'It was like a 集まり 宣言 of independence': Washington DC women get 激烈な new hair 削減（する）s and colors after Trump's 選挙 victory

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From Britney Spears' shaved 長，率いる in 2007 to Kanye West's new blonde dye 職業, the 星／主役にするs are famous for making 劇の hair 変形s after traumatic events.

Now it seems the women of Washington, DC are に引き続いて 控訴, with salons noticing a number of 顧客s suddenly requesting 劇の 変形s.

But it's not career changes, bad break-ups or money problems that are 奮起させるing these women - it's the man who will be moving into the White House in January.

A number of DC stylists noticed that they were suddenly getting an influx of 任命s in the usually 静かな month of November after the 選挙 took place.?

Salons in Washington DC (pictured is Daniel's Salon) have no ticed a number of 顧客s began requesting 激烈な hair 変形s after Donald Trump was elected 大統領，／社長?

Nicole Butler, the creative director and master colorist at Daniel's Salon, said at least three women a day that （機の）カム to her 議長，司会を務める 手配中の，お尋ね者 a 激烈な change.

'Usually stuff like this is planned for weeks and put on the 調書をとる／予約するs after several 協議s, but this was very spontaneous,' Butler told New York Magazine.?

'It was like a 集まり 宣言 of independence.'?

Butler said many of her 女性（の） （弁護士の）依頼人s, 特に those over the age of 40, felt at a loss after Donald Trump was elected 大統領，／社長. ?

Julianna Evans, 45, was one such DC woman who decided she needed a change after watching Hillary Clinton lose the 選挙.?

'I cried for three days,' she told the magazine. 'I felt like it was the worst thing, 政治上, that ever happened in my lifetime. It was 壊滅的な.'?

On that third day Evans went to the 蓄える／店 and was struck by inspiration when she saw the 'Natural 黒人／ボイコット' box by Garnier.?

That's when she decided to say goodbye to the brown locks she had been coloring for the past 20 years.?

'I was like f**k it! The 選挙 deadened my soul,' she said. 'I think I 手配中の，お尋ね者 to do something 反抗的な to feel stronger.'?

While some critics may call the 返答 劇の, psychologists have long 熟考する／考慮するd how our hair is intimately tied to our emotions.?

November is usually a 静かな season, but stylists have 報告（する）／憶測d getting （弁護士の）依頼人s daily who suddenly want to chop off all their locks or try and 完全に different hair color

A 激烈な 削減（する） or color change can 'serve as a distraction and a 対処するing 機械装置', Dr Laura Berman told InStyle.?

'When you feel 貧しく, it is natural to make changes to your 外部の 団体／死体 in the hopes that it will make you feel better internally 同様に,' she said.?

Berman 公式文書，認めるd that a hair 削減（する） can feel cathartic after a 崩壊／分裂, but for Dr Kristian Henderson it was 正確に／まさに what she needed after the 選挙.?

Henderson, a George Washington University 指導者, decided after Trump's victory that she no longer 手配中の，お尋ね者 to tie her 'femininity to the length of my hair'.

'The 選挙 results felt like an attack on 少数，小数派s, women, and margi nalized people in general,' she told New York Magazine.?

'Having long hair was my 試みる／企てる to fit into society. After the 選挙, I felt a need to 発揮する my uniqueness.'?

Georgetown Salon & Spa colorist and stylist Mariangela Moore said a number of her （弁護士の）依頼人s are dyeing their hair darker colors and chopping off their locks.?

'One of my （弁護士の）依頼人s said, "Think of Melania Trump and go in the opposite direction". She said, "I don't want to be that person people see as 性の, I want to be seen as strong."'?

Georgetown Salon & Spa colorist and stylist Mariangela Moore said one of her （弁護士の）依頼人s told her: 'Think of Melania Trump and go in the opposite direction'?

'I don't know if it's that their 権利 to choose could be in jeopardy, or that the glass 天井 is still there, but I'm seeing more professional women, from all walks of life, changing the way they look,' Moore 追加するd.?

Moore said even some （弁護士の）依頼人s who didn't 投票（する） for Clinton have asked for 劇の changes after they 'were so ひどく 非難するd for not 投票（する）ing for the "権利" 候補者'.?

'The way they style their hair is a message they can 支配（する）／統制する,' she said. ?

Evans isn't su rprised that DC women have been so psychologically 影響する／感情d by the 選挙.?

'You have to live here to understand that we are immersed in politics every day,' she told the magazine.?

'For many of us, with this 選挙, it's like your boyfriend 捨てるd you in a really shocking way with no explanation and then moved in next door.'??

Butler believes that a hair change for women has been a 肉親，親類d of '補償（金）' after not getting the result they had hoped and dreamed for.?

'By changing our hair,' she said, 'We can 支配（する）／統制する the 結果.' ??