The 13 Worst-Hair Cities

Glad my city ain't up here!

by MissXu Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 09:16PM Report as inappropriate

wow alot of the popular cities are listed here :/

by Benahir Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 01:47PM Report as inappropriate

Oregon may be humid, but I wouldn't live anywhere else! Also, my hair is pretty good!

by WiccanLady Friday, November 11, 2011 at 01:30PM Report as inappropriate

So happy my city isn't on this list!

by vfalkow Friday, September 16, 2011 at 08:09PM Report as inappropriate

avoid... check!

by Bon_Bon Monday, August 15, 2011 at 02:36AM Report as inappropriate

ugh I would hate to live there!

by Bon_Bon Monday, August 15, 2011 at 12:10AM Report as inappropriate

i am african american and i have to get my hair done at LEAST weekly. in houtston's hot summer weather makes it even tougher. is best to stay in somewhere COOL. d

by fabdmm Saturday, July 23, 2011 at 12:36AM Report as inappropriate

@Nella6993: Wooooowwwww! I'm all about expressin myself but holy jeezus crackers! Chill dude its just an article... its about hair... so what? has nothing to do with race honey. I hate that ever single time sombody writes somethin, some loud thing has come in and talk about how we're not including YOU in it. white isnt the majority anymore and there is a black president so why are yall STILL cryin??

by MsMouseEst1988 Saturday, June 18, 2011 at 02:46AM Report as inappropriate

This is a very poor writer. Not only does this article present a very curt sense of humor, it also overemphasizes unnecessary teases at an array of great towns and cities. Being a native Houstonian myself, I've grown up to learn how to manage with the weather, but this author must be dense if he or she assumes that a lack of salons or humid weather results a city of unsightly hairs. It would be different if this author assessed these matters as a means to "qualify" the facts with actual advice -which, I assume was attempted, however through the poorest techniques was it executed- yet with the author's addition of whatever he or she supposedly thought to be "witty" was, in fact, jeering at other small towns and their culture. The remarks of "wisdom" were not typed to exist in their own ineffective one-liner solitare, but were made to "pack a punch," because according to this author, due to a lack of yellowpage listed hair stylists, it will be "difficult to find hip style" in that area because it is the " top destination for retirees." And who cares?! Is the author suggesting that older people are incapable of creating wonderful NEW things? So yup, tell the producers to cancel James Cameron's next film 'cause 'up, I think he's graying. Oh and Morgan Freeman and Clint Eastwood should just give all that movie making a rest too. What a disappointment. But how bet we just disregard all of that because this biased columnist has still yet to acknowledge different hair types. Being of African American heritage, my hair reacts differently others, and this can be said for Latinos, Biracials, Asians, Caucasians, curly headed, straight hair, wavy, relaxed, and natural alike- BECAUSE WE'RE ALL DIFFRENT- and there is nothing wrong with that. This piece of evidence just exemplifies this writer's sense of inconsideration. I mean really, what publishing company or online website would want a columnist that advises people to "LEAVE Las Vegas" and "get [their] hair cut by the neighbor's kid"? I have come away from reading this article, not only disgusted at this lack of rhetorical taste but also this unprofessional, facetious, conceited critique of an uneducated online columnist who has most surely written a solid piece of nothing that -through my reading- has wasted moments of my life that I will never get back. What a waste of online published space. And I just turned 18 this month.

by Nella6993 Thursday, June 16, 2011 at 07:50PM Report as inappropriate