Someone even set a clip of Trudeau brushing back his hair to the 80s hit “Hungry Eyes” and it’s already got almost 200,000 YouTube views. B.C. chief medical officer Dr. Bonnie Henry infamously tried to do her own hair in early April. People noticed, and Henry had to explain that she wasn’t seeing some secret hair salon and going against her own orders. Rather, she had tried to do it herself and even apologized to her usual hairdresser for the home attempt.
And as a result of the pandemic, we’ve got a slow and steady unexpected return to the Trudeau ’flo of the early 2010s that caused such an uproar. from the Conservative Party during the 2015 federal elections, that criticized his experience with the caveat “great hair, though.” Trudeau’s hair has been praised, lusted after, criticized, commented on, and has had countless articles just like this written about it . If the man released his conditioner brand, people would probably flock to Shopers Drug Mart to stock up themselves —And this fixation with the PM’s physical presence, and particularly his head scruff, has continued into 2020. When the prime minister first debuted hisin early January, the internet lost its mind.
Is this for real? Good grief.
MeighanKresic
shallow reporting is all the Huff has got left
Wow. Are you seriously writing about the Prime Minister's hair? WTH?
Who cares!. 🙄
Totally vapid and not worthy of comment. Tabloid status confirmed. Disgusting.
I prefer to say, he's a constant presence, to heck with his hair!
He is leading by doing what he asks of us...unlike Ford who broke the rules. Big difference.
The love affair of our compliant msm with PMJT has not changed despite his revealed racism, misogynistic behavior, unethical practices, and attempts to subvert the courts and democracy itself.
Glad I’m not the only one with a sick flow thanks to COVID-19.
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