it is NOT a cut, but tucked under.

Second, Kramer is correct, The first lady was just as classy before the hairdo as after.  You could say more stylish.  Is Paris Hilton more or less classy depending on the length of her extensions, or the designer of her gown?  Of course not!

I read an article saying that her spokeswoman said it was not cut, just pinned. Not sure how reliable that source is, but we can hope it is cut!

I like this style on her and I agree a classy first lady

Hard to tell, but either way, it looks really good.

If it is cut, women will be lining up for it tomorrow...

Is it cut or just tucked under?