Want to know Sarah Palin's deep, dark secrets? Just ask the ladies of the Beehive Salon in Wasilla, Alaska where Palin has been getting her hair done for a mere $30 ($75 for those really subtle highlights). The salon was showcased in a recent story in the NY Times, touted as a "modern" day equivalent to Dolly Parton's digs in Steel Magnolias. So? As Gawker points out- this constitutes a feature story in the Times? Oy. Not only has Palin's hair become a topic of conversation as of late, it has also spawned copycats. Salons have reported a spike in customers asking for Sarah's do. (Heck, we even offered some product picks to get that back to the 80s look).
But the most outlandish request thus far? Palin wigs. Yes, there has been an upsurge of Palin wig requests — believed to be because of Halloween approaching next month.
Want to get yours in time to plan the whole costume (Tina Fey glasses and all)? Wigsalon.com insists their Raquel Welch Valentine Wig is an exact match in color and cut – all you have to do is pin back the crown and add some hairspray. What do you think? Is Sarah Palin a good Halloween costume or will she be old news by the time the 31st rolls around?
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Of course women want to look like her. She is obviously, beautiful, classy, and sophisticated. She is a wonderful role model. I can see why people like her style. Classy and sophisticated is something money can’t buy, because it’s something you “are” and not what you wear. Women can try to mimic her with her style and fashion, but class is in the soul..Classy women are called “ladies”. : ) And she is a lady.