Shear Genius, Season 2
By deem1977
@deem1977 (242)
United States
July 24, 2008 7:21pm CST
Is anybody watching this show this season? I have watched every episode so far and one thing about it really bothers me. I am really annoyed when some of the subjects/clients/models (whatever we call the people who are getting their hair worked on by the contestant stylists) place serious and significant restrictions on what the stylists can do to their hair. For example, when the Orange County Housewives were on, a couple of them absolutely refused to allow the stylists to cut their hair at all. That does not seem very fair to the stylists. They are competing for high stakes and some of them are being given free rein by the models while others are being forced to compromise. It seems to me if the show is going to allow someone to be a subject, then they should have to agree to let the stylists do whatever they want to their hair. What does everybody else think?
2 responses
@crunkyjens (463)
• United States
27 Jul 08
I love this show! I don't think you should volunteer to be on the show unless you are willing to get your hair changed. I agree, it wasn't fair to those few stylists that got those few Orange County housewives. It is one of my favorite shows though and I love watching what the final look looks like. I'm excited for next week's show with the Charlie's Angels theme. It should be good!
@craftcatcher (3699)
• United States
25 Jul 08
I have seen all of the this season's shows. I think having difficult clients is a good way to randomly test the stylists. After all in the real world it will be the same. The HOC girls who wouldn't allow their hair to be cut were a handful. But the one stylist did not do a good job at creating a finished look for her style. It looked very stringy and messy to me. Just a bad job. The second one, did not have to style the client's hair the exact same way as she had when she came in. There was no difference at all. The stylist could have combed it differently and given her a whole new look with just a curl or flip up instead of in, perhaps parted it in a different spot. There was just no imagination.
If they are up for a prize of $100,000 they better pull out all the stops and not play it too safe. I think over all it's been a pretty fair competition.