I have fine hair, looking very similar to Molly's and my french braid relaxes and unbraids itself after an hour even if I hairspray it to the moon. I can only imagine how uncomfortable the weave was and how hard it was pulling her hair out of her scalp. Hairdressers should know better.
Seriously. I used to be a hairstylist what wasn't proficient in weaves or extensions and even I knew this. How did this team of professionals not realize how bad of an idea that was?
@@ajf1219 did someone put a gun to their heads? Cassandra back on season 5 said No. She was sent home, but she stood up for herself. The other girls had that same power. When you don't use it, you are the one at fault. And I'm so annoyed by you guys, do you really think the fashion industry is about being nice and sweet? One time Tyra said: as harsh as we are, we are nothing compared to the real world of fashion. They are ruthless and I like to think that at least we are giving you something constructive to work with.
@@MichelePernerBlum oh but it is, I'm in school to be a hairdresser your the one doing the clients hair so your the one that makes them look good or bad.
to be fair by the later seasons they do know what they’re getting into in terms of makeovers and yet they still complain about it. still a lot if the times they give them awful makeovers but you cant really say it was against their will when they actively signed up for the show knowing they were likely going to go through a drastic change
@@andimoz going from long hair to a pixie cut is just to extreme, that takes years to go back just for 5 minutes on tv, growing back that hair takes years, i wouldnt accept it
@@hyacinthbucket5062 yeah i get that but still chances are these girls have seen the show before and know it’s a possibility and have to either accept doing that or leave. not saying it’s not kinda fucked but they know what they’re getting themselves into
@@andimoz I think everyone hopes they are not going to be the one getting the extreme makeovers. Also, it is diffirent THINKING you can do it and then actually having to do it.
Okay, but Jeana's "meltdown" is 1000% justified if you look up the video she did on Top Model! They literally told her she was going to be getting a wig to wear throughout the show (the wig is actually seen in a few clips in the background) and then they surprised her on the spot the day of makeovers by telling her they were going to shave her bald... What little hair she had was years of growth she was trying to get back and they shaved it off on her... That's not a meltdown, that's pure psychological torture!
@@allessandmegchannelYou're joking right? When someone has alopecia it's not their choice! When you start waking up with clumps of your hair all over your pillows and throughout your bed and you see your hair as a way to express yourself or as a way to feel feminine then you can say things like that. I've witnessed what this disease does to women and you have no right to say things like that. She tried for years to grow back the little hair she had before they shaved it all off after telling her she was getting a wig for the remainder of the show. Why not shave your own head, pluck out your eyebrows and lashes then come on here and talk about how good you look..
@@allessandmegchannelIt’s not about how she looks to others. It’s about her being comfortable with her own body. And she was proud of the hair she’d managed to grow back.
These are not makeovers. This is psychological torture. It’s hard to be comfortable in you own skin when you no longer feel like you. A woman should have an equal say regarding her makeover instead of having it forced upon you.
Well, in the modeling industry, individually is not indulged. It’s a job to be the blank canvas that designers use to showcase their visions. That’s an important lesson girls should know as they long to be in an industry that is very indifferent to the feelings of those who need to stop taking things personally and behave professionally.
Them calling these young girls control freaks and trying to be a psychologist is seriously toxic af. Tyra deserves all the heat she getting right now. Psychological abuse, "joking" with the fact they need to trust complete strangers that totally don't have their best intentions in mind... wow. Just. no. Even as a kid watching this I felt like there was something really wrong.
Jeana being very emotional and tearful is absolutely 100% justified, especially because she thought that she would be getting a new wig instead of going bald.
@@margarethmichelina5146 right. I thought Jay was being so insensitive toward her. She wasn't crying because of the style she was getting. She was upset because she just sat there for 12 hours for nothing. That would've taken a toll on anyone
All this show did was cut people's hair or bleach it. This isn't no "makeover" cuz the makeovers was horrible. They didn't do research on the model's hair textures, treatments for the hair, and what would actually look good on the models. Most of the people that did the makeovers got eliminated quickly and the judges always say "they didn't like the look." How u pick a look for the models and then when it looks bad, eliminate them after? I feel so bad for the models
That’s why this is such a shitty show and I don’t understand how the audience were manipulated for a good decade. Only now people realise how wrong they did to those contestants.
I think it’s because they probably make up their minds who’s staying and who’s going before they even take them to elimination and they want to get the last bits of entertainment out of them. They probably get them to sign contracts, too, so they’ve covered themselves for any future suing. As someone who once worked in a hairdressers, I can tell you that the environment in these places are EXTREMELY bîtchy. Gây Men are the worst - they may be fun friends, but they’re insanely difficult to work with, always.
As a redhead, I’m upset that the judges wanted to dye that models hair to a more artificial shade of red. Red hair is never the same after it’s dyed (from the multiple stories I’ve been told)
@@tajsimms8976 I've heard from the experience of relatives, friends, & others that when they dyed their naturally red hair, it never grew back as vibrant and was more muddled. I can't explain why but somehow red hair seems more fragile when it comes to dying it
@@macairemcnamara2419 So just to confirm, you don't know how biology works. If a blonde dyes her hair black one time, does her hair start growing out brown?
“We’re not making decisions for shock value” that’s...literally exactly what they did. In every season. The makeovers were fun but they were fucked up with some of their choices and forcing the girls to go through with them.
@@julesrules7297 I stopped watching after Tara ... i remember them telling ppl that they can cry if they need to, then it turned out !?? _that was "the challenge"._ it was WAY WORSE than what this video showed. "I just wish they would have cut me BEFORE they cut my hair!" and her sister was still in the competition. imagine someone hurting your sister like that in front of you and not being allowed to say anything. and then feeling like you have to keep participating in that sadism. i couldn't stand it. it would take me YEARS to get my length back. my hair is STRAIGHT. bullies who give their targets a swirly aren't that cruel. this was devastating to watch.
The worst makeovers were the two where they were basically forced(unless they wanted to get kicked off) into cosmetic dentistry. I couldn't imagine shaving down my natural tooth structure to have a more "marketable"gap. Or Dani who was talked into getting rid of her gap that she was proud of.
They gave Joanie the WORST veneers! They were all the same size and just looked so unnatural and honestly painful. It was like she couldn’t close her mouth around them. I felt so bad for her.
Honestly, someone should have talked to Tyra about cutting the hair of dark skin contestants. It's not something that is normally discussed and that's why you hear the contestants are afraid of looking masculine. Dark skin women have always been minimized and seen as masculine just because it's one way prejudice and racism rears it's head. I don't care if you think this exists, because it does and happens to dark skin women like me. I think Tyra should have known better than to do some of these makeovers for shock value too.
Tyra, unfortunately, does not care about any of the contestants. She cares about what will get her ratings and money. Even if it makes her racist and sexist towards her own race and gender. You’d think she would with the way she preaches being comfortable in your own skin but she just means comfortable in the skin someone else deems perfect. I obviously don’t know anything about being a woman of color but I do know hair is a very, very important and serious part of culture. To sit there and cut it off or treat it like it’s just another thing is so disrespectful. I feel like all the meltdowns in this video were justified. You can’t just start messing with someone’s hair and expect them to be cool with it. It also felt like she was trying to put all the women of color in a box, giving them all the same haircut. It’s like you said, it plays into the prejudice and racism of “you all look alike” crap. The producers, Tyra, the judges, they should all know better. All women; however they look, should be able to make the choice for themselves on how they want to look. When someone feels good, that’s when you’re going to get the best photos anyway.
Personally i thought all of the dark skinned women looked absolutely stunning with short hair, they have amazing bone structure and features and it highlights their beauty. But it makes sense they shouldn’t have to do it if they don’t like how it looks on themselves.
@Terri Badger - First...Tyra ABSO-FREAKIN-LUTELY did the "makeovers" for shock value & ratings!! Its BEYOND irritating when they say we don't cut your hair just to cut it because they surely did and we could ALL see it!! Second - I'm clearly white but I see what you are saying about dark skinned women feeling masculine when they had short hair because we watched several break down over that fact after Tyra cut their hair. But I can't see that it's a racial thing because look how many white girls had even worse freak outs after getting their hair chopped because they too looked masculine. I do feel that women with short hair are treated differently by a large portion of society. However I don't see it as a racist problem but rather a FEMALE problem. No woman should be treated like she's less feminine due to the length of their hair. NO WOMAN NO MATTER WHAT HER RACE
Thank you for this comment! As a white person this wouldn’t have even crossed my mind how this would have further affected the dark skinned ladies!! They looked gorgeous to me but completely can understand why they were always so reluctant to shave/cut it regardless.
This makes a lot of sense. I’m a white Swede and I never ever considered this when I watch ANTM as a teenager, but now that I’m older (and hopefully wiser), I can’t believe I never thought about the racial dimension. It did cross my mind when I was watching this, so thank you for clarifying things further and allowing me the opportunity to learn more.
Because letting hair stand in the way of something you say is your life's DREAM is stupid and immature tbh. They're not signing a life contract that says they have to have this hair for the rest of their life. And hair grows back. And it is so hard to get into the modeling industry, it just makes you look so ungrateful. If you don't care much about modeling that's fine, but the point of being on this show is that it's your life passion and you would do anything for it.
@@lalaitscherryxo1711 - A LOT of the makeovers were terrible though. They were done for shock value and not to genuinely help the girls. Some makeovers were intentional sabotaging their chances at winning the competition (which was likely rigged anyway). If you watch the Oliver Twixt interviews, a lot of the girls call out Tyra for the BS surrounding makeovers. Did you know that after the makeovers, they didn't provide the girls with the proper tools or education to keep their hair in good condition and manageable? ANTM is a reality show, not a modeling competition.
@@danakscully64 yeah I definitely think the lack of care they provide sucks. There were a lot of raggedy weaves and fried yellow blondes. That being said I would still do it for my lifelong dream. And my comment is mainly geared towards the ones who cry and even consider going home for having their hair cut/just feel they look ugly. I just think that's childish. Not when their hair is actually damaged in the process.
@@lalaitscherryxo1711 Here is the thing about “your dream”... it’s reality tv. This show did nothing for any of these girls careers. Most of these girls didn’t even get the prize they were promised for winning. The Jays did an entire expose thing on Live. And in REAL modeling, they do not drastically change your hair. You get a wig, extensions, and hair pieces. They do not do any of this unless the model decides to. Because what one company wants won’t work for others. If they want you blonde on Tuesday and Brunette and Friday- you get a wig. They gave white girls weaves- girls hair was thinning and falling out after the show was over. And what did they get out of it? Nothing.
Jay Manuel liked to give these models hell for being upset over their makeovers, when I'm pretty sure he had the same spiky silver hairstyle for almost the entirety of him being on the show. He had dark hair in C1, and had longer hair for C11, but aside from that you never see his hair change whatsoever. I'm sure he wouldn't have been too happy if his hair got buzzed, bleached, or had some ugly curly weave sewn in either.
“Those red bumps right there, especially in the tight spots that’s normal, that’s the beauty is pin thing just got to suck it up” that’s why she had no hairline for a long time and neither did Naomi Campbell. No edges, no hairline. Ladies that is called traction alopecia, those bumps mean your hair is being pulled it is too tight and you should take them down ASAP. :)
Can you imagine them telling Tyra "With that forehead + 2 that she would have to buzz cut her hair and shave her eyebrows and wear dark brown color eye contacts. She'd be pissed.
@Hannah Scudder ~ I agree!! I felt so bad for her. She was gorgeous and Tyra F'd it up on purpose IMO! It was almost like if she REALLY saw potential she sabotaged them. Oh and she HATED pageant girls. IMO that's why she did what she did to Cassandra. She does nothing but mock and bad mouth pageants.
No, Tyra. A weave should not be so tight that it causes those tension bumps. That means it is pulling your real hair out at the follicles. She has to know that. I hate when people give bad and damaging advice to impressionable younger people.
I stopped watching the show after that. it was _awful._ she was bawling, "i just wish they had done this _before they cut all my hair off!"_ and they did this in front her _sister_ (who was completely powerless to stop it).
Haven’t even watched yet, but seeing Jael in the thumbnail isn’t fair!! She sat there for eight hours trying to get extensions, which they should’ve known weren’t going to work, and then had to take it all out... she was allowed to be upset
Poor Jael. She was such a beautiful person that experience so many personal demons. She suffered from a serious drug addiction after the show and later died after losing her battle to breast cancer. I hope she is finally at peace
Tyra needed to stop treating these girls like her personal Barbies. Guarantee if someone had told her early on that she had to get a blonde pixie cut she would’ve fought it. Jokes on them anyway Cassandra Jean looks hot as hell with long dark hair and she’s doing just fine for herself without their help.
Jael's "meltdown" was understandable. 8 hours in a chair, get the whole makeover done and then have to have it taken out and redone. Id cry too... after going off!
The way they treated Cassandra was cruel. At the time it aired I thought she was being a brat and not a good sport but she was treated unfairly in my opinion.
@@paul8926 i disagree, the haircut was atrocious though granted if they had done the shorter hair like tyra wanted it could have looked good but i think her long brown hair suited her better imo
About Jeana , production played her dirty when Tyra said she was going to get a new wig that looks like her natural hair from childhood and then NO , we will remove you old wig , shave your head ... She said in a interview with Oliver TwiXt that she cries when she is mad .. So was those tears of sadness ?? .. I guess not !!
IKR Tyra is not okay. Did you watch Jeana's video she has about her experience with Tyra. It confirms all the speculations about how manipulative and just evil Tyra actually is
I also don’t like how the narrator says that she hid her alopecia to make the video go along with the clip when in reality, they straight up lied to her and she was emotional.
Jeanas makeover had a huge impact on me when I saw it as a kid. I never knew that someone could go through that, and it was beautiful to see her reclaim her bald head. Years later, shes said that she said the show exploited her alopecia- she has every right to feel that way, but it doesnt mean that it didnt touch the hearts of many young girls and redefine beauty. I hope shes well and I thank her for going through that
The fact that Terra had to go through that uncomfortable makeover just to be sent home right after, just because she didn't like it at first, it's really messed up. Production were very abusive.
When a contestant does not want a short haircut and they get it anyway, they are not just taking hair away from them, they are taking away their confidence. Pretty important to have confidence in a freakin' modeling contest!
I would be upset if they have me put in a full weave for 8 hours like they did with Jael and then " No , we will cut you hair like pixie cut " .. I would be pissed !!!
I can’t blame Bianca for the breakdown. There are a lot of people, man or woman, that would have a moment if they were told that their hair was so damaged that it had to go. However, here’s my question: why did they not do some kind of consultation between the stylists and the models before deciding on and attempting the makeovers? Certain things do not work with certain hair texture. They should have done some sort of assessment before then, and they would have been able to see some things ahead of time. Things like, “Okay, this girl has really damaged hair, so it really needs to go,” or “Her hair is really fine. This type of weave is not going to hold with it.”
@Anon Ymous ~ because they didn't care! They did so many styles that didn't work with the hair type and several that were just plain ridiculous. They didn't GAF!! It was all about ratings and money
I can't blame any of them for freaking out. They're models; they literally make a living off their looks. So when you want to do something drastic to their hair it's not like a whiny child throwing a fit but rather a person concerned about their goddamn career. And we all know they do some of these things *knowing* it'll really upset the girls because TV drama, not because it'll legit look good on them. Also, shearing off a woman's hair has been a method of punishment for centuries. Now, short hair on a woman is not a problem at all if that's what she wants but if it isn't...yeah. Giving a woman with 3 feet of hair a pixie cut when she doesn't want that is a form of psychological fuckery.
I hate that makeovers we’re forced. It’s sad to think someone like Tyra would say that to these girls that without the makeover they won’t ever be enough
What is it with these awful, yellow, brassy blonde cuts? There were like three in this video that looked like something a 15-year old who failed at bleaching their hair at home would..
Jael did not have a meltdown about getting her hair chopped off. She had a breakdown about sitting in a salon chair in pain for 8 hours only to have them change their minds about what they wanted. Who wouldn't feel like having a "meltdown" about that painful waste of time?!
They did Terra of Cylcle 15 DIRRRRTTTTTYYYY!! Cut all her hair off and then immediately eliminated her! Of course she wasn't making them "believe the makeover"!! She didn't want it. She didn't like it. Yet they gave her NO time to adjust. That was crap! If they did that to show they weren't putting up with makeover tantrums then Tosh in Cycle 23 should've gotten the boot! But they kept her because she was a twin and they wanted to show the comparison! Bull!
Giving the girly twin short hair and the tomboy twin long hair was definitely to start a rivalry between them. Not so people would look at then and think 'oh thats that girl' or whatever.
Honestly, hated how ANTM 24 usea Jeana to get fame and just to play with her. She said in an interview that she was so emotional bc her original makeover was her childhood hair, and then they changed it for the bald head. I also dont get why they diyed Cherish hair even reader, like, it looked literally the same as before
“We’re not making decisions for shock value” My brother in Christ, I saw the application form for ANTM and it has a number of questions explicitly designed to sniff out sources of drama.
I think Tyra took things way too far. At times. And when she had teeth filed, that was it. That gal has to live with her dental health for LIFE. Dental issues can be fatal, and dental anything is costly. To deliberately shave your teeth or carve a gap is removing protection.
I've grown my hair long & got it cut short so many times in my life. No big deal. But not only have friends & family melted down for one of my haircuts, frequently the hair technician would keep asking me during the process if I was alright, clearly anticipating emotional turmoil on my part, that never manifests.
Some of these makeovers worked but honestly some didn’t and I feel bad that after going through all this a lot were quickly eliminated thereafter. It was just psychological torture for shock value.
"We're not making decisions for shock value." Okay, so why not give the girls some time to adjust the fact that you're about to cut 15+ centimeters of their hair? My opinion is that many of the girls overreact, but I would be in shock if someone told me "I'm gonna give you a sidecut this instant!". I took MONTHS to decide that I would get a sidecut and cut and shave my hair, it was not something I just did. Many overreacted, but it is justified overreaction.
12:24 Molly has every right to be upset, but I most say the way she had her hair when she expressed her frustration was STUNNING 😍🫶💯👊 Bless her beautiful soul 💝
Some of these girls had severe damage to their hair and scalp. Not to mention some of these makeovers are NOT versatile. Mohawks, tons of extensions, horrible coloring and the list goes on we’re not good for employable models. It was definitely done for shock value. I feel so sorry for Jada. To disregard her feelings was just too much. I BLAME TYRA.
2:58 "We're not making decisions for shock values" Mhm, yeah sure. I always loved the makeover episodes as a kid, but as an adult I really hate them and would wish for ANTM to stop with this. Every single "Meltdown" is justified in my opinion. No, these barely grown-ups do NOT have to let their hair cut or dyed. And I mean "barely" in an absolutley non mocking way. "This is only hair, you can let it grow" Sure you can, but just imagine letting your hair grow for years, keeping it healthy, spending hours caring for it, only for some random people to cut it off for a TV Show, that hardly brings any success. "This is only hair, you can re-dye it later" In fact, no, you can't really. I am a natural brunette, and let my hair get bleached, because I wanted them white. The damage was there, even though I let the job be done by professionals. And I don't even wanna talk about how it would be the other way around. And I always hated how they always made the girls look like psychos if they refused. Even though most of them were more like "I do not feel comfortable with this" in the beginning and only started crying later. Yeah, let them go to a professional hair stylist nearly noone can afford, pamper them, make them feel pretty and neat, and let them decide by themselves whether they want a drastic change, thats how it should be! Also, why did they make Eva 3:44 look 10 years older AND like a massive Karen?
I guess I don't understand the comment after Catie said "I feel like my hair makes me look like a boy. I don't want to look like a boy" that by 'today's standards' that would've gotten her kicked out of the competition? Why? She's not being derogatory to anyone. She is saying SHE doesn't like HER hair that short and it makes HER FEEL unfeminine. She's not allowed to have her own feelings about it?
How the hell would that even get her kicked off? If anything, I’ll still be thinking “women not wanting short hair because they think they look like a boy can probably be blamed on society”
I really feel for the girl at number one. I did pageants for 15 years (ages 4-19) and hair is a very big part of the image. Like Big hair, long hair, sexy hair. Not a pixie cut. I was in pain watching when it first aired and I'm in pain watching it again.
They kept referencing Mia Farrow, Twiggy, "the pixie cut", the buxxcut, but never actually went through with any of those cuts. The cuts were always like an inch too long to actually be similar to those edgy styles. They always left the models looking like they were starting to grow out that cut (source- have actually had a buzzcut and later grew my buzz into a Mia Farrow style), of course that awkward length leaves people feeling off. You promised a buzzcut and delivered a pixie that's 3 months overdue for a trim.
@@internal.inferno2088 yeah I might be leaving mine on too long then. These girls do go from quite dark to platinum in one sitting and also probably freshly washed their hair so the scalp has no natural oil protection
@@bekahrogers8754 Yes, sugar. Don't worry we've all made those mistakes. I've been there before myself. Going from a dark shade to 15+ shades lighter in one sitting is what ruins it. You're right. If it can't be done in 10-15 minutes. Bleach isn't the way to go. It took me many years and listening to other girls to realise this.
They used makeovers as psychological torture. They ruined some of the girls hair. A basket weave should never go on a girl with fine hair.
What they did to Jael and Molly were just a shame . They put those girls through so much pain to just remove it .
I agree👍
I have fine hair, looking very similar to Molly's and my french braid relaxes and unbraids itself after an hour even if I hairspray it to the moon. I can only imagine how uncomfortable the weave was and how hard it was pulling her hair out of her scalp. Hairdressers should know better.
Seriously. I used to be a hairstylist what wasn't proficient in weaves or extensions and even I knew this. How did this team of professionals not realize how bad of an idea that was?
I wish the models could choose their own makeovers
"You've got to trust the people you work with". Says the man who literally just lied to her face about her makeover!
The same professionals fucked how they’re hair so the hell
Seriously! Who would trust someone who lied to your face?
Every single contestant on this show was forced to fill out a diary that producers could use as a framework to manipulate them. This show is sick
Manipulation!
I hate how they were forced to get these makeovers or get eliminated. Tyra definitely had some terrible makeover ideas.
The fashion industry does not give a single F
Right, she probably ruined a lot of careers too. How are they supposed to market themselves as a model with a bad makeover?
Yeah. She has this stupid Rosemary Baby haircut obsession.
And then she would send them home days later
@@ajf1219 did someone put a gun to their heads? Cassandra back on season 5 said No. She was sent home, but she stood up for herself. The other girls had that same power. When you don't use it, you are the one at fault. And I'm so annoyed by you guys, do you really think the fashion industry is about being nice and sweet? One time Tyra said: as harsh as we are, we are nothing compared to the real world of fashion. They are ruthless and I like to think that at least we are giving you something constructive to work with.
"we're not making decisions for shock value" umm these models walked on treadmills and inside of balloons on water in heels!? Yeah nope
I know!! Of course it's for shock value. 😆
Right?! They were like borderline abusive sometimes with this stuff
Whenever someone says I’m not doing this too... it means just that.
Yeah they are doing it for shocker value
And model walk down the side of a skyscraper and with live bees
"You've gotta trust us!" Lol after seeing some of these circus clown makeovers, I wouldn't trust any of these beauty school dropouts either
Right! Half of them can't even do weaves correctly😭✋
It's not the hairdressers fault. Don't be a rude jerk.
@@MichelePernerBlum oh but it is, I'm in school to be a hairdresser your the one doing the clients hair so your the one that makes them look good or bad.
@@MichelePernerBlum Yeah if I'm paying for a professional service and leave the salon in tears, it's absolutely the hairdresser's fault.
@@daughterofsekhmet81 Amen sis
they're all justified bc they're all getting shit done against their will and 90% of the time it doesn't even work for them
to be fair by the later seasons they do know what they’re getting into in terms of makeovers and yet they still complain about it. still a lot if the times they give them awful makeovers but you cant really say it was against their will when they actively signed up for the show knowing they were likely going to go through a drastic change
@@andimoz going from long hair to a pixie cut is just to extreme, that takes years to go back just for 5 minutes on tv, growing back that hair takes years, i wouldnt accept it
@@hyacinthbucket5062 yeah i get that but still chances are these girls have seen the show before and know it’s a possibility and have to either accept doing that or leave. not saying it’s not kinda fucked but they know what they’re getting themselves into
@@andimoz I think everyone hopes they are not going to be the one getting the extreme makeovers.
Also, it is diffirent THINKING you can do it and then actually having to do it.
Okay, but Jeana's "meltdown" is 1000% justified if you look up the video she did on Top Model! They literally told her she was going to be getting a wig to wear throughout the show (the wig is actually seen in a few clips in the background) and then they surprised her on the spot the day of makeovers by telling her they were going to shave her bald... What little hair she had was years of growth she was trying to get back and they shaved it off on her... That's not a meltdown, that's pure psychological torture!
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She looks better totally bald without the little hair she had tho
@@allessandmegchannelYou're joking right? When someone has alopecia it's not their choice! When you start waking up with clumps of your hair all over your pillows and throughout your bed and you see your hair as a way to express yourself or as a way to feel feminine then you can say things like that.
I've witnessed what this disease does to women and you have no right to say things like that.
She tried for years to grow back the little hair she had before they shaved it all off after telling her she was getting a wig for the remainder of the show.
Why not shave your own head, pluck out your eyebrows and lashes then come on here and talk about how good you look..
@@allessandmegchannelIt’s not about how she looks to others. It’s about her being comfortable with her own body. And she was proud of the hair she’d managed to grow back.
These are not makeovers. This is psychological torture. It’s hard to be comfortable in you own skin when you no longer feel like you. A woman should have an equal say regarding her makeover instead of having it forced upon you.
Yes! They should at least give them 2-3 options.
Well, in the modeling industry, individually is not indulged. It’s a job to be the blank canvas that designers use to showcase their visions. That’s an important lesson girls should know as they long to be in an industry that is very indifferent to the feelings of those who need to stop taking things personally and behave professionally.
Them calling these young girls control freaks and trying to be a psychologist is seriously toxic af. Tyra deserves all the heat she getting right now. Psychological abuse, "joking" with the fact they need to trust complete strangers that totally don't have their best intentions in mind... wow. Just. no. Even as a kid watching this I felt like there was something really wrong.
I can’t believe they even said that - THEY are the ones that are control freaks?! And toxic bītches, no less.
Jeana being very emotional and tearful is absolutely 100% justified, especially because she thought that she would be getting a new wig instead of going bald.
She's the only one that had the right to break down.
The same happened to Jael, imagine sitting at 12 hours for extentions and then all of the sudden, they announced her to have her hair chopped down.
She did look very beautiful bald.
Yes and the fact that she pushed through and got quite far in the competition is so amazing to see
@@margarethmichelina5146 right. I thought Jay was being so insensitive toward her. She wasn't crying because of the style she was getting. She was upset because she just sat there for 12 hours for nothing. That would've taken a toll on anyone
Tyra and the other producers really were downright sadistic.
Yes. Joking to cut somebodies hair off until they cry isn't funny, it's sick.
All this show did was cut people's hair or bleach it. This isn't no "makeover" cuz the makeovers was horrible. They didn't do research on the model's hair textures, treatments for the hair, and what would actually look good on the models. Most of the people that did the makeovers got eliminated quickly and the judges always say "they didn't like the look." How u pick a look for the models and then when it looks bad, eliminate them after? I feel so bad for the models
I couldn't imagine having my hair chopped off only to be told basically right after "You're out! Enjoy the new hairstyle!"
That’s why this is such a shitty show and I don’t understand how the audience were manipulated for a good decade. Only now people realise how wrong they did to those contestants.
Tyra is a sadist, imo
I think it’s because they probably make up their minds who’s staying and who’s going before they even take them to elimination and they want to get the last bits of entertainment out of them.
They probably get them to sign contracts, too, so they’ve covered themselves for any future suing.
As someone who once worked in a hairdressers, I can tell you that the environment in these places are EXTREMELY bîtchy.
Gây Men are the worst - they may be fun friends, but they’re insanely difficult to work with, always.
As a redhead, I’m upset that the judges wanted to dye that models hair to a more artificial shade of red. Red hair is never the same after it’s dyed (from the multiple stories I’ve been told)
How would it never be the same. The color is growing out your roots the chemicals can’t alter virgin color hair naturally produces
@@tajsimms8976 I've heard from the experience of relatives, friends, & others that when they dyed their naturally red hair, it never grew back as vibrant and was more muddled. I can't explain why but somehow red hair seems more fragile when it comes to dying it
@@macairemcnamara2419 So just to confirm, you don't know how biology works. If a blonde dyes her hair black one time, does her hair start growing out brown?
@@tajsimms8976 The chemicals alter the folicle and the color does not come back the same.
That's a myth. Your hair grows out of your head, so color can't change how your hair comes out.
“We’re not making decisions for shock value” that’s...literally exactly what they did. In every season.
The makeovers were fun but they were fucked up with some of their choices and forcing the girls to go through with them.
I know!! It was absolutely manipulative shock value and for views. That whole line of judges and photographers should be ashamed of themselves.🙄😤😤
I agree! That's some gaslighting b.s., can't believe he actually said it.
@@julesrules7297 I stopped watching after Tara ... i remember them telling ppl that they can cry if they need to, then it turned out !?? _that was "the challenge"._ it was WAY WORSE than what this video showed. "I just wish they would have cut me BEFORE they cut my hair!" and her sister was still in the competition.
imagine someone hurting your sister like that in front of you and not being allowed to say anything. and then feeling like you have to keep participating in that sadism. i couldn't stand it.
it would take me YEARS to get my length back. my hair is STRAIGHT. bullies who give their targets a swirly aren't that cruel. this was devastating to watch.
”We’re not making decisions for shock value”
*pretends to cut girls hair off for shock value*
I was scrolling comments during this part of the video and was thinking exactly this. Hello 2021!
Mr. Jay: We don't do things for shock value.
Me: Sure Jan. .
🤣🤣💯💯
For Tyra to see Molly's weave and not see how absolutely wrong it was is very telling of her level of
"professionalism"
While sure, some of them looked better with their new looks, this is still psychological torture to these poor girls.
The worst makeovers were the two where they were basically forced(unless they wanted to get kicked off) into cosmetic dentistry.
I couldn't imagine shaving down my natural tooth structure to have a more "marketable"gap. Or Dani who was talked into getting rid of her gap that she was proud of.
And Dani today is very successful as a model and still has her gap!
They gave Joanie the WORST veneers! They were all the same size and just looked so unnatural and honestly painful. It was like she couldn’t close her mouth around them. I felt so bad for her.
@@cheesecake134 definitely a rush job. Producers want the before& after as quickly as possible rather than as accurately.
@@cheesecake134I'm a dessert fanatic therefore I love your user name
Honestly, someone should have talked to Tyra about cutting the hair of dark skin contestants. It's not something that is normally discussed and that's why you hear the contestants are afraid of looking masculine. Dark skin women have always been minimized and seen as masculine just because it's one way prejudice and racism rears it's head.
I don't care if you think this exists, because it does and happens to dark skin women like me.
I think Tyra should have known better than to do some of these makeovers for shock value too.
Tyra, unfortunately, does not care about any of the contestants. She cares about what will get her ratings and money. Even if it makes her racist and sexist towards her own race and gender. You’d think she would with the way she preaches being comfortable in your own skin but she just means comfortable in the skin someone else deems perfect. I obviously don’t know anything about being a woman of color but I do know hair is a very, very important and serious part of culture. To sit there and cut it off or treat it like it’s just another thing is so disrespectful. I feel like all the meltdowns in this video were justified. You can’t just start messing with someone’s hair and expect them to be cool with it. It also felt like she was trying to put all the women of color in a box, giving them all the same haircut. It’s like you said, it plays into the prejudice and racism of “you all look alike” crap. The producers, Tyra, the judges, they should all know better.
All women; however they look, should be able to make the choice for themselves on how they want to look. When someone feels good, that’s when you’re going to get the best photos anyway.
Personally i thought all of the dark skinned women looked absolutely stunning with short hair, they have amazing bone structure and features and it highlights their beauty. But it makes sense they shouldn’t have to do it if they don’t like how it looks on themselves.
@Terri Badger -
First...Tyra ABSO-FREAKIN-LUTELY did the "makeovers" for shock value & ratings!! Its BEYOND irritating when they say we don't cut your hair just to cut it because they surely did and we could ALL see it!!
Second - I'm clearly white but I see what you are saying about dark skinned women feeling masculine when they had short hair because we watched several break down over that fact after Tyra cut their hair. But I can't see that it's a racial thing because look how many white girls had even worse freak outs after getting their hair chopped because they too looked masculine. I do feel that women with short hair are treated differently by a large portion of society. However I don't see it as a racist problem but rather a FEMALE problem. No woman should be treated like she's less feminine due to the length of their hair.
NO WOMAN NO MATTER WHAT HER RACE
Thank you for this comment! As a white person this wouldn’t have even crossed my mind how this would have further affected the dark skinned ladies!! They looked gorgeous to me but completely can understand why they were always so reluctant to shave/cut it regardless.
This makes a lot of sense. I’m a white Swede and I never ever considered this when I watch ANTM as a teenager, but now that I’m older (and hopefully wiser), I can’t believe I never thought about the racial dimension. It did cross my mind when I was watching this, so thank you for clarifying things further and allowing me the opportunity to learn more.
Why is the narrator so judgmental?! The girls are justified in their breakdowns... A lot of girls, are very attached to their hair...
Because letting hair stand in the way of something you say is your life's DREAM is stupid and immature tbh. They're not signing a life contract that says they have to have this hair for the rest of their life. And hair grows back. And it is so hard to get into the modeling industry, it just makes you look so ungrateful. If you don't care much about modeling that's fine, but the point of being on this show is that it's your life passion and you would do anything for it.
Attached to hair. Now that is the psychological issue dear.
@@lalaitscherryxo1711 - A LOT of the makeovers were terrible though. They were done for shock value and not to genuinely help the girls. Some makeovers were intentional sabotaging their chances at winning the competition (which was likely rigged anyway). If you watch the Oliver Twixt interviews, a lot of the girls call out Tyra for the BS surrounding makeovers. Did you know that after the makeovers, they didn't provide the girls with the proper tools or education to keep their hair in good condition and manageable? ANTM is a reality show, not a modeling competition.
@@danakscully64 yeah I definitely think the lack of care they provide sucks. There were a lot of raggedy weaves and fried yellow blondes. That being said I would still do it for my lifelong dream. And my comment is mainly geared towards the ones who cry and even consider going home for having their hair cut/just feel they look ugly. I just think that's childish. Not when their hair is actually damaged in the process.
@@lalaitscherryxo1711 Here is the thing about “your dream”... it’s reality tv. This show did nothing for any of these girls careers. Most of these girls didn’t even get the prize they were promised for winning. The Jays did an entire expose thing on Live. And in REAL modeling, they do not drastically change your hair. You get a wig, extensions, and hair pieces. They do not do any of this unless the model decides to. Because what one company wants won’t work for others. If they want you blonde on Tuesday and Brunette and Friday- you get a wig. They gave white girls weaves- girls hair was thinning and falling out after the show was over. And what did they get out of it? Nothing.
Jay Manuel liked to give these models hell for being upset over their makeovers, when I'm pretty sure he had the same spiky silver hairstyle for almost the entirety of him being on the show. He had dark hair in C1, and had longer hair for C11, but aside from that you never see his hair change whatsoever.
I'm sure he wouldn't have been too happy if his hair got buzzed, bleached, or had some ugly curly weave sewn in either.
Same with Ms. jay who almost always wore his hair long, and in straightened styles.
“Those red bumps right there, especially in the tight spots that’s normal, that’s the beauty is pin thing just got to suck it up” that’s why she had no hairline for a long time and neither did Naomi Campbell. No edges, no hairline. Ladies that is called traction alopecia, those bumps mean your hair is being pulled it is too tight and you should take them down ASAP. :)
Can you imagine them telling Tyra "With that forehead + 2 that she would have to buzz cut her hair and shave her eyebrows and wear dark brown color eye contacts. She'd be pissed.
Omg 😂😂😂😂
Someone should have told her something. I wanted so badly for someone to go off on her.
Kari's makeover was awful, she looked so much better as a brunette. I think the makeover contributed to her going out not long after.
@Hannah Scudder ~ I agree!! I felt so bad for her. She was gorgeous and Tyra F'd it up on purpose IMO! It was almost like if she REALLY saw potential she sabotaged them. Oh and she HATED pageant girls. IMO that's why she did what she did to Cassandra. She does nothing but mock and bad mouth pageants.
Maybe keep the blonde but not bleach her beautiful eyebrows :(
And oh my god the eyebrows
It was awful, I felt so bad for her
Her Brunette was much better but if they were going to bleach it then make it platinum at least. Yellow un-toned hair doesn't work.
I agree 100 percent.
No, Tyra. A weave should not be so tight that it causes those tension bumps. That means it is pulling your real hair out at the follicles. She has to know that. I hate when people give bad and damaging advice to impressionable younger people.
Right they don’t even know how to do weave 🤨
Unpopular opinion, but most of the women looked worse after their makeovers
You are right i thought the same thing
This is actually very true
I feel like Tyra Banks is jealous of these models' beauty and confedence, so she wants to runied it
Cruel and traumatized these women. Terrible show!
I kinda feel bad when these girls get their hair chopped off and they’re eliminated the next day 💀😂
I stopped watching the show after that. it was _awful._ she was bawling, "i just wish they had done this _before they cut all my hair off!"_ and they did this in front her _sister_ (who was completely powerless to stop it).
Haven’t even watched yet, but seeing Jael in the thumbnail isn’t fair!! She sat there for eight hours trying to get extensions, which they should’ve known weren’t going to work, and then had to take it all out... she was allowed to be upset
Poor Jael. She was such a beautiful person that experience so many personal demons. She suffered from a serious drug addiction after the show and later died after losing her battle to breast cancer.
I hope she is finally at peace
Amen!
I hate that the elimination was pretty much right after the makeovers, so some people got the haircut for no reason
You can blame it all on Tyra's obsession with Mia Farrow in Rosemary's baby
Tyra needed to stop treating these girls like her personal Barbies. Guarantee if someone had told her early on that she had to get a blonde pixie cut she would’ve fought it.
Jokes on them anyway Cassandra Jean looks hot as hell with long dark hair and she’s doing just fine for herself without their help.
Jael's "meltdown" was understandable.
8 hours in a chair, get the whole makeover done and then have to have it taken out and redone. Id cry too... after going off!
Brandy was annoying, she got pissed when they weren’t going to give her a makeover and then she gets one and still wasn’t satisfied.
Maybe she expected some plastic surgery. ✌️😁
@@imlance kinda mean
@@imlance This kinda crosses the line.
The way they treated Cassandra was cruel. At the time it aired I thought she was being a brat and not a good sport but she was treated unfairly in my opinion.
Nope, thought she was a brat. And, she looked way better with the blonde short hair.
@@paul8926 me too
@@paul8926 i disagree, the haircut was atrocious though granted if they had done the shorter hair like tyra wanted it could have looked good but i think her long brown hair suited her better imo
No wonder today she’s a narcissist 🤮
Fun fact - she is married to Stephen Amell from Arrow
About Jeana , production played her dirty when Tyra said she was going to get a new wig that looks like her natural hair from childhood and then NO , we will remove you old wig , shave your head ... She said in a interview with Oliver TwiXt that she cries when she is mad .. So was those tears of sadness ?? .. I guess not !!
IKR Tyra is not okay. Did you watch Jeana's video she has about her experience with Tyra. It confirms all the speculations about how manipulative and just evil Tyra actually is
glad someone pointed this out. totally awful what they did
I also don’t like how the narrator says that she hid her alopecia to make the video go along with the clip when in reality, they straight up lied to her and she was emotional.
Jeanas makeover had a huge impact on me when I saw it as a kid. I never knew that someone could go through that, and it was beautiful to see her reclaim her bald head. Years later, shes said that she said the show exploited her alopecia- she has every right to feel that way, but it doesnt mean that it didnt touch the hearts of many young girls and redefine beauty. I hope shes well and I thank her for going through that
The fact that Terra had to go through that uncomfortable makeover just to be sent home right after, just because she didn't like it at first, it's really messed up. Production were very abusive.
What they did to Jeanna Turner was so upsetting, but amazing. I'm glad she embraced it. She's the most beautiful contestant ever.
Elina was stunning with the dark hair and blue eyes. Then they gave her carrot top's hair and it didn't do her justice at all
@@kayleighackerman1532A complete 180. If you were to do a complete 360, you’d be back where you started
When a contestant does not want a short haircut and they get it anyway, they are not just taking hair away from them, they are taking away their confidence. Pretty important to have confidence in a freakin' modeling contest!
I would be upset if they have me put in a full weave for 8 hours like they did with Jael and then " No , we will cut you hair like pixie cut " .. I would be pissed !!!
I can’t blame Bianca for the breakdown. There are a lot of people, man or woman, that would have a moment if they were told that their hair was so damaged that it had to go.
However, here’s my question: why did they not do some kind of consultation between the stylists and the models before deciding on and attempting the makeovers? Certain things do not work with certain hair texture. They should have done some sort of assessment before then, and they would have been able to see some things ahead of time. Things like, “Okay, this girl has really damaged hair, so it really needs to go,” or “Her hair is really fine. This type of weave is not going to hold with it.”
Yeah especially since they kept chopping her hair and she didn’t know how short she’d get it
@Anon Ymous ~ because they didn't care! They did so many styles that didn't work with the hair type and several that were just plain ridiculous. They didn't GAF!! It was all about ratings and money
“You gotta work extra hard now that you don’t have any hair”😭😭😭😭😭😭
😭😭🤣🤣
R.I.P. jael she will be missed . (If you guys didn’t know she died )
Now all Eva wears is super short hair and looks FANTASTIC!
Except for her knee length braids...?
@@ryanwbee i think she means natural hair.
@@Aryce I'm down for that.
Tyra just loved to make the black girls either nearly bald or make them get long weaves.
Or cut it all off 😭
Were there any other black girls on ANTM who had natural hair and went through drastic makeovers that weren't on this list?
“You have to work extra hard now that you don’t have any hair on your head.” WTF??? SMH!
We created a problem and now you have to work hard to fix mkay?
I can't blame any of them for freaking out. They're models; they literally make a living off their looks. So when you want to do something drastic to their hair it's not like a whiny child throwing a fit but rather a person concerned about their goddamn career.
And we all know they do some of these things *knowing* it'll really upset the girls because TV drama, not because it'll legit look good on them.
Also, shearing off a woman's hair has been a method of punishment for centuries. Now, short hair on a woman is not a problem at all if that's what she wants but if it isn't...yeah. Giving a woman with 3 feet of hair a pixie cut when she doesn't want that is a form of psychological fuckery.
Melrose was from Cycle 7.
exactly
I hate that makeovers we’re forced. It’s sad to think someone like Tyra would say that to these girls that without the makeover they won’t ever be enough
What is it with these awful, yellow, brassy blonde cuts? There were like three in this video that looked like something a 15-year old who failed at bleaching their hair at home would..
The time‘s. Most of these were in the 2000s and we all know the style back then.
Jael did not have a meltdown about getting her hair chopped off. She had a breakdown about sitting in a salon chair in pain for 8 hours only to have them change their minds about what they wanted.
Who wouldn't feel like having a "meltdown" about that painful waste of time?!
Also, when they told her "I understand the tears for ONE minute..." like...dude...you're a sociopath.
Bem-vindo a vida das mulheres negras
Tyra being a sadist for X minutes or more..😂
They did Terra of Cylcle 15 DIRRRRTTTTTYYYY!!
Cut all her hair off and then immediately eliminated her!
Of course she wasn't making them "believe the makeover"!! She didn't want it. She didn't like it. Yet they gave her NO time to adjust. That was crap!
If they did that to show they weren't putting up with makeover tantrums then Tosh in Cycle 23 should've gotten the boot! But they kept her because she was a twin and they wanted to show the comparison! Bull!
Giving the girly twin short hair and the tomboy twin long hair was definitely to start a rivalry between them. Not so people would look at then and think 'oh thats that girl' or whatever.
I forgot about how some of these makeovers looked like...glad I'm not a model
I actually was thinking about applying to this show. So glad I never went through with it. LOL
@@katelamb4073 I thought this show was over...
don't blame ya be fuck no for me anyone touches my hair and ruins it fuck no for me I wouldn't be crying they be needing security instead.
@@simmerszalai9196 I would also be like fuck no don’t touch my hair
“We’re not making decisions for shock value” LOL that’s hilarious
Hah... And Eva never stopped having blonde hair, literally til this day.
So true she uses long blonde dreadlocks I follow her on Instagram.
Honestly, hated how ANTM 24 usea Jeana to get fame and just to play with her. She said in an interview that she was so emotional bc her original makeover was her childhood hair, and then they changed it for the bald head. I also dont get why they diyed Cherish hair even reader, like, it looked literally the same as before
Jeana was sweetheart but they made her a villain for ratings.
RIP Jael 💔
Whaaaaaaat? She died?
@@Jenifermiranda92 Yea. She had terminal cancer and died in 2018
@@Jenifermiranda92 Yeah...stage 4 breast cancer
I remember her
They actually lied to Jenah. She did a video about it.
"we're not making decisions for shock value" - lol, they definitely were. A lot of the time.
I remember getting so irritated by them as a kid. Now, dude some of those makeovers were just down right mean.
“We’re not making decisions for shock value”
My brother in Christ, I saw the application form for ANTM and it has a number of questions explicitly designed to sniff out sources of drama.
I think Tyra took things way too far. At times. And when she had teeth filed, that was it. That gal has to live with her dental health for LIFE. Dental issues can be fatal, and dental anything is costly. To deliberately shave your teeth or carve a gap is removing protection.
Tyra was just a bully on the show. These”makeovers” were a joke and attempts at humiliation and breaking people spirits
I've grown my hair long & got it cut short so many times in my life. No big deal. But not only have friends & family melted down for one of my haircuts, frequently the hair technician would keep asking me during the process if I was alright, clearly anticipating emotional turmoil on my part, that never manifests.
Funny that Tyra bullies these girls to get a short haircut when Tyra herself was never seen without a straight weave or a wig.
I knew Cassandra was gonna be #1 😂
Well, in the end she married Stephen Amell so she's living her best life now.
*I* *pray* *anyone* *that* *sees* *this* *is* *successful* *in* *life* 💰
I swear they would give girls makeovers and give some of them bad ones on purpose just for the meltdown they have after seeing it and not liking it.
Some of these makeovers worked but honestly some didn’t and I feel bad that after going through all this a lot were quickly eliminated thereafter. It was just psychological torture for shock value.
Tbh I now appreciate "Germany's next Topmodel" way more bc Heidi never really messes up the girls' hair THAT much 😂
I’m sure Tyra enjoys the power she has over these makeovers. You can see it I. Her face
Let's do a makeover with Banks rip out fake extension chop it short as she's had that style since the dinosaurs roamed the earth.😂😂
"We're not making decisions for shock value."
Okay, so why not give the girls some time to adjust the fact that you're about to cut 15+ centimeters of their hair?
My opinion is that many of the girls overreact, but I would be in shock if someone told me "I'm gonna give you a sidecut this instant!". I took MONTHS to decide that I would get a sidecut and cut and shave my hair, it was not something I just did. Many overreacted, but it is justified overreaction.
12:24 Molly has every right to be upset, but I most say the way she had her hair when she expressed her frustration was STUNNING 😍🫶💯👊
Bless her beautiful soul 💝
Some of these girls had severe damage to their hair and scalp. Not to mention some of these makeovers are NOT versatile. Mohawks, tons of extensions, horrible coloring and the list goes on we’re not good for employable models. It was definitely done for shock value. I feel so sorry for Jada. To disregard her feelings was just too much. I BLAME TYRA.
Control freak? It’s literally her own hair wtf
2:58 "We're not making decisions for shock values" Mhm, yeah sure. I always loved the makeover episodes as a kid, but as an adult I really hate them and would wish for ANTM to stop with this. Every single "Meltdown" is justified in my opinion. No, these barely grown-ups do NOT have to let their hair cut or dyed. And I mean "barely" in an absolutley non mocking way.
"This is only hair, you can let it grow" Sure you can, but just imagine letting your hair grow for years, keeping it healthy, spending hours caring for it, only for some random people to cut it off for a TV Show, that hardly brings any success.
"This is only hair, you can re-dye it later" In fact, no, you can't really. I am a natural brunette, and let my hair get bleached, because I wanted them white. The damage was there, even though I let the job be done by professionals. And I don't even wanna talk about how it would be the other way around.
And I always hated how they always made the girls look like psychos if they refused. Even though most of them were more like "I do not feel comfortable with this" in the beginning and only started crying later.
Yeah, let them go to a professional hair stylist nearly noone can afford, pamper them, make them feel pretty and neat, and let them decide by themselves whether they want a drastic change, thats how it should be!
Also, why did they make Eva 3:44 look 10 years older AND like a massive Karen?
I guess I don't understand the comment after Catie said "I feel like my hair makes me look like a boy. I don't want to look like a boy" that by 'today's standards' that would've gotten her kicked out of the competition? Why? She's not being derogatory to anyone. She is saying SHE doesn't like HER hair that short and it makes HER FEEL unfeminine. She's not allowed to have her own feelings about it?
I think they meant it was more whiney than they tolerate on the show now.
How the hell would that even get her kicked off? If anything, I’ll still be thinking “women not wanting short hair because they think they look like a boy can probably be blamed on society”
Jeana did not have a meltdown. She was not negative about her makeover, she was emotional about a medical condition.
Bre is always always always so damn professional. The way she speaks always conveys peace even when she’s upset.
I really feel for the girl at number one. I did pageants for 15 years (ages 4-19) and hair is a very big part of the image. Like Big hair, long hair, sexy hair. Not a pixie cut. I was in pain watching when it first aired and I'm in pain watching it again.
I have my hair reach mid-tigh , i would never allowed these so called "stylists" to just breath in my direction
I totally understand the red head girl cause red hair are so much unique!
Wait Fo was gorgeous with that hair. Her bone structure is amazing
They are obsessed with transforming pretty brunettes into blondes.
Looking back at these clips does highlight how toxic this show was and a lot of ot was just all for ratings.
melrose was not cycle 4, she was cycle 7!! (same cycle as jaeda from this video)
hope this helps!
Not many people can pull off a bald head but jeana turner looked so much bald, oh my god, gorgeous ❤️❤️
Cherish was gansta....she was shady as hell and I loved her attitude!
They kept referencing Mia Farrow, Twiggy, "the pixie cut", the buxxcut, but never actually went through with any of those cuts. The cuts were always like an inch too long to actually be similar to those edgy styles. They always left the models looking like they were starting to grow out that cut (source- have actually had a buzzcut and later grew my buzz into a Mia Farrow style), of course that awkward length leaves people feeling off.
You promised a buzzcut and delivered a pixie that's 3 months overdue for a trim.
Stop cutting their hair short, the don't look better and they feel unhappy . If you want to change their look use wigs. Isn't what the wigs are for ?
"We're not making decisions for shock value" Meanwhile Tyra in the corner cracking jokes making goofy faces rubbing it in for the audience.
I never understood why girls who got their hair bleached cried until I started getting mine done blonde. It burns.
It's not that bad. Seriously! I don't understand.
It's been in too long if it burns.
@@internal.inferno2088 yeah I might be leaving mine on too long then. These girls do go from quite dark to platinum in one sitting and also probably freshly washed their hair so the scalp has no natural oil protection
@@bekahrogers8754 Yes, sugar. Don't worry we've all made those mistakes. I've been there before myself. Going from a dark shade to 15+ shades lighter in one sitting is what ruins it. You're right. If it can't be done in 10-15 minutes. Bleach isn't the way to go. It took me many years and listening to other girls to realise this.
“We’re not making decisions for shock value”…. On a reality TV show?! Yeah right!! 😂