Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you think most men just prefer blonde hair?
I think I look more attractive with brown hair (with highlights), but I get a ridiculous amount more attention with long plat blonde hair.
The attention is both positive & negative.
Positive = Way more men seem to find me attractive, even if my face looks bad. It's like the long, bright blonde hair gives an instant halo effect.
Negative = More aggressive approaches and harassment... people talk down to me and speak to me like I'm a moron. I get zero respect in work environments.
I am turning 30 soon, so I thought I'd revamp my appearance. After months of being platinum blonde (and feeling like I look kind of uglier & more washed out imo), I've concluded that most men prefer blonde hair. I get hit on and approached constantly. Even sitting in a hotel lobby, waiting in line, going to the grocery store or the bank. It seems like men find me way more attractive than before (but I also experience more random aggression and harassment). I can't even go pick up food at a restaurant without getting comments on my appearance.
But looking at old photos, I seriously think I look more attractive as a brunette. So I don't know whether to stay blonde or not.
I mean…I am a brunette and I also got approached constantly in my 20s.
Didn’t 99 percent of all women in their 20s get approached. I’m a dark brown Black woman and I did. I was a cutie w a brick house body.
Anonymous wrote:Only natural blondes.
Anonymous wrote:Fact: the primary male demographic segments who prefer blondes are Arab and Persian males.
Anonymous wrote:I am pretty with dark blonde, light brown hair. When I go platinum (which is a pain) I look hot. When I go "brown" I look cute. Much different how I am perceived.
I think women with brown hair who still get tons of attention look like Megan Fox, not like the girl next door.
Anonymous wrote:Only natural blondes.
Anonymous wrote:You don’t want to attract a man who prefers blondes, because then you’ll be chained to dye forever. Find someone who loves your natural color.