I just have to ask, what is going on in hair & makeup over at CNBC? I love that the network has this fleet of highly educated, articulate female business reporters, and I accept that in television, looks do matter.
But is it really necessary for them all have hairdos that could smoothly transfer to the stage at a Miss America pageant? These women are out there interviewing CEO's of the country's (and sometimes world's) biggest companies, for which I imagine they must wake up at something like 4am.... can't the wardrobe people leave them some shred of dignity and not pouf up their hair quite so much? I think the goal should be to present each of them as though they are going to a board meeting at a global corporation. I have never personally been present at such a meeting, but I highly doubt that it is preceded by hairspray and a pick to fluff up any of the attendees' hairstyles. Ladies of CNBC, it's time to get serious, band together, and flatten down your hair!
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