Fashion
13 Times Tina Fey Had The Scalp of a Mermaid
Aside from being a comedic genius, a champion eye-roller, your fantasy best friend, and the mother of the Werewolf Bar Maitzvah song, Tina Fey has the hair of a mermaid. Like some mystical creature out of a Hans Christian Andersen story, her thick, luscious locks are a glossy apparatus of self-generating wind. Let’s chalk it up to karma, genetics, and potentially tripping into a puddle of plutonium that transformed her head into an extraordinary bed of buoyant tresses.
I could go on about Fey’s influence as a cultural figure forever. She’s one of the funniest people who ever lived, an endless well of wisdom, and has been a pivotal figure in breaking the glass ceiling for women in comedy. In addition to all of those things add to Tina's Goddess-factor, I can appreciate that she has a mane of otherworldly locks that glisten like a tropical sea in the sunlight. Just saying.
In the past, Fey been candid about how the Magazine Tina with perfect hair isn't the every day Tina, and that people shouldn't view photo-shopped, professionally made-up images of humans as reality. After all, there are battalion of professional hairstylists and colorists at her disposal during shoots who sculpt her hair into the buoyant locks we know. Still, her hair always looks particularly good in a way that leads me to think she may be at least 1/4 water nymph. Let's recount some of those instances:
Every Garner Nutrisse Commercial
The dead skin cells of a typical Homo Sapien just don't twirl the way that Tina Fey's hair twirls.
She's got some good hair and she knows it.
As she flips her hair to and fro, sunbeams shoot forth from each strand.
When she hosted the 2014 Golden Globes
Her hair becomes effusively happy at the prospect of hanging out with Amy Poehler.
At the Mean Girls Reunion
Totally over having the best tresses on set.
The Entirety of This is Where I Leave You
Confined for week in her fictional parental home while her fictional family mourned the fictional loss of their fictional father, her perfect nonfictional soft curls endured.
Hair against adversity.
The 2013 Golden Globes Red Carpet
These undulating waves are not of this Universe.
In the American Express Commercials
Note the slow-motion hair bounce as she walks the streets of New York pensively.
This detail shot from the 2011 Golden Globes
Her crowning glory is like a range of of auburn sand dunes.
When she peaked out of this sun roof while filming The Nest
See: "wind in hair" in the OED.
At this press conference
Her mane is genetically predisposed never to have a hair out of place.
That time her bestie Amy Poehler got lost in it
Think of the French Braids that can be given!
When she gave Lady Gaga's Artpop hair a run for its money
The higher the hair, the closer to god.
Forget all other hair-inspo models. Give me "Lemon" or give me death.
Image: Getty Images (4); Warner Brothers (2)
