Whatever's natural?

I sometimes think of the look of people like Heather Locklear to be very superficial, manufactured, and over produced. And of course a lot of it is. Certainly platinum is not most people's true color. Her hair has been burned, teased, and sprayed to get it like that.

But actually, looking at her in her hey day, I see that I'm pretty wrong about just how over produced this is. Look at her eye brows for one thing. Not plucked at all, they appear to have been totally left alone. And her hair. The ends look stringy and split, like she doesn't do all that much to take care of it. Her roots are showing. Her tan looks like it came from being out in the sun. And still they just slapped some make up on her, sprayed her hair to within an inch of it's life, threw her in front of a pink screen and called it glamorous. Which it sort of is.

Like many things, this beings me back to my negative feelings on hipsters. Hipsters are so affected. And try so hard not to look it. Very rarely is even one eyebrow hair out of place. Unless the whole look is manufactured around out-of-place eyebrows. I'm try to post a picture of the point I'm making, but blogger is not letting me. This make me think that some damn hipster working for blogger is sitting at his computer smoking his lucky strikes (which of course I smoked back in high school when I sat around Denny's drinking black coffee in the apron from the salvation army I used to wear as a shirt) and laughing as he erases my whole post every time I try to post a pic of a hipster. Whatever.