Now sporting a short, curly blonde mane, Charice has unwittingly opened herself once again to criticism.
One follower who obviously did not like Charice’s new hairdo, gave an unsolicited advice, “Dear Charice, If your friends/stylist/manager say your hair is nice & let you go on TV looking like that, GET NEW ONES. They’re lying.”
Another followed suit, “Dear Charice: You are an international star, with the great stylists of the world at your disposal.
Please hire one of them.”
Someone likened the singer’s hair to a pancit canton, “Pancit canton for breakfast. Bigla akong nag crave sa pancit canton dahil sa buhok ni Charice sa #XFactorPHTop11 kagabi haha!” tweeted a follower.A big fan of the singer took upon herself to defend her idol, “Constructive criticism is fine but to dehumanize a person like pinoys do for Charice is just unacceptable,” said she.
“Cyndi Lauper is a celeb b4 Charice….she had terrible hair styles, too but still made it big. Dont understand probl w/ pinoys,” she added.
Pero ang nakita naming blog sa internet ang nagpahanga sa amin, “The way I sense it” blog posted an article entitled “Because they’re not Charice” and we found it very true, very factful.
“Take Charice’s new hairstyle, for example.
Haven’t we seen other people cut and dye their hair? Why is it alright for Secretary Dinky Soliman to have colorful streaks on her hair but not alright for Charice?
Why is it alright for Charlene Gonzales to cut her hair short but not alright for Charice?
Will we have the chance to see the real hair of Nicki Minaj again?
Wasn’t Marilyn Monroe a natural brunette and not blonde?” the writer noted.