Category Archives: Illustrative Posts

Bruce Willis’ smirk deconstructed to illustrate the True Mirror experience

Posted on May 18, 2015 by John Walter

Re: True Mirrors The companion story about the Hair Part Theory is how 3 years after discovering the effects of hair parting in my own experience, I had another epiphany in front of the mirror – I saw myself for … Continue reading →

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New Geico Commercial

Posted on April 3, 2015 by John Walter

The right hair part on men is often used in advertisements to reinforce a negative impression of the man in question. The latest is the Geico Commercial: From the marketmenot.com website, this description: A father and son are hanging out, … Continue reading →

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Hair Parts in Glamour Magazine

Posted on October 6, 2013 by John Walter

A recent article in Glamour magazine entitled “All Signs Point to the Fact That THIS Is How You Need to Be Wearing Your Hair” makes the case that the strong side hair part is “in” like never before. It always … Continue reading →

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Classic Left Part on Men

Posted on January 25, 2013 by John Walter

When men part their hari on the left, its a classic look for them, and leads to classic male personalites.  Its a look that has a lot of history, and is the powerful look of the man who is running … Continue reading →

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Rush Limbaugh – Ex Right Parter

Posted on March 2, 2012 by John Walter

Rush Limbaugh is in the news again, and not for very good reasons. Well, maybe for his ratings – he loves to stir the pot. But I think that his truly rabid and highly antisocial rants and raves comes from … Continue reading →

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Hair Part Theory Original Paper (1999)

Posted on May 3, 2011 by John Walter

The Hair Part Theory: Summary What Is Your Hair Part Saying About You? The Effects of Hair Parting on Social Appraisal and Personal Development By Catherine Walter and John Walter HairPartTheory(c)2001TMCInc PDF version – Complete data included: Surprisingly, a hair … Continue reading →

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