The Real Housewives' Secret for Crow's Feet

Makenzie on 20 Jun 2012 at 5:00pm

Apparently wearing bangs across your forehead isn't the only hair trick to hide wrinkles. The top-notch news source that is Star magazine has figured out why the Real Housewives of everywhere are bringing back the middle hair part -- it's an easy way to hide crow's feet. 

Real Housewives crow's feet

Intentional or not, in theory this is a win-win for cute hair + wrinkle coverage. But, it seems like you'd have to make quite an effort to keep this hairstyle over your temples, yet out of your eyes. We're guessing if any of these socialites are truly worried about showing crow's feet they probably have a plastic surgeon on speed dial. 

If you want a longer lasting way to mask those eye wrinkles, check out:

What do you think about this trick? Have you ever worn a hairstyle to cover something on your face? 


Comments (6)

nadiahoney 26 Jun 2012
Hee hee. Although all the women look better on my crappy tv than in these more clear pics. Which is why I ain't gettin' glasses anytime soon.....ignorance is bliss.
Makenzie 28 Jun 2012

Haha, I know what you mean! Fancy video cameras and good lighting are much more flattering than candid red carpet shots, for sure. Though personally I think I look heavier on film than in pictures...

Andy Castillo 21 Jun 2012
Guess they have to stand really still and avoid things like wind. Ha!
Angiemcc (Community Manager) 21 Jun 2012

Yep, I just recently got bangs to cover my forehead wrinkles. It was bangs or botox. Or, you know, deep, visible lines.

Maureen (Community Manager) 21 Jun 2012

Is it just me or do all of those women look eerily similar?  At first glance, I thought the first couple of women were the same woman with different haircuts.  Obviously, I don't watch the show - but I'm all for strategically placed bangs to hide imperfections!

Makenzie 21 Jun 2012

Especially the women on the far left and far right -- could be sisters in my eyes!

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