Holly Wainwright

But not all men.

It's the same as women.

I mean, imagine if we just got that advice all the time.

And I remember when I was at college, one of my really good friends, Suzanne, shaved her head and she looked gorgeous.

She looked like Sinead O'Connor.

She looked gorgeous.

If I'd have shaved my head, I'd look like a potato.

I don't have the head for it.

And everybody's head is not equal and yet we say to guys all the time, just shave it off, you'll be fine.

And they're like, but maybe I've got a horrible head.

You know what, this week I've seen a few women on, and it feels a bit throwback to me because it's the kind of thing we used to do, but I've seen a few older women lately posting like makeup-free selfies, like Rebecca Gibney did it, for example, in the wake of the kind of Rachel Ward criticism and saying, show your natural ageing face and everyone's supposed to say,

You go, girl.

How amazing.

Which they do look amazing.

But as you might predict, it also devolves into like, what are you judging me for having both?

Like, you know what I mean?

Like it also kind of devolves into a sort of judgmenty space.

But it would be nice to think it wouldn't have to.

Princess Harry and William on that Reddit thread.

He had a dig at William's hair loss in his book.