Carmen Electra, Lindsay Lohan, Kelly Clarkson, Ashlee Simpson, Pink, Mariah Carey... begin as brownies and turn to Marilyn.  If it were natural, I think I'd really like it, but since it's clearly fake, I feel a little hoodwinked.\n\nI've noticed that blond seems to be a requirement at some point in the lives of many everyday women too, and now men!  Blond is definitely beautiful, but so is brown and red.  And it's evident that the saying "blonds have more fun" is not accurate - you shoulda checked me out in college!\n\nYet, I grew up thinking that dark hair and light eyes on any person was attractive, but apparently, my fantasy was rare. \nBut why is it that blond seems to be so in?  \nIf you're blond, I'm not try to offend, it's just that many celebrities are taking your unique characterisitc and buying it!  Does that upset you if it's clearly fake?\nWhat's your take?
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Good question!  I suppose it's because natural blondes are in a minority.  However, I wonder if the fake blondes really realize how artificial they look.  A lot of people did have naturally blond hair as children, and I think that a few highlights in light brown hair can be very attractive.  But a lot of brunettes really spoiled their natural beauty by trying to completely change mother nature.\n\nI'm not upset about the fake look, but it's a non-issue with me.  Those of us who are aesthetes realize how ridiculous many of the people who look who try so desperately to be what they're not.\n\nI must laugh at the response of the person who said that he didn't like "natural blondes' personalities!"  Can you imagine saying that you didn't like "natural brunettes' personalities?!"\n\nWe do love to pen people into little boxes, based on one identifying characteristic, don't we?  As you know, all African Americans share the same intelligence, wealth, and personality traits.  Same with blondes.  And religions.  And......\n\nAddition:  I'm a heterosexual female, but I hope you don't mind my saying that you're one of those rare individuals who exudes a natural beauty.  It's fun to experiment with different hairstyles and clothing, but I hope you don't do anything to change what you were given naturally.
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Paris Hilton tops the world as an ugly celebrity. Not only the eye, have you seen her funny nose? It leaves me speechless how the media portray some people as "beautiful"\nwhen it is obvious that they are not. Can you imagine how\nmuch uglier she would be without all the make-up and hair do's and designer clothes? Maybe someone needs to tell her she's ugly. My boyfriend thinks she's the ugliest blond around!
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Why do you care? We all have to work hard to prove ourselves. It doesn't matter what you look like or what color hair you have you are always at some point going to run into some jerk who thinks knows everything about you because you are 'blonde' 'dark' 'American' 'french' or simply because you are a woman. The point is, why do you care? Worry about things that actually matter and if you really have a hard time being a blonde, change your hair color.
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So do you want people to walk around in burlap sacks looking like they just rolled out of bed?  Most people are not born looking the way that expresses who they are.  So they put on make-up, dye their hair, etc.  I think the problem is not that people are fake, but they are reveling a side of them self that can be unpleasant.  We've all vain, deal with it.
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i think it is more about personality than anything. i thought guys with blonde hair were sexy, and i dated someone one time that had blonde hair (not the reason i dated him), but he drove me crazy. then i started dating a guy with brown hair, and we are engaged. he's got an awesome personality.\n\ncan't base things on hair color. plus, how do you know if it is their real hair color or not? ;-)
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Blonde women where thought to be more fertile than any other hair colour. so this is why most men prefer blonde women. The history of this goes back a long way!!!
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OK ... I found images of the four you've mentioned, and more. I can say that they are not, as a group, in danger of being referred to as a beautiful group of women.\n\nAs far as "sexiest," that is obviously a very subjective call, but I'd have to say that I found Mónica Serrano the most attractive of the pictures I found.
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I am going to be 30 this month and I am often mistaken for my sons' sister or their babysitter. Recently, I got the nerve to cut my hair & I ended up with a more mature but sexy 'do. I've never liked short hair but now I love it. I've gotten many comments from people who have known me a long time that I look more mature and not like a young girl. I have also noticed that men my age and not as many teenagers are checking me out now. Try doing something different with your hair or maybe even with your wardrobe. If it doesn't work the way you want, just know that there is going to be a time when you'll wish to look young again but you won't be able to turn back time. We are ALL going to age. I wish you the best!
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Well, I'd agree with chit-chat to some extent, but actually, a lot of men wouldn't agree with chit-chat at all, and it's all a matter of opinion.  There's no doubt in my mind that she is viewed as a ditzy sex-symbol (if you couldnt' tell from those commercials with the buffalo-wings for ditzyness and those pizza hut commercials for sex-symbolishness-> lol, miss piggy trying to save kermit and her's relationship lol!) not unlike Marilyn Monroe. but I digress, the main point is that personally, I find michelle branch, selma hayek, mandy moore to be much prettier, just based on their less stereotypically tan-look and deeper, more meaningful look/aura about them haha
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1) for those of you with responses akin to "you have too much time on your hands, get a hobby" i kindly respond: you're the one who is searching out answers as to the identity of Cami of Laguna Beach.\n\n2) an analysis of the identity of a woman, from a woman, does not make the analyzer gay and subsequently interested in "doing" the analyzed.\n\n3) To "Devil's Advocate": you're horrifically misinformed on the politics of mixed race identity.  It seems that your knowledge base comes from an internet forum; perhaps you should continue your research. Your brazen generalizations deduce identity to the exact binaries mixed race people are breaking. \n\n4) I suppose i'm making people think; isn't that what we shoudl all be doing?
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Im blonde and i love it i think that people are just jealous not all people can carry off having blone hair. Nuts to them we have more fun and we get more attention x
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Dont listen to them! Im blonde and I think Im the most intelligent one answering here! Im Bi, but im not easy! Im wild yet smart! I think its the way the sun reflects off our golden locks that shines into the boys eyes... Thats why we get attention! Its called selection girls... we have choices! Love Cheeky Heidi! Am I bad?
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I cannot answer for guys, but I know that I as a woman do not find long hair and delicate features to be at all offensive. (In fact, I can really appreciate a beautiful person, regardless of which gender they are, or which gender they remind me of.)  \n\nWhy is it considered 'degrading' in your book to be a woman?  Masculine traits are not superior to feminine traits, and the masculine gender isn't superior to the feminine gender.  The both have examples of handsome and/or beautiful people.
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With the advent of rampant sexuality(most of it with not love or commitment involved)at least here in America. I think the scales tip slightly to the Brazillian look(all gone). Because as the stigma agains oral stimulation has dropped and more women are allowing it to be done to them, and more men are willing to do it. They do not have to worry about getting hair in their teeth. As a whole I would prefer it all gone unless an Asian woman then it can be sexy both ways. Maybe because they have finer pubic hair, less coarse. Those who have shaved and trimed like a golf green can also be sexy on the right woman. Some have the myth that the absence of hair means a girl is cleaner. False. If she is clean, she is clean hair or no hair. Secretly, (and many will deny it)a clean shaven woman is like a simulated pubescent female(why do you think they sell so many school girl getups on Ebay??
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blonde by choice here, kinda tall, lil above average, yet most people find me intelligent and treat me with respect.  it's not just the hair, it's also the image we reflect to the world.  if we say "like" a lot, if we say "y'know," if we crack gum or twirl our hair in our fingers and dress like a bimbo, then we're treated as stupid and easy.  if a woman is attractive and blonde, and has a good bod, yet respects herself, she commands respect from her peers.  if she invites that type of treatment, then shame on her if she doesn't like it.  it's all in the presentation babe.  hope this helped!!
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First, alot of blondes are bottled. There are alot of people out there that do have some red in there hair, but most colour it or it is in there as some hilites. Everybody had some degree of red, just a different mixture of it. Everyone has brown hair believe it or not. On the colour wheel, red, blue and yellow make up brown, so you will see some people have more of 1 colour than most.Hope that helps you some.
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y'know, this has perplexed me for a long time too, and I'm a blonde.  I had one boyfriend who was so strongly imprinted on blondes that he did a double-take going past a hardware store where a bunch of mops were on display, mophead up.  True Story.  There's also a guy in my neighborhood with waist length blonde hair, and I can't tell you how many dates I've seen check him out until seeing the front side!\n\nMen's vision, a little like cats and other predatory animals is set up to be really good at detecting movement, supposedly making them really good at seeing those little balls they're always throwing, catching, hitting, etc., as well as catching a bit of "jiggle" from the opposite sex.  It may be that lighter hair tends to catch the light more, just as lighter skin does, and that bouncing light catches their ever-so-distractible eye, unencumbered by a mental thought process.  Just a theory.