Going blonde for Spring/ Summer?

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Stormi L.

Mar 16, 2013

Stormi L.

I've never "gone blonde" before, and my hair is naturally a very dark brown. I'm pretty pale and a ton of people have told me I should go for it. Here's an embarrassing selfie of my natural hair! I'm looking for your opinions and advice! Also wondering if I should do the fringe thing... Heard it could be cute with shorter styles too!

Julia K.

Mar 16, 2013

Julia K.

I definitely say go for the fringe! As for the color, I say keep it as is! Dark hair is so beautiful!! (And I don't just say that because of my dark hair xD)

Stormi L.

Mar 16, 2013

Stormi L.

Thanks! I do love dark hair, it's just my thing. But I'm also ready to try something a bit more drastic. It's so nerve wrecking lol.

Jessica P.

Mar 16, 2013

Jessica P.

I've tried every color now I'm back after so much money and time!! so I say stay with dark it really brings your the color out!!

Jessica P.

Mar 16, 2013

Jessica P.

The color of your eyes!!

Hali H.

Mar 16, 2013

Hali H.

I say stay dark or try a heavy highlight. bc if you go all over blonde your roots are going to be a hassle and show really bad bc they are so dark. I go platinum in the summer and my roots start showing a little like a week after I get my hair done. and I think the fringe would look good!

Stormi L.

Mar 16, 2013

Stormi L.

Thanks guys! I've done the heavy highlight thing and I hateddd it, so maybe dark is jut my thing.

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