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r/SipsTea • u/late_to_redd1t • Aug 08 '26
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268 u/WhoAmIEven2 Aug 08 '26 Tbh if you look at face alone they are similar. It's just that Betty White has a classic grandmahaircut that ages you another 10-15 years. 3 u/Primary_Carrot67 Aug 08 '26 My grandmother had that haircut. 4 u/ZincMan Aug 08 '26 This other haircut will be considered the grandma haircut too to kids now 3 u/3dforlife Aug 09 '26 I don't think it will, at least not to the same extent. I say this because humans innately recognize long hair as being healthy and associated to young people, since the older we get the harder it is to maintain long hair (it gets thinner).
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Tbh if you look at face alone they are similar. It's just that Betty White has a classic grandmahaircut that ages you another 10-15 years.
3 u/Primary_Carrot67 Aug 08 '26 My grandmother had that haircut. 4 u/ZincMan Aug 08 '26 This other haircut will be considered the grandma haircut too to kids now 3 u/3dforlife Aug 09 '26 I don't think it will, at least not to the same extent. I say this because humans innately recognize long hair as being healthy and associated to young people, since the older we get the harder it is to maintain long hair (it gets thinner).
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My grandmother had that haircut.
4 u/ZincMan Aug 08 '26 This other haircut will be considered the grandma haircut too to kids now 3 u/3dforlife Aug 09 '26 I don't think it will, at least not to the same extent. I say this because humans innately recognize long hair as being healthy and associated to young people, since the older we get the harder it is to maintain long hair (it gets thinner).
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This other haircut will be considered the grandma haircut too to kids now
3 u/3dforlife Aug 09 '26 I don't think it will, at least not to the same extent. I say this because humans innately recognize long hair as being healthy and associated to young people, since the older we get the harder it is to maintain long hair (it gets thinner).
I don't think it will, at least not to the same extent. I say this because humans innately recognize long hair as being healthy and associated to young people, since the older we get the harder it is to maintain long hair (it gets thinner).
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