Beauty

[september]

It’s a new term to me, too. 

[x Hedge]

  @proudlyfromNJ 

midwest, great lakes region 

[Eliana]

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@x Hedge wrote:

  @proudlyfromNJ 

midwest, great lakes region 

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I have never heard it here in Michigan.

[x Hedge]

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@Desi wrote:

Never heard anyone say it in person, but a Q vendor of hair products uses it to mean cotton candy looking hair (another term he uses) negatively.

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yes, I know the vendor you mean @Desi .

I've heard him use the phrase many times in presentations, and he doesn't use it as a compliment. It just never dawned on me I was the only one in the audience who knew what he meant (as I'm learning here).

  Wonder where he picked that expression up.

[SunValley]

Term is new to me too but would consider it an insult.

[AuntG]

Don't believe I've heard such a reference. I guess I'd think they meant fake looking hair.

[Diva on The Q]

@x Hedge: Where are you from? I'm from the midwest and have never heard that expression. 

[GCR18]

Haven't heard it in reference to a person's hair.  I think I'd take it as an insult.

[riley1]

@x Hedge - I'm originally from NJ and never heard that term. 

[Tallgal]

I grew up in Michigan, we never compared a person's hair to doll's hair.   I never heard this comparison before.