The cute hairstyle used by Joy Red Velvet was recently said to not be allowed to be used by schoolgirls until it became a lively conversation in the online community.
Joy Red Velvet has a hobby of getting the spotlight for her "going to work" appearance. In fact, the Korean media always captures a series of beautiful portraits when they come to the location of the event.
Not only the outfit, the hairstyle chosen by Joy also caught the attention at this time. Moreover, Joy has been using a cute hairstyle lately.
Recently, Joy's appearance for the show "Animal Farm" has become a topic of conversation. Joy looks cute with her 3 small braids which are then tied into a ponytail. The light blue ribbon used adds a cute impression to this Joy hairstyle.
Joy's hairstyle later became a lively conversation in online communities. Unfortunately, a student actually admitted that he was called crazy by his friend when he mentioned that he wanted to imitate Joy's hairstyle at school.
Joy's braids ponytail hairstyle is certainly very suitable for use by school children. However, it was revealed that it was a matter of controversy.
Joy's hairstyle is said to be too exaggerated to wear at school. This hairstyle will make school children who use it get negative comments because they are considered attention seeking.
"I want to go to school with Joy's hairstyle but," said a student in the caption of the Pann Nate upload. "My friend says I'm losing my mind. Is it that bad T T? It sucks," he continued, showing a photo of Joy.
A student's story then sparked a debate among the students. There are those who claim to agree that the hairstyle is excessive. However, many also mentioned that the hairstyle was very cute and asked not to mind their friends.
"I initially thought it was a simple ponytail in the first photo and I thought 'huh?' in the second photo, I understand what your friend means," said one Knetz. "Joy is a celebrity and idol, that's why she wears that hairstyle, she's not an ordinary person who comes to school kekeke," said another. "Is that hairstyle so eccentric that your friends say you're crazy?" other light. "Do you want a photo shoot," another quipped.
"This is really controversial in Korea keke but in the US they don't even care even if your hair is afro, or half cut," said another. "Gosh am I the only one who feels that there is no problem?" another said. "Just do what you want to do, it doesn't harm others," said another. "If you think it's beautiful, just do it with your hair," said another. (wk/alpha)
