December 29 2008, 12:34 pm PT | Posted in: Hair Loss Causes
Snippet from the article:
It’s a head of hair that a man 20 years his junior would envy — a chestnut helmet that brazenly mocks Father Time and screams “healthy!”
Gov. Blagojevich’s glossy locks — perfectly sculpted in rain or snow — may be an indication of a sickness beneath his scalp, said one local psychologist.
Read the full text at the Chicago Sun-Times.
It’s pretty ridiculous that anyone could label this man with a disorder just because of his truly awful hair. That being said, his helmet of hair really does look bad. I won’t dispute that. It looks like he’s got something to hide…
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What exactly is so terrible about his hair? Speaking of delusional senses of grandeur — who are any of us, with our thinning hair and tall foreheads, who can only mantain the haircut we had in 6th grade, and who often use powder and style coverups ourselves — who are any of us to make fun of this guy for a hairstyle?
With his current troubles, I’d say his hair is the last thing he should be concerned with.