Q Talk

[corita]

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@wildcat fan wrote:

There are a couple of Q hosts I'm not going to "embrace" and their hair has nothing to do with my feelings about that.

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        Exactly!!!!  Poor presentations skills far outweigh hosts' looks!!! 

       I am watching less and less QVC because of the appalling behavior of some hosts.

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[Sooner]

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@EverettBarb wrote:

Women are under pressure to color their hair, men not so much. I stopped coloring my hair in my 50s when the grey roots started showing after 2 weeks. I'm glad I did. I hope we continue to appreciate everyone including QVC hosts as we all age. Grey/Gray is beautiful!

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@EverettBarb And NOT GRAY is beautiful as well.

[suzyQ3]

Here we go again: It's the monthly battle between going gray or not going gray. Interesting that no one ever wins the debate.

[dodies]

Doesn't seem the majority of female hosts are around long

enough to go gray........

[EverettBarb]

Probably not...just testing the water.

[EverettBarb]

I decided to go  grey when I became a certified YMCA group exercise instructor. Boomer instructors were pretty much all going natural. We have to meet the same physical teaching requirements as the 20 year olds. I did it for 2 disciplines with arthritis and one total knee replacement. 

[EverettBarb]

Wow.....folks are really angry about something. Forget I asked the question. No wonder QVC deleted so many posts.

[EverettBarb]

Idle curiosity. 

[CalminHeart]

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@Suziepeach wrote:

Why are women under pressure to color their hair?  I haven't seen anything that would indicate that.  

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It's part of society's expectation for women to look younger and prettier.

[AuntG]

It's true you rarely see newscasters or TV actresses embracing their gray strands. Youth is pushed on us all day long. I watched a Perry Mason episode from the late 1950's and Ellen Corby (Grandma Walton) was credited as 'old lady'  - when looked her up, she wasn't even 50 when she played that part (born 1911 and filmed in 1959).