Hair color question....?
I have light brown hair, and i was wanting to dye it a dark brown. Do you think its a good idea. Does it damage your hair alot? I have plae skin and blue eyes if it helps.
What color should I dye my hair If I have blue eyes ?
Well it also depends on what color your skin tone is, but if you have blue eyes and you want them to pop you should dye your hair a dark brown because the dark color against your skin would make your eyes really stand out. Maby you should talk to a hair professionalist or look it up in google or something before you do dye your hair, or if you want to see what it looks like first you should go to virtual hair websites and put them on a photo of yourself.
Why do blond hair blue eyes girl get so much attention in our society?
It takes all types really. When discussing the looks of models, there is generally more emphasis on the shape of the body as a whole than the features of the head. While having an attractive face IS very important for models, the shape of their body (specifically its symmetry) is of greater overall significance. As such, fashion models (this includes all fashions, including swimsuits, lingerie, high fashion, etc) tend to have similar body types but a wide variety of facial features (including eye and hair color). That said, the fact that blonde-haired models and/or entertainers are so prevalent in American popular culture really can't be ignored. I believe that the reason for this has less to do with the idea that blondes (of any eye color; many blonde celebrities actually have brown eyes) are more attractive and more with the idea that blondes sell. Beginning in the late silent film era and booming in the 1940s, the adage that "blondes have more fun" was used by various film studios and ad firms to promote the "talents" (i.e. the physical appearance) of young starlets. This was initially done because blonde-haired actresses were fairly rare early on (blonde hair is among the least-common natural hair colors in the world) and having one in a film was portrayed as "exotic" and different. When stars such as Carole Lombard and Jean Harlowe became big in the 1920s and 30s, blonde hair became highly vogue. By the 1950s, film and stage roles had become saturated with blonde (or more commonly, faux blonde) entertainers. Actresses such as Marilyn Monroe and Jane Mansfield came to typify a new type of blonde; the hypersexual. Though various trends have come in gone since the 1950s, the idea of the sultry, seductive blonde woman is as engrained a part of the American cultrual psyche as fast cars and swimming pools. I belive that this is why blonde-haired models and entertainers are so prevalent, despite the fact that they are (naturally) very rare among the general population. As far as I'm concerned, their is no naturally occurring combination of hair, skin, or eye color that is unattractive on a woman.