Turns out Rick Santorum was obsessed with a "chick band" back in the day
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I know 60's hair bordered on the bizarre, but look at those faces...wow. 
Diane
Anishinaabe in MI & mom to Sophie, Leo, Taz & Nigel, members of Dogs Against Romney, Cat Division
"We ride INSIDE--Hiss!"
Hair had to be a single solid mass with no loose strands.
I will never forget the trauma of sleeping on rollers - I didn't use juice cans. For you whippersnappers, these rollers were hollow, made of a kind of mesh over a metal frame with a brush inside. The brush was stiff and it poked your scalp. You'd wash your hair, then put the rollers in while the hair was still damp, and anchor them with bobby pins. Then you'd tie a scarf over the whole lumpy mess and try to sleep on it.
So when you got up in the morning you'd have to unroll your hair, spray it until it turned into an impenetrable helmet, put on your Kotex and belt if needed (no tampons or maxi-pads in those days), then your waist-high granny panties, then your girdle with attached garters, then your nylons, then your slip, then your clothes - no jeans or slacks if you were going to school. And then you spent another 10 minutes on your makeup - blue eyeshadow and pale pink lipstick.
Yes, those were the good ol' days.
Article written by Dr. Robert L. Dickinson and originally published in the Journal of the American Medical Association: 1945 Some early concerns.....
The wearing of pads "is responsible for rhythmic play of pressure against surfaces uniquely alert to erotic feeling."10 This last concern was probably brought up in reaction to certain religious and moral critiques of tampons which claimed that women would be sexually stimulated by the wearing of tampons. 
Girls just want to have fun, yea, yea, yea!
only a properly indoctrinated liberal could do something like that 
not kiddin
