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 == Celebrities == 

 I find this confusing part under the current trends section:  

 ""Female international celebrities known for their waist-length or longer hair include Amal Clooney, Amanda Seyfried, Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé, Blake Lively, Carrie Underwood, Demi Moore, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, Lea Michele, Olivia Palermo, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Shakira. <NB! Please limit the list to famous women who have had very long hair (at least waist-length), but not only from the US.>"" 

 * I looked at the various articles referenced. The Amal Clooney, Kate Hudson, Angelina Jolie, Blake Lively, Lea Michele, Gwenyth Paltrow, Olivia Palermo, and Amanda Seyfried articles don't support the claim, whether through the photos included or in the text. Neither is there a citation given here. The Beyoncé, Demi Moore, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Shakira articles includes photos that might be of hair that long if it's pulled out straight or if there was a better photograph, but it's unclear as things stand. The text doesn't support the claim, either. The only article that includes hair at all is Parker's where it mentions her contract with the Nutrisse company. A performer who truly had exceedingly long hair, well longer than waist length, is Crystal Gayle. (I don't know if she still does, though.) 

 * This is the first article I've seen where a note to the authors is included right in the text instead of on the Talk Page: ""<NB! Please limit the list to famous women who have had very long hair (at least waist-length), but not only from the US.>"" I don't think it's appropriate. 

 * One of my WP peeves is when lists are included in an article, but without an obvious organizing factor. These women aren't arranged alphabetically or by age. They seem to have been included randomly, unless I'm missing something. 

 * Are men not celebrities, too? Are there no famous long hared men? And the definition of celebrity - does it only include actors and pop performers? What about people in other spheres who happen to have long hair? And why such a long list, anyway? If you think it's necessary, how about two or three examples and call it a night? 

 Thank you for your time,   "