Question:
Does your hair color influence your personality?
2009-10-19 16:18:01 UTC
Do blondes have more fun? Are brunettes more sophisticated? Are these myths outdated? Let us know if people judge you based on the color of your tresses — and if so, what effect does it have on you.
1572 answers:
2009-11-16 23:24:06 UTC
Well, there's a difference between stereotyping someone with a particular hair colour and having a personal hair experience and reaction to a change in hairstyle/colour.



Sometimes, I think people DO change into a stereotypical role when they colour their hair, but I believe it is due to the fact that, subconsciously and perhaps inadvertently, they are influenced by hair-based stereotypes and cannot help but act in a certain way when they are out there.

For example, it would probably be easier for me to act and feel professional in a business setting had I not coloured my hair pink and spiked it all around (just an example).

On the other hand, anyone who would do that would probably do so for a relatively good reason: because it already fits their personality and/or for an occupation.



However, if you were to take, for instance, Harrison Ford (we know he is a relatively serious man and takes his job and appearance seriously) and gave him blue hair, he would not change dramatically -- certainly not his ideals -- he will probably only become embarrassed and nothing more. He'd most likely get rid of it.



From personal experience, when I changed my hair colour my personality did not change. I felt different, sure, but if my hair looked better I would have more confidence, perhaps, just as I would have more confidence had I bought a new jacket or a new car. So, personality did not change but it may have been altered a little bit. Nevertheless, I did not give me a rush suddenly to do something that, say, blonde people do, whatever it is. It merely brought out a small already-existing aspect of myself. And I know for a fact that blondes do not necessarily have more fun.
thatwudbesofunny
2009-11-21 21:10:14 UTC
I think absolutely! I naturally am a brunette and my natural personality was very shy and not really into fashion but then a friend in beauty school (my mom made me lol) convinced me to go red like Lindsay Lohan or like Ashlee Simpson is now. This was almost 4 years ago. As a redhead I started being more rocker and became a stripper (not that all that had to do with hair color) and then I went blonde. I have been blonde now for 3 of those 4 years. As a blonde I'm so much more out going and confident. Confidence was definitely a big change. I made more money as a dancer. I became more outgoing due to confidence. I am complimented all the time about my hair. I think I look better as a blonde. For me going blonde was like turning a light on. The only downside is that people immediately think your stupid, or snooty, or not serious enough for a job. Guys think you're easy AND stupid! So for me the only downside is men.
2014-08-22 08:35:21 UTC
Now I don't mean the stereotype for blondes, brunettes, redheads etc. but that does shape our personality. For me I am a brunette and I think that if I were blonde, or had black hair my personality no matter how small of a change would change. So yes I do beleive that because I am brunette I act more sophisticated and try harder in school. But hey this is just my opinion, but since this is asking for my opinion I have done nothing wrong by stating it. The exceptions are when someone dyes there hair some loud color, like purple or green, usually this shows they are a flamboyant person who wants to stand out, and also lots of goth people that dye there hair black. Sometimes, hair color affects personality's too because people usually end up as what people expect them to be. If their whole life people make a blond believe blonds have to be ditsy and fun, then most likely that's how she will turn out just because it's the status quo.
AnnaMaria
2009-11-05 19:56:20 UTC
Well, actually, I've experimented the fact that blonde's have more fun. What it is, is this: when you're out dancing or whatever - they show up better in the dark ! & also at closing time likewise , that's all the guys see & they go after what they can see....



I think there is some truth about the color of ones hair. I know, I am very particular about my hair. Maybe blond color may make some people feel more 'attractive' cause they say that gentlemen prefer blonds. But I have found that is not always the case.



Out of our actresses, singers etc in Hollywood, we see some aren't the sweetest or sharpest in the world. They probably have what they think is more fun, cause the brunettes are actually the ones having the fun - they just get left overs & if someone in particular fancies that color of hair.



Yes. I have dark hair & I love my hair.



Hope this helped some of your research. xx
2009-10-20 18:29:39 UTC
No, why would it? No matter what hair color you have youre still the same person. Blondes have no more fun than people with any other hair color have. Brunettes are not more sophisticated. These myths are outdated. Although I do hate the color of my hair and when I have my hair dyed red I feel cooler, but Id feel just as cool with it dyed blonde or a different shade of brown, I just dont.
2009-10-20 15:32:39 UTC
Well I believe that a woman's hair color has a lot to do with how she feels. I myself dye my hair once a month sometimes every other month. I always feel different after it's done, and the first style. I don't think hair color has to do with a woman's personality. Some woman may say things like "It's because I'm blond". She is using it either as an excuse or a reason why she can or can't do something. I can see how a brunette could be seen as more professional. If 2 woman walked into the same job interview 1 with long blond hair down over her shoulders and the 2nd woman with brunette hair in a stylist up do, she might be thought of as the more professional of the 2. Yes this is very out of date but I believe the reason these thoughts still exist is due to us as a society. If we didn't have hair color commercials on TV with attractive models saying "Look what your hair could look like" it might be different.
2009-11-12 01:12:03 UTC
Absolutely not. People who judge by the color of their hair are very ignorant. Yes, these myths are in fact outdated. Anyone could have any colored hairstyle and act different. These are just stereotypes, created by people who really don't know anything. Blondes aren't the only ones that can have fun, anyone can. Same with brunettes, anyone can be sophisticated. Your hair color has nothing to do with your personality. YOU and your actions are in control of your own personality.
♥Karla Krayola♥
2009-11-04 13:30:05 UTC
Well im brunette. But im not the smartest light bulb in the bunch. When people talk to me they notice that im a bit slow. Everyone always asks me if i was born blonde. I guess now people stereotype blondes as the "less educated" people of the world. Truthfully when i see a blonde GIRL, i expect a fun yet stupid hoe. When i see a brunette GIRL, i see sophisticated hoe. Most blondes in my school are very smart. Its reverse there. The brunettes(hispanics not whites) are the fun loud and outgoing people. The blondes have few friends. Even the pretty blondes are hated out of envy or just the fact that some people are hair-rasict.
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2009-10-20 20:57:26 UTC
No i don't think blondes have more fun or brunettes are more sophisticated, because some blondes I know are really ugly(most, but not all ). And i'm a brunette and i can be dumb as a rock. So I don't think girls judge people on there hair color, although some girls might like a certain hair color on a guy, but guys might judge you on your hair color I wouldn't know if guys do though. If people did judge you by your hair color, the effct of tht would depend on what they said. If it was something negative i would be less confident, if it was positive I would be more confident.
Aliciaray
2009-10-20 20:00:10 UTC
No, these myths are not outdated! ( At least to me they are not). My natural color is a med brown. A few years back I colored my hair red. Well, lets' just say I felt on top of the world, my husband loved it and I turned heads everywhere I went. People said it looked so natural on me since I am very fair skinned. The I went a went back to my natural color. I've always wanted to be a blonde ( They do say they have more fun!) So, this past spring I went to a honey blonde. I didn't turn heads as I did when I was a red head, but if was fun while it lasted! This time I went to a dark rich brown which is my current color. I liked being a red head the best, and as odd as it sounds I felt bit more wild too! Being blonde was fun, but it got boring very quickly and now with the dark brown I feel a bit sultry ;)
janny
2009-10-22 19:13:17 UTC
that is an old superstition. It does not matter what your hair color is, fun is what you make it out to be. Not all brunettes are sophisticated nor are all blonde's are dumb. You have to look at the person for what they are not what they look like. Anyone who judges by hair color is being stupid. You loose out on alot of very nice friends and maybe some great chances in lifes if you start judging by hair color. This is a stupid myth, don'tplay into it.
Ivy Veleno
2009-10-20 19:34:15 UTC
im a natural blonde... and im probably a lot more serious and intelligent than the "stereotype" blonde



i can outsmart the brunettes that make "dumb blonde" jokes, and i can be very sophisticated

however i dont think those chicks with obnoxious bleached platinum hair can even actually look serious when their hair is THAT over processed, i'll admit, the over-bleaching dose look pretty terrible



i've also colored my hair green, blue, purple, pink, brown, any color in between, all on separate occasions AND at the same time!!!



and i can't say my personality changed. when i had the rainbow hair people thought i was trying to be "unique and artsy"

but the truth is, i was just bored, i didnt care if anyone noticed or not



i was still intelligent and serious, regardless of my hair color



i think people just pay too much attention to appearances

hair, clothes, makeup, tattoos / body art... things like that
?
2009-11-11 18:35:11 UTC
I think that you personality is based on many things and hair color is one. Now I don't mean the stereotype for blondes, brunettes, redheads etc. but that does shape our personality. For me I am a brunette and I think that if I were blonde, or had black hair my personality no matter how small of a change would change. So yes I do beleive that because I am brunette I act more sophisticated and try harder in school. But hey this is just my opinion, but since this is asking for my opinion I have done nothing wrong by stating it.



Hope I helped!
2009-10-20 19:02:58 UTC
As a man, may I answer? Myths are always outdated, else they would not be considered myths. That aside, not all blondes have more fun, because all blondes are not fun. A woman's level of sophistication is certainly not dependent upon or owing to being a brunette. (I will admit, however, that I have never met a meek or passive redhead. God bless them!)



A woman may buy a product off of a shelf and she can use it to change her hair color. One thing she can't change is who she is inside. A man who can't see that is not looking at women the right way.
Jewel
2009-10-20 16:24:35 UTC
I would believe these myths to be outdated except in some cases. Most of the time, I think hair color doesn't really affect your personality at all, it's just another part of your appearance, does your eye color change your personality? I don't think so. The exceptions are when someone dyes there hair some loud color, like purple or green, usually this shows they are a flamboyant person who wants to stand out, and also lots of goth people that dye there hair black. Sometimes, hair color affects personality's too because people usually end up as what people expect them to be. If their whole life people make a blond believe blonds have to be ditsy and fun, then most likely that's how she will turn out just because it's the status quo.

How does it affect me? I never really think it has, though I'm a brunette and everyone has always thought of me as a smartie... I never thought it was because of my haircolor though, I thought it was because I read all the times and always made all A's. Everyone thinks my older cousin is super smart, too, though, and she's a blond.
Chelsey
2009-11-23 07:37:10 UTC
So I was brunette all my life up until about three months ago and then on thing led to another and my roomie and I ended up playing beauty shop in our apartment (she's actually really good, I trust very few people with my hair). One thing lead to another and I came out platinum blonde!



At first I was scared to leave the apartment, but now I find that people recognize me and they say it it's fun, creative and goes well with my personality. I work in Advertising so being remembered is exactly what you want. So, I left it. I just feel much more bold. Then again there are the days I'll watch a show the the girls next door and think, "I'm a Heff bunny" (not what I strive to be). So who knows maybe it's just a phase.
2009-11-18 08:07:35 UTC
No not really but they say blondes have more fun because there are lots of blondes and i know like 3 and they have fun just like brunettes but brunettes being more sophisticated is a lie all girls no matter there hair color can act or be diffrent not regardless of there hair color so just be you're self and don't worry about that everyone has there way of acting and their own hair color
N'toosh 390
2009-11-13 11:53:18 UTC
I've noticed that when I have my own hair color, I feel more like me. I'm a brunette and I have more fun than some blondes I do know, I feel sophisticated and those myths are probably out dated and I think that your hair color DOES influence your personality.
surfer_kid
2009-10-26 19:00:38 UTC
Literally I think this is nonsense. However I find the stereotypes to be a possible impact upon people. For instance a blond girl might play up that idea because she is interested in someone thus it is a way of flirting. As for me personally I say no. No I don't judge based on hair color however I keep the stereotype in mind as to a possible explanation towards there body language and action. In other words I'll analyze there behavior under certain social settings. Like the blond for instance if I have an intellectual conversation with them later to notice they are playing the well i dunno I'm not smart card then it is obviously a hoax. I have brown hair and yet I have a very cynical sarcastic sense of humor along with a realist outlook on life.
Remember The Name
2009-10-20 20:02:28 UTC
This is tottaly wrong. Just because you are blond does not me you are going to have "more" fun, or that you are dumb for that fact. And just because you are a brunette does not mean you are all of the sudden sophisticated. This really makes no sense. Hair color is really just a color. Let's just all go back to the old saying DONT JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER
2009-10-20 12:38:58 UTC
I've been pretty much every color under the sun:

dark blonde, light blonde, dark brown, light brown, auburn, burgundy, red, purple, mahogany, black, black and red, blonde and purple, pink etc etc.



I can honestly say that i don't have anymore fun being a certain color, as after all, things are only fun if you make them fun. A different shade of hair color has no impact at all!



As for brunettes being more sophisticated, once again it's a case of a person being who they are, and nothing to do with the color of their hair.



Though i will admit that people do still judge blonds.

When i was a blonde (I'm now a red head) i always got the blonde jokes, and people liked to take the mick. (Not that it bothered me. I'm confident enough in myself not to be affected by people's comments.)

Also when i had pink hair i got quite a bit of teasing for that, though funnily enough, i never got teased or commented on when i was auburn, which blows the whole ginger myth out of the water!

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2014-10-18 06:32:56 UTC
The exceptions are when someone dyes there hair some loud color, like purple or green, usually this shows they are a flamboyant person who wants to stand out, and also lots of goth people that dye there hair black. Sometimes, hair color affects personality's too because people usually end up as what people expect them to be. If their whole life people make a blond believe blonds have to be ditsy and fun, then most likely that's how she will turn out just because it's the status quo.

How does it affect me? I never really think it has, though I'm a brunette and everyone has always thought of me as a smartie... I never thought it was because of my haircolor though, I thought it was because I read all the times and always made all A's. Everyone thinks my older cousin is super smart, too, though, and she's a blond.
2009-11-17 02:03:08 UTC
I went blonde a little while ago and got a lot of comments, I probably got a bit more male attention than I did as a brunette, but found that when I went back to brunette I had a lot of guys saying they liked brunettes better, whether or not this was just because I was brunette at the time, who knows.



I'm slowly lightening my hair again for summer, I change my hair colour quite a lot and found that while blonder I felt more confident, felt like I got away with more, looked younger etc. This is probably due to other peoples reactions but at the end of the day, I am me and as long as I'm happy with myself that's all that counts :)
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2009-11-16 00:58:33 UTC
Well it actually depends. Some people dye their hair some crazy color and it shows that they like to be free, but it also may just say that they like to change their hair color once in a while. I personally don't believe it does, because I'm a brunette and some brunettes are wild while some may be quiet. I'm neither or both, cuz I'm just weird like that, but oh well~! Although people have dark hair colors or light hair colors, some people tend to judge them by their hair color, such as blondes being dumb. I really doubt that it does affect your personality at all because you will always have the same personality.
CRAZYinLOVE
2009-10-24 12:31:04 UTC
I dont belive that your hair colour influences your personality in any way and many people sometimes take what people say about it into offence. I am a blonde myself always have been and people always call me stupid or silly but i dont mind because i like having blonde hair :D If you are a brunette and you are said that you are boring then just look around and see how maney other brunettes there are out there and see how 'non' boring the world truley is! Sometimes the colour of your hair makes your different than everybody else but dont just dye it to make you seem more fun or smart! Catriona(=
2009-10-24 07:26:08 UTC
These myths were never true. It doesn't matter what hair color you have, it is all about the way you think. I know both blondes and brunettes, and they are all the same when it comes to having fun. Personally I don't judge people from their hair color.
2009-10-21 07:34:44 UTC
my hair is naturally an ash blonde colour and for many years i have been dying it light blonde. at school im generally clever and achieve a/b grades but my friends all call me slow because sometimes i come out with stupid things. However if a brunette says something stupid she says 'i should be blonde'



i think this is stupid i hate all the blonde jokes ETC, where did they come from? i did dye my hair brown once for a change and i liked it at first but after a while i realised it just made me look pale and drained so yes as a blonde i am happier and do have more fun. although in the future i am thinking about dying my hair red as i love the colour and would like a change. people probably do think of red heads and fun ETC but i know a girl who recently died her hair red and i don't think that way about her i just see her for who she normally is, shy. i think it depends if you know the person first or not as obviously if you see a really fake orange blonde you might think she is stupid but brunettes can be all different.
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2009-10-21 00:27:56 UTC
I have had my hair just about every color you could possibly imagine! Fire engine red, cobalt blue, bleached blonde, white, brunette, auburn, black (so not my color!), dirty blonde, just EVERYTHING. My hair color does not define me... I define my hair! I change it up alot because i get bored alot with my look. I am an out going and vibrant person, and quite unpredictable at times, and i like to portray how i am by how i look. you don't quite know what to expect with me, and that just how i am. The only effect my hair color has on me is if the color looks good, and my hair looks good then i feel more confidant, but it doesn't change me. I have had to calm down a but now though because i am now a wife and mother, but i still change up the colors. I am always blonde in the winter, brunette in the fall and a (natral) color of a red head in the spring and summer.
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2009-10-20 17:48:19 UTC
I think some people do judge based on hair color not really me but other people. For instance if you have pink or blue hair people may think your a little bit crazy and have an edge. Brunettes usually get labeled book smart when blonds are known to be outgoing/ and ditsy and slutty. I think this is so outdated though. There are allot of brunettes who act like the blond mold and allot of blonds who act the brunette mold. I don't really dye my hair crazy colors but if i did people may look at me weird.
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2009-10-20 14:03:48 UTC
I don't think that hair colour effects my personality, or anyone's personality for that matter. I'm a brunette, but it depends on my mood whether or not I am in need of some fun or whether it is time to buckle down and get to work. If I want to have fun, it's not like I have to put on a blonde wig in order to do so.



I think these stereotypes are definitely outdated. My best friend is blonde and the smartest person I know (i.e. not the 'dumb blonde' stereotype that blondes have to deal with). I think it's time people move past judging a person based on their appearance.
2014-08-21 11:12:58 UTC
For instance a blond girl might play up that idea because she is interested in someone thus it is a way of flirting. As for me personally I say no. No I don't judge based on hair color however I keep the stereotype in mind as to a possible explanation towards there body language and action. In other words I'll analyze there behavior under certain social settings. Like the blond for instance if I have an intellectual conversation with them later to notice they are playing the well i dunno I'm not smart card then it is obviously a hoax. I have brown hair and yet I have a very cynical sarcastic sense of humor along with a realist outlook on life.
LittleLu
2009-11-21 20:52:19 UTC
Blondes can have just as much fun as brunettes! These myths are a little outdated, but I think humans just naturally think blonde hair = a more confident person. I, personally, have never met a meek blonde, but I think there are a few roaming the planet.

I am blonde, and get reminded that about every few minutes. I'm not a dumb blonde, and my friends and family know that that's how I'm going to be treated - as a smart blonde. I just think everyone who knows me as an acquaintance or closer thinks "blonde" and thinks me. I am a happy-go-lucky, friendly, bubbly, outgoing person, I won't lie, but I'm poised and elegant at times to.

I think that people should stop judging others on the color of their hair or the clothes they wear. If they're wearing clean clothes, have brushed or styled hair, and a smile on their face I will gladly approach them!
Ruth18
2009-11-17 00:47:59 UTC
I think so. Hair is the crown of a woman. Whatever color lies makes a big deal. I don't think blondes are more fun or brunettes more sophisticated. That's more of a stereotype i.e. if you are a boring person, being blonde doesn't change ur personality.



Your personality is the entire package - hair color is the main thing but not the only one. Whatever your personality is, you'd be showing it to the world via your entire package.
2009-11-16 17:24:25 UTC
No i don't think so, nowadays there are many blondes who seem to be really smart but some are uptight. Brunettes nowadays are crazier than blondes i mean compare Lindsay Lohan to Jessica Simpson lol. Me I have nice shiny, soft, smooth, silky black hair. I am fun, hilarious, kind, and a very sweet person to hang out with. But most people at my school are brunettes or black haired. The Blonde ones are the ones that seem sophisticated.
2009-11-12 10:51:13 UTC
I think it does have some impact on personality. But I think it depends on the individual. I'm a brunette and I have always HATED the saying that blondes have more fun. I've always thought it was stupid, even as a little girl.

I am rarely judged by the color of my hair. When I have been in the past, the guys were complete idiots and I didn't want to talk to them, especially after they told me that.
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2009-11-05 13:16:25 UTC
The myths are outdated! Im personally a blonde, yet people treat me the exact same way as someone with blue hair. Some girls with blonde hair think they are supposed to be different and act ditzy. But thats just their personality. Dont think its just the hair! Brunettes and Blondes are still all just human beings. Brunettes can be just as smart or stupid.
tortaamore
2009-10-26 18:07:46 UTC
I never judge a person on how they look — that's just wrong. Myths are just that — myths. People change what they look like all the time, but it's very hard to change what and who you are. Hair colour has no affect.



People who believe they have to live up to being a dumb blonde just because their hair colour is platinum, or brunettes who think they have to be prudey and sophisticated are—(no disrespect intended)—completely ridiculous. I hate "dumb blonde" jokes, and I'm not even blonde. In fact, my hair is blue.
Elindriel
2009-10-21 00:09:07 UTC
i have natural red hair that shifts color as the year progresses from blond to light brown, and sometimes to a darker brunet. My friends make fun of me for the changes, and some people swear I dye it, but I have never done it. It depends on how much time I spend in the sun on a given year/season as to how blond it gets, or how dark it gets in the winter.



My school picture as a Senior has my hair looking like it was black, which was more due to lighting, but the effect was really cool. At the time it was more brown then anything, but lightened up to a strawberry blond over the summer.



It does not change my personality when my hair goes through the different stages, but it defiantly affects the way guys and my friends treat me, and the way they talk to me.
Black Cat
2009-10-20 18:22:33 UTC
I think that people put way too much of our worries on the little things like that and less about personality. We have the media to blame. With all these subliminal messaging ads it can pressure someone into believing there supposed to act a certain way. With all of these adds displaying "perfect" models it is making some people that aren't so perfect(everyone).



I would also like to leave off with a question of my own: Why is it in your best interest to know? I'm not trying to be rude but is it because you'll start putting ads with the hair color that the most "sophisticated" or "fun" and pressure people into thinking that they need to get there hair color changed?
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2009-10-20 12:21:24 UTC
I don't think all blondes have more fun. It just depends on who they are. The stereotypical blonde is kind of an idiot, but I've met some who are rather smart. Brunettes might be more sophisticated, yeah. I've kinda figured out that that might be true. The myths might be outdated, but some of them apply to different people- like having a "blonde moment". No one judges me on the color of my hair, though. I've realized it's really only blondes and red heads that have to go through that kind of ridicule, which is unfair, definitely.
Zabanya
2009-10-20 11:52:01 UTC
Wow, that is a pretty effective marketing research tool XD



Well, I am going to say this from my experience. Some parts of my parent's hair have already turned grey a couple of years back. And believe me, having grey hair and black hair at the same time looks very ugly.



So yes, my parents use hair color to make themselves look good and keep them happy.



But personality remains the same. I think myths like "blondes have more fun" and "Brunettes are more sophisticated" are well...myths.



Each and every person has a unique personality. Hair color shouldn't be a factor. Hair color just enables people to make themselves feel good.
tiertza
2016-12-13 11:29:47 UTC
Hair Colour And Personality
2009-11-22 06:03:10 UTC
Your hair color doesn't affect your personality! I am a brunette and I am as spunkier or maybe even have more fun than blondes. I know some blondes that are like emo, so I guess this sterio type of hair color is outdated. Oh, but people with black hair are normally shy!
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2009-11-19 07:22:18 UTC
You know, I get asked this question a lot in my job- I'm a construction worker, and I just can't tell you how often these kind of hair-related questions pop up when we are doing dry wall, or putting up some aluminum siding.



And not to bolster my own good name, here, but I AM a bit of an armchair philosopher when it comes to all things follicle.



I was just telling Barry the other day over a pint of Steel Reserve about how his hair really reflects his inward, very Type A personality.



Or like when Old Hairy Steve got crushed by a steel beam last Tuesday, I commented on how his blonde hair really rebukes the idea that blondes do have more fun. I say this only because his body was completely pulverized into nothingness by the 4 metric ton steel beam.



What I WILL say is that we have a red head on our roofing team, and by God in Heaven is he a real firebrand. The other day, as we were tarring a roof for shingles, he was up there, honest to God, actually SINGING. Singing! Who does that? Only Jerry, our resident cooky-pants ginger, I guess. Of course, his singing was cut short when his nail gun slipped into 'automatic, and literally ripped his left foot off when a series of 5-inch nails shot into him from point-blank range. As he was liberally bleeding all over the roof, himself and his shoes, and right before he slipped into a coma he STILL hasn't woken up from (just like Jerry, right? Anything to get out of work...) I yelled, "Hey, Jerry, do the curtains match the drapes? Well, at least your shoes do!" HA! Get it? Because there was blood EVERYWHERE!!.
2009-11-14 13:09:12 UTC
Well, in my group of friends, we have one blonde(these are just the girls by the way) and three brunettes. And the blonde, Amy, is smart, but kinda ditzy. Like, she'll forget things and space out and stuff like that. Then we have Marisa, who's a brunette, but is exactly like Amy just not as smart. They're both cheerleaders. And then there's Veronica, who's a brunette. She's more shy and soft spoken.She's also a cheerleader. Then there's me. I'm a brunette(used to be a blonde) and i'm the funniest and the loudest out of all of us.

So, no, I don't think that your hair color influences your personilty. It's just a color.
mobiuschic
2009-10-21 09:57:16 UTC
Yes and No...I think it has more to do with the perception and mind-set of the individual woman or man. I am a natural dark strawberry blond and always hated the mousiness of my natural color. In the summer it would turn a yucky harvest gold and even green when I went swimming in chlorinated pools! What a mess! I experimented with every color from the whitest blonds to the darkest/bluest blacks and I have found that the deep crayons reds suit me to a tee. Later I added some funky blond streaks and black streaks (looks like sexy flames!! lol) and it really does make me feel better about myself. And that better feeling equates to wanting to go out more and feeling confident and wanting to be seen. The myths attached to any one specific color are out-dated and it would be more true to identify what suits each of us. Why can't it be blonds that are sophisticated? Red heads that have more fun? Or even, brunettes with a temper? There is no rhyme or reason to what makes us feel alive and sensuous, just that we do and are thankful for the palletes you and companies like yours provide to us to allow us the freedom of expression. This is one happy, sophisticated, temperamental, peaceful, fun-loving, wild and crazy, professional single mother! And I am very comfortable being this way, in business and pleasure; ouside as well as at home!



I will admit though, that there have been "nay-sayers" to the myths and believers and I am of neither group. I also will admit having had the media and commercialization of those myths, that people as a whole do listen to some. I can definitely relate to how it is percieved by some that brunettes, blonds and redheads have their certain qualities. But keep in mind those qualities are there by the result of the behaviors of the individual color-wearer. I percieve I look good and that feeling alone dictates my confidence and actions...reguardless of whether or not absolutely every single person agrees. And I have friends of all skin tones and hair colors and eye colors and they are all beautiful to me. My views may not represent the masses but at least I hope I helped in your quest to find answers to your query...good luck!
Kisa
2009-10-20 20:40:13 UTC
I don't think so.



The smartest kid in my school is a natural blond. While the preppiest, stupidest girl in my school is a brunette.



I think the reason blondes are thought of as stupid is because they are more likely to have light colored eyes, and for some reason, people think that means "vapid" and empty. I do think your hair can give first impressions that people are not likely to change, (if they see a blonde and they think "stupid", and they don't want stupid, they're not going to take the time to hang out with you and find out otherwise) but I don't think they make the person.



I've been proven wrong on my first impressions so many times, I think I've come to realize that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, even on a psychological level...
Jaylin born April 28th 2010
2009-10-20 18:05:18 UTC
I have never believed that. I used to dye my hair 4 times a year then gave up because it started to fade out the next day my hair started to reject the hair dye. Now my hair is its natural color a glodesh redish brown at the bottom the tips have always all my life been blonde and the roots about a inch down are dark brown almost black weird natural hair color but i have had this hair color since i was 4. People judge me on my personality not my hair color.
pezs_are_good
2009-10-20 15:35:07 UTC
I certainly doesn't change my personality, but rather how others acted toward me.



I am a natural honey blonde. People have always acted like they thought less of me, or somehow I was a moron based on my hair color. When I started college I decided to dye my hair darker so I might be taken a little more seriously, I started out reddish brown then went on to dark brown. The change was amazing and I have not let my blonde grow back since. Even people I have known nearly my entire life changed their attitude and perception of me, as sad as that sounds. And it was a pretty great psychology experiment for college too.



As far as do blondes have more fun, I believe that depends on the individual. As for me I have more fun and less of a headache about daily things being a brunette now. But I'd have to say redheads have the best of both worlds.
2009-10-20 13:24:08 UTC
I colour my hair religiously every 6 to 8 weeks but I always dye it the same black. I think some woman express themselves through the colour of their hair. For example, the iconic blonde, sexy, fun loving attention grabber, head turner, some things never will change! As for the sophisticated brunette, I don't think so. I try the sophisticated look but I always fail, miserably.. I dye my hair black mainly because it is naturally a dull dark brown and also black fades into the backround. Some of my friends are blondes and will always get the attention. This is frustrating as I'm single and the only way I feel some what confident meeting men is with my friends. So its a catch 22, I won't meet men sitting at home and In certainly won't meet them being the raven haired girl among the blondes. And so the circle of life is complete.
2009-11-13 05:49:55 UTC
I think ones personality has more got to do with their upbringing than their hair color. But hair color may have some influence on how others perceive you at first impression. For example i find that lighter colored hair ( blond, red, light beige) makes one seem friendlier/ less threatening than dark brown/black hair. On the other hand, when u ask someone to picture an image of a lawyer/doctor, chances are the hair of that person they have pictured tend to have darker hair.



My hair is naturally black but when i change my hair color to a beige brown color, people say that i look more fashionable. Well, i live in Asia where majority have dark brown/black hair and most people who dye their hair a different color are those working in the entertainment industry or working adults who wants a new look. Schools don't allow students to dye their hair. Hence, if you want to stand out, just dye your hair a lighter color. But this rule doesn't apply in European countries where light hair is prevalent. So, location plays a big part on how people perceive your hair color too.



But whatever hair color you sport, as long as it doesn't deviate from your natural hair color too much, (for example an Asian sporting platinum blond hair) it is generally accepted by the society.
2009-11-12 17:41:09 UTC
If i still had brown hair i would of said i have just as much fun as a blonde.

But i know no i was wrong because hair colour does influence your personality.

I am a fun person to be with but i was lacking in confidence.

When i dyed my hair blonde i noticed you get more attention from men.

And is that a good thing? Well i think it is because even to have a stranger come up to you just for a chat is great it makes you feel good about yourself. It has made me more confident and outgoing than what i was.I think when people see you with blonde hair they already think your more fun because of the myth that they heard and automatically believe it.And that would make you wanna go up and talk to someone with blonde hair without you even realising this.But i would like to say just because it has made me feel more confident and better about myself on the outside i havent changed on the inside im still same old me. But it is great that you can buy a product like this and know that its worth it.
2009-11-04 07:25:30 UTC
Depending on how I feel, I can be a blonde, a brunette, or a redhead at any given moment! And trust me: i am equal parts fun, sophistication, and cleverness no matter what my hair color is!

Those judgements/assumptions are plenty outdated, but, lucky for all those perma-blonde/brunette/redhead-ed people out there who are still swept into those cobwebbed catergories, people like me are shedding new light on the myths and showing that no matter our haircolor, girls can still be surprising little minx's underneath!



ff♥
2009-10-21 10:08:47 UTC
Hair, just like anything else you wear, influences people. Whether it is earrings, jewelry, pants, shoes, or hair. People see these things and stereotype you. I do it myself to people I don't even know. (Without thinking about it of course).

Now, if it influences you is another question. Yes, Your Hair Color Influences Your Personality. The way your hair is cut also influences You and Others.

Hair Color: Blonde: When your hair is blonde, you act more outgoing and flirtatious. You do things that a red-head would not do.

Red/Orange: Red heads are thought of as being shyer, and more of a worm than human. (Book-worm of course). "Reds" think they should be shyer. Therefore, they are.

Brunette: They are a mix. A good mix between bookish and outgoing. Best color to dye your hair. Or, best color to be born with. People who are brunette think of themselves as fun, caring, outgoing, etc. but also study hard for school.

Black: Fine, but people don't feel as attractive as Brunettes. The characteristics are the same, but there is something lacking.
Jess
2009-12-01 22:06:54 UTC
Absolutely! As much as people would like to say or think that your hair color does not effect the way people view you, it truly does. I have found that when I have my hair blonde, people tend to treat me with less respect. I get more attention and uncomfortable stares from men and women seem to be a little less friendly towards me. However, when my hair is brown (depending on the shade of brown as well), i.e, if my hair is light ash to medium brown, a more subtle and less noticable shade of brown, I am often overlooked. It's almost as if you're invisible. They tend to treat me like I'm more of the girl next door. But people don't normally take a second glance. If my hair is dark brown, which it is now, others seem to listen more intently to what I have to say and seem a bit more interested in my point of view. Not by much, but definitely more than when I was blonde. I don't get approached as much and find that men are a bit more intimidated by my appearance. I'm also viewed more as a b**** than if my hair was lighter.

It's easy to let the way people treat you effect the way you respond and it's easy to play these roles because people expect them from you anyway. But I'm not responsible for the way people treat me, I'm responsible for my responses. I will be myself no matter what color my hair is and it's always a wonderful thing when I blow their stereotype out of the water!
2009-11-27 07:45:45 UTC
to a degree....i'm a brunette with a little blonde here and there, and i have fun. Sometimes blondes are characterized as wacky and sometimes...well frequently, dumb. If you get past the stereotypes though you could do very well in the color that suits you best





Though I forgot to mention, wacky colors like red purple and blue will only make people slightly afraid of you at first glance, unless you're a rockstar and think that fake color hair makes u look bamf then....naw haha
techy76
2009-11-26 05:03:56 UTC
I have gray hair and people don't see me as an old person.



Personally I see blonds as Flirts that don't put out.

The brunettes are the REAL fun ones!



Hair color should only be used when women are going gray other than that, women shouldn't bother changing the color. It just shows that they're not comfortable with their natural look therefore they're insecure!! Same goes for all the cosmetic garbage out there!
Yo Bestie
2009-11-17 12:40:19 UTC
The myth is only true if you believe it. If you think brunettes are supposed to be more smart, you will probably try your best to be more smart. But to me, it is a complete myth. I know people who have dyed there hair every color there is and haven't changed one bit. People judge me on how I act and how I live. Not by the color or style of my appearance. Hope this answered your question.
2009-11-09 13:37:16 UTC
I believe hair color does effect peoples personality. Because of the myths, I believe is why it changes someones personality. I have personally met people who have dyed their hair blonde and have acted different, thought they were better than everyone else. I am a brunette and have never had the desire to dye my hair blonde, I have tons of fun already. I do not think being blonde makes you have more fun, I think being blonde makes a woman look more prissy, or ditzy or barbie like. I think brunettes are not necessarily more sophistocated, but I do think brunettes are most times more mature, responsible and casual. I wouldn't say one is prettier than the other though. Hope that helps!
Christina M
2009-10-24 20:21:04 UTC
Myths can't be outdated if they were always myths. A person can change the color of their hair and simultaneously change the way they are perceived, however. We live in a culture where appearances have stronger impacts - we may dress up for interviews, wear uniforms for school, and primp before first dates. A part of what we wear is our hair: our greatest accessory.



I've experienced many different colors - my natural dark chocolate hue, subtle scarlet, lavender wisps, bottle blond, and straight up black. Each time I've dyed my hair, I have evoked a new mood and style to my persona.Does that mean who I am changed drastically? No, but ultimately, how you wear your hair has an effect on how you appear to others.
stacy
2009-10-21 07:46:23 UTC
Well I've been lots of colors and I don't think blondes have more fun. I think at first glance people do judge you by hair color but, that lasts only moments.

I will tell you my natural hair is short and lately I've been wearing wigs (due to over abuse of my hair) and I do notice more people looking at me.

The guys I work with will tell you that the red head is more fun, the blonde was quiet and the brunette is more ornary. I believe that it's more based on mood then hair color.
2009-10-21 03:35:41 UTC
I am a redhead and I have more fun than any blonde let me tell you. I am also clever and sophisticated just like people think Brunettes are. What I don't have is the temper that people attribute to Redheads, I have the passion but not the temper. The colour of your hair has no bearing on your personality, but it does influence other people's perception of you.
2009-10-21 03:22:16 UTC
It is a myth considering some blondes stay in their rooms all their life and write romance novels and some blondes go out and party. Brunettes also can go crazy. Like Megan Fox. On some people the myths might seem true but in all reality they fail to accommodate everyone.
TaxiWolf
2009-10-20 22:33:16 UTC
For a natural blonde/brunette/black/red head? No, not at all.



If you believe in these myths, or at least care that others do and you dye your hair accordingly, then that would probably be the only time this myth could actually be true.



But in general, no, lol. Maybe how others treat you affects your personality, but I don't go around judging my friends based on the color of their hair! :)
Leona
2009-10-20 20:29:49 UTC
I do feel judged by my hair color to some extent. I'm naturally a dark blonde, and I notice that when I highlight my hair to brighter blonde shades, I get more attention. I suppose the color makes you stand out more. When I tint it to a light brown, I blend in with the crowd more. I am not noticed as much, and also find that this makes me a little more subdued. I change it depending on whatever I'm going through in life at the moment - sometimes it's nice to blend in, sometimes it's nice to stand out. For the past year it's been honey blonde, which is, in my opinion, a perfect medium.
Sunday Crone
2009-10-20 18:50:47 UTC
I am a natural brunette, but have been a redhead and a blonde. I found the people expected certain behavior with the different colors more than anything else. Now that it is greying, I used a more natural color to cover it, because attempting to keep it red, would only make me look like Bozo
cheruvima
2009-10-20 17:38:32 UTC
Those were advertising slogans, nothing more. Anyone who thinks hair color actually influences personality doesn't know much about people, or personality. If someone judges me based on my hair color, I know they aren't very smart, and are not someone I want to know or spend time with. If I see someone who has burned her hair with hair color, I feel pity for that person, for trying to be something she's not...and not being able to be content with her real self. That goes double for men. It's sad to me that people have a hard time accepting themselves without superficial cosmetic effects. So sad. You could do the world a ton of good by removing hair color from it. You even acknowledge the notions are myths..why perpetuate myths when so many real questions need answers, and so many people have real problems that need solutions. This is so absurd. Just reminds me not to buy hair dye. Thanks for that reminder. I am so proud of my hair just as it is...
¢σмє ωнαт мαу...
2009-10-20 16:26:24 UTC
I don't really think your hair colour affects it too much. Sometimes if you think you look good and you become more confident. Then you have more fun. Doesn't necessarily mean that blondes have more fun. I have almost black hair and my friend is brunette. Neither of us are extremely sophisticated but we're both wild and love to have fun. So, yes. Those myths are pretty outdated.

No people don't judge me.
BeeJoyous
2009-10-20 16:03:33 UTC
I was born with light red hair which fell out & grew in platinum blonde. It didn't get darker as I got older & when I became a teacher, people did not take me as seriously as the other same age brunettes. When I turned 35 I decided to color my hair a soft red. It was amazing the way people approached me. No more dumb blonde jokes & it seemed as though people talked to me like I was a Porcelain doll! When I retired my husband and I spent a lot of time at the beach & my hair bleached back to blonde. Then, I didn't mind. Well, we moved up north whereas my hair became dirty blonde & it made my fair skin look grey. Last January I started dying my hair a dark Auburn. My husband was not happy until he saw me! Wow! I actually felt better about myself! I looked younger & my now pasty white skin & green eyes look healthier than ever. I have had more compliments on my appearance from both male & female than when I was a young & tanned blonde! P.S. I'm going to be 50 & Fabulous next August!
<3
2009-10-20 15:54:52 UTC
I have a dirty blonde/light brown/chestnut hair color. I am outgoing, talkative, and very loud. I often do daring things to my hair and wardrobe. I LOVE LOVE LOVE to have fun! I am very smart and get good grades, though. I am also very athletic. People don't really judge me based on the color of my hair - I'd say the only judgement that goes along with hair color is the myth that all blondes are dumb blondes, or that blondes are fashionistas and they are stupid. As far as brunettes go, I don't really know any brunette "judgeings".
Devon
2009-11-15 22:10:11 UTC
I have been bleached blonde to a color very close to black and I would have to say I have never had more fun as I have as a brunette!!! Blondes have the whole dumb thing and the brunettes are supposed to be all sophisticated...but I will tell you brunettes are much deeper and darker and sexier...brown is slaughtering blonde!!!!
MM90
2009-12-02 08:03:02 UTC
I have had every color hair imaginable and honestly I don't think i acted different, But I was treated differently. When I was blonde people spoke to me different. When i had dark blue streaks parents with their kids gave me snotty looks, when I was a red head people always told me I was being sassy, I was acting the way I always do. I am a natural brunette, and I go to school in Arizona so my hair is the typical, California girl with the natural highlights and people have said they can tell I'm from CA based on my hair.
Bindhu
2015-01-11 18:59:14 UTC
I think there is some truth about the color of ones hair. I know, I am very particular about my hair. Maybe blond color may make some people feel more 'attractive' cause they say that gentlemen prefer blonds. But I have found that is not always the case.
2009-11-24 16:00:33 UTC
I dont think that it is about what other people think about your hair i think it is more about how you feel about your hair. The color and style of hair determines a lot about a person and what kind of look they are trying to pull off and shows what personality they have or what they are trying to portray. Personally i feel way more confidant with blond hair then brunette hair.... also if my hair is long i feel way more confidant and sexy then when it is short. And yes i think a lot of people judge you by the color of their hair. A lot more head turns when a blond girl walks down the street then a brunette girl.
2009-11-21 22:05:04 UTC
I want my hair to be blue. Or red( not natural red, like red red). What does that say about me, the brunette? Yeah, the myths are outdated. Although your hair color can affect your life. I mean just like your skin color. People might use the "dumb blonde" stereotypes and affect how you act and stuff. People don't judge me, but I do want to dye my hair blue really really badly.
Be-Be
2009-11-19 22:58:50 UTC
No, anybody can be fun or sophisticated. Redheads are supposed to have tempers, but I'm naturally brunette and I have a temper, so does my brother who is also a brunette. Brunettes are supposed to be smart, but I tend to get bad grades (Mostly because my attendance sucks and I don't do homework or pay attention). Blondes can be smart, brunettes can be stupid, blondes can be boring, redheads can be kind and gentle. Unless people act a certain way because they are led to believe they should, hair color doesn't mean ****.
gem
2009-11-03 03:20:04 UTC
No way. Ive been blonde my whole life and ive had had blonde jokes and im a guy. I think if women are blonde people make more jokes about it which is sad really although i do think blondes are more underestimated. If people say yes it does influence your personality thats just stupid! a blonde could be really smart and a brunette could be really stupid. Hair color has nothing to do with it.
† Lucy.
2009-11-02 19:18:20 UTC
My hair colour is black (or dark brown, for all you black coloured hair non-believers). Yes, I am Chinese.



But when black hair is mentioned, it usually results in someone described as "emo." Very stereotypical, I know.



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My favourite hair colour though, would be brown (brunette). I do think they are more sophisticated, despite the overuse. Brunettes are just really loyal and down-to-earth.



While blonde on the other hand, I don't prefer much of it. It's not that they are dumb, but just the colour I don't like, that's all. All in all, it's not my type of person, although some are extremely nice.



Lucy.
2009-10-31 14:21:59 UTC
Blonde=Lighthearted

Orange=Fiery(Metaphor Language) Enthusiastic, Party Loving

Dark Brown=Mysterious, Interesting

Pink=Flirty, Party Loving

Blue=Young

Green=Lush

White=Radiant, Lively, Adventurous
2009-10-31 09:41:33 UTC
Hair def plays a huge part of the way you are viewed. A new hair cut or colour could make any ones appearancee change drastically. This could also determine how others see you. I dont think blondes or brunettes are really much different - just a stereotype we have made up over the year. I dont think people judge me persoanlly because I dont tend to be extreme however if someone dyed their hair green or a very unnatrual they would def be looked at
zipknitter
2009-10-21 02:39:25 UTC
I was born blond which darkened over the years. I went back to it several times and people treated me as if I didn't have a brain in my head. That is so frustrating. Why should you be judged just because your hair is a certain color. I was a hair stylist and that was the usual result of changing colors for my customers. It made them mad too.

I like to change my hair color to make ME feel better. I don't do it to fit in or to become a certain type of person. Now I am in my 60s, I do it to feel better about looking in the mirror. That person in the mirror seems to smile more when my hair color is nice and is better to look at then someone who seems unhappy with themselves.
karen w
2009-10-20 20:18:51 UTC
I think that I am a natural light brown-been so many years can't really remember! When I dyed my hair red I seemed to have so much more energy than when I dyed it any other color. People seemed to think that I was much more alive than when I was a brunette. I now have mostly silver hair and want to dye it again , but can't decide on what color or which product would work best for my silver hair. I am only 49 but with my hair people think that I am in my late 60's.
MsDiva
2009-10-20 18:50:58 UTC
Those myths are completely outdated and I really wish so many people would not choose blonde...it's so played and over rated. I love women with deep red hair or really deep brunette. I think they look confident and sexy. If you're not a natural blonde, it just seem desperate. I stopped coloring my hair in my early 20's. I leave it natural and sunkissed. As long as it's healthy it looks gorgeous.
skittles_co2001
2009-11-06 19:56:52 UTC
I think societal views on hair color influence personality. Just like how you buy blue for boys and pink for girls.



Yet, I don't think these myths are outdated. My brunette friend felt more extroverted wearing her blond wig for Halloween. The stigma placed upon hair color is what keeps these myths going strong.
Sarah Nicole :)
2009-10-27 19:00:07 UTC
I'm blonde, and dude, I wouldn't be the same Sarah with another hair color. I think that the stereotypes influence us when were young.







I think I'm treated differently. Boys might think I'm easy, which I'm not That can impact you. It has both made me more catuios and more flirty ::D I think alot of girls automaticly dislike me, acttually I know of this gruop who hates me. They flat out said it was because of my blonde hair. :(









I fit the stereotypes blonde may get both physically and mentally (let me explain.) I'm tall, have light blue eyes and big boobs, haha. I love pink, I am an over Achiever, never like hang out with the "bad drug kids" and can be a ditz. I am pretty book smart though, I get straight "A's". I'm always super postive, always smiling and laughing, no matter what. People call me a walking, talking barbie doll! Lol :P



But,. if I was brunnette, I seriosly wonder how I would be, haha.
farm mom
2009-10-21 08:47:51 UTC
I won't comment on the blondes or the brunettes, but when a woman sees her first grays start to appear, it can affect the way she feels and her personality and the way people look at her. Every time she looks in the mirror, "I'm getting older." People notice the gray, "She's getting old." Yes hair color can influence personality.
2009-10-21 06:42:33 UTC
I have been dying my hair since I was n 8th grade and now I'm a soph n college. So far as I've been able to c the dye has no effect on my personality and people perceive me about the same. I don't get any particular attention when my hair is lighter from when it isn't. But sometimes it stands out to a small degree when people who have known my hair n the past notice I've changed the color again like always. But I myself remain unchanged.
Lucy!!
2009-10-20 15:17:29 UTC
It doesn't change a person's personality directly. First, it influences the perception of other people. If you are blonde, people have more fun with you. If you are brunette, they do take you more seriously. As a result, it can influence our self-perception, and change our personality momentarily. Which means, we may play the role of the stereotype for a while, but then fall right back into the way we feel most comfortable once we are not so conscious of our hair colour. Atleast, I've learned from personal experience.
<3
2009-10-20 14:24:05 UTC
Hair color can say alot about you, while we literally shouldn't take into consideration about a person based on their hair, we do.



I am naturally a dark brunette. People perceive me as sophisticated, intelligent, until I got a pink streak on my bangs and tips. Now it shows me for my true personality, fun and bubbly, and as smart as everyone else. :)





I tend to think blondes aren't smart because I've never met a smart blonde yet. The only smart blonde out there may be Legally Blonde, haha(just kidding).



But seriously, before I got my pink streak, people would think I'm some genius. It makes me think how ridiculous stereotypes are, like how I stereotyped about blondes being unintelligent. Me getting my streak showed off my personality--fun and different--showed my love of colors--and had my own original twist.



(My hair is dark/light blue with a hint of red right now.) ;-)
HoneyBunny
2009-10-20 11:34:46 UTC
My hair color does not influence my personality. My personality stays the same no matter what color my hair is. My hair is mostly grey now. I am a natural red head (light auburn). With my red head complexion, I look pale and washed out with grey hair. So, I dye it the same color I've had all my life. Now does it make me feel better? I have to say yes. Because, when I let the grey start to take over, people that know me well will ask if I am okay, or feeling well, or will mention I look a little pale, which will drag me down and gives me the blahs. But, when I keep my hair up with the color, no one ever inquires about my health, which gives me a boost of positive energy and makes me feel happy. I guess you could call it a natural high. :)
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2009-11-03 18:14:43 UTC
I either change my hair style drastically once a year or my hair color. I have been everything from a beach blonde to having black hair. Ive had the nick names Barbie, lindsay lohan & Sarah Palin. For me, its about how bold my color is, because it matches my personality, and i think it goes better with my freckles.

I have fun with it. But ive also decided to go back blonde, for i am soon to be joining the professionals.

People do treat blondes differently, i enjoyed the fruits of that. But i definitely noticed, that after being a blonde, i saw blondes differently. Its also easier to wear black with blonde hair, and not look depressed. But its easier to wear pink with black hair and not look too happy.

People dont expect a blonde to have good deep conversation. So, when i spit out my architecture knowledge and present myself well, it has a greater outcome because their initial opinion was a blonde cant be that smart.

therefore, i like the gain of shock and surprise. :o)
2009-10-21 08:52:49 UTC
I think personality influences color! A lot of the time, a person has a set personality. They can then change their hair color to match it, rather than trying to match their personality to their hair. I think blonds are definitely fun people, but a lot of the time seem very self centered and loud (myself included!); brunettes do seem more sophisticated, but also may be less likely to have fun === this may not be the case in all people, but either way, L'oreal is definitely the way to go for hair ;) Love it!
Where's my coffee?!
2009-10-21 03:53:26 UTC
I wanna know why the red heads (or gingers) are always left out?!



"Blonds have more fun"

"Brunettes are more sophisticated"



...well...



what am I??



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I have a love/hate relationship with my hair. I love that it's different, but at the same time, I hate that I can never blend in with the crowd when it's most important to.



Overall, I am happy that you can't get my color out of a bottle, and have only played with dye on two occasions.
Silly chica!
2009-10-20 21:03:34 UTC
I don't really think it does. I know lots of blondes who are very sophisticated and Many brunettes who are also sophysticated. I am a brunette and I love to have fun! I really think it just depends on the personality!
Rose Mary
2009-10-20 18:32:03 UTC
Yes your hair color does affect how people judge you. I have been every color imaginable (except black, including an accidental blueish and greenish shade that I was not to proud of) from silver through blonds into light browns, reds, browns and frosted.

People do expect you to be more outgoing and fun in any of the blonds and they are more forgiving of mistakes made when blond. They give more credit and see me as more serious and smarter in the browns, and they expect and allow for a quicker temper when a red head. This is usually based on a first impression and can be modified over time.

I am always aware of the color of my hair and it's affect on the people I encounter. I'm still me and don't think I change because of my hair color but may modify my behavior based on their expectations of me.

I have changed my hair color to be taken more seriously (for a job or promotion, etc).

People rarely want to admit their prejudices but they do exist and anyone who "plays" with their hair color can usually sense the subtle changes in the attitude of the general public. Not only that, but I believe that those of us who do this also enjoy investigating the different aspects of our personalities.
godged
2009-10-20 18:04:43 UTC
I think the myths are outdated, but my stylist tells me more gals go lighter than darker.



My 52 year old sister has naturally dark hair, but various shades of pinks in 'highlights' because that is her personality. She has a professional position, but loves her "outside of the box" hair. She may be judged for it, but this is more motivation for her to try to express herself through hair color.



Maybe it is supeficial, but I feel better when my hair is a color I love. When I look in the mirror and I see a flattering color that I am pleased with, there is a good day on the horizon no matter what. I vowed years ago to grow old gracefully and accept the grey, i.e. Emmy Lou Harris, but when I saw the greys coming in, I felt old and dowdy. For now I color, I am much happier and I now vow to fight grey hair!
LiLLy16
2009-10-20 17:19:26 UTC
Brunettes are not more sophisticated. Blondes do not have more fun. "Gingers" are practically non-existent, not many people have hair the ACTUAL color of ginger, most of them are just plain redheads. And being a redhead does not make you fiery and passionate. And people who make dumb blonde jokes and take them seriously are usually the dumb ones themselves.



How can hair color POSSIBLY influence your personality? Seriously, on a biological scale, that's impossible. This is the same thing as saying, all women are bad drivers or all Asians are smart. Its just a stupid and inaccurate stereotype that although used jokingly by some, has been absorbed by stupid people and considered the truth.



Seriously people who believe that hair color influences your personality! Hair is hair. It does not alter your mind or influence your personality. Stop generalizing and oversimplifying, it makes you sound uneducated and dumb.
Alana
2009-10-20 16:29:01 UTC
Sometimes it does seem like that. One of my friends is blonde and she loves to have fun, while I'm brunette and I'm a little more sophisticated. But for some people, it doesn't work that way. I really don't think that hair color always influences who you are., but for some people, it does.
?
2014-04-28 22:45:46 UTC
I'm a blonde & personally hate the stereotypes perceived against me. Ive been hardworking & intelligent my whole life, currently in my 3rd year of univeristy majoring in biology. It frustrates me that people automatically have the assumption that if i have blonde hair im bimbo. I really wish they would get to know someone before judging them. I do however, find it humourous how threatened brunettes seem to be over blondes that when questions come up like this they jump on the opportunity to state how much they love having brown hair and how classy it is, how they find blondes "prissy" & "dumb". I guess they dont really realize they come off more insecure & tasteless then anything else.



In all seriousness ,its hair, just tubular assemblages of dead cells made of protein. Some are brown, some black, some are blonde & some are red. How we choose to act & portray ourselves is within us and has nothing to do with the dead matter that protrudes from our skull.
2009-11-23 06:27:03 UTC
Yes!!! Of Course It Doesssss Lol, Depends What style or Genre You Are Tbhh, Chav, Emo, Goth Scene, Or Whatever But I Have Cosmic Bue Hair So I Get called Scene, So That Makes Me Up For Who I Am, But Likeee The Whole Do Blondes have more fun, its all rubbish anyone can have fun. Love Yourself, Be Yourself (:
Alexis G. ♥ ♫ ♪
2009-10-28 19:43:05 UTC
In my opinion, 100% yes! Your hair color does influence your personality. It shows how well you take care of your self and also your personal style ( preppy, nerdy, sk8r, goth, etc. ). I wouldn't say that blonds have more fun or that brunettes are more sophisticated, but i would def. say that your hair makes a statement about you. Which is why you need to take very good care of it. :) Hope this helped :)
mes
2009-10-21 05:52:36 UTC
Sometimes it does: I dye my hair cherry-red (like Hayley Williams from the band "Paramore") and I started to realize that I could stop acting like a goody goody because people wouldn't expect it with my punk-ish hair color. I became more relaxed with myself and was good with people in my own way without stressing about living up to the reputation I'd built for myself. I've also noticed that blondes usually try out for the snobby-people-roles in theater just to joke or to prove that they have power (not). Then they get into character and start acting like them just because their hair color made them want the role!



On the other hand, because people can dye their hair, there's really no fair way to say that hair color influences your personality. At the same time, it can influence the way people treat you which may provoke different personality traits in that person, which I believe created the myths!



I'm not sure if that made sense but it's just my opinion :-)
2009-10-21 05:44:17 UTC
No, it does not.



However, your self esteem, and how you perceive yourself (and how you imagine others perceive you) do influence your personality.



If you are unhappy with the way you look, changing your appearance, be it through cosmetics, surgery or hair colour could change your own self image and in turn affect the way you behave around and towards others.



If you really truly believe that blonds have more fun, and you dye your hair - maybe this belief alone is enough to change how you feel and conduct yourself.



Of course, the way you present yourself to the outside world in turn effects the way others treat you. While it is true to say one should not judge appearances alone, first impressions when presented with 'stereotypical' looks do alter the way people interact with you.
✈zαмη zα∂∂у ❥♔✯
2009-10-20 23:05:58 UTC
They are way outdated. There are sophisticated blondes, & some brunettes have more fun. I believe whoever came up with this whole blonde &_ brunette wasn't thinking straight or was clearly stuck in a different time! It doesn't have any affect on me, because I'm neither blonde nor brunette, I'm black, brown, &_ brown (natural colors) so it doesn't affect me.
Dingo
2009-10-20 18:37:00 UTC
Your hair color affects the impressions those around you have on you, which can influence your personality. However, it's usually the personality influences the hair color with the dyes available today.



The stereotype of idiot blondes is quite stupid. I know an absolutely gorgeous blonde who is a Linux sys admin, yet she does seem to have more fun. Always has a bright voice that makes you think she's happy all the time. If only she weren't taken... one of the few women I've met whose children I'd love to be a dad to.
Selby
2009-10-20 18:07:18 UTC
I love the way I feel and look when I cover the gray hair that's taken over my head. Right after I color my hair, I feel more confident, attractive, sophisticated and more in control of my life, strange as it may seem.

I always get compliments of how much younger I look when I color my hair. I love that!!! I am a brunette.
2009-10-20 16:38:35 UTC
Yes people judge me all the time because I am blonde. I have heard all the typical stereotypes that are associated with being a blonde. I have found that when I meet people that I don't know I almost expect them to judge me like this even if they aren't thinking that way at all. In my opinion judging someone based on there hair color is ignorant.
Rhi
2009-10-20 13:30:03 UTC
When I was younger, I was a strawberry blonde,and now I have a dirty blonde going on. But I lighten it up. I just feel better as a "blonde".



I don't think it is right to judge based on looks or hair color. And I don't think I get judged that often either. I am smart, and let my personality speak for itself.



Sometimes, I will throw in a crazy color as well. And when I do, I do get the judgemental looks. But I don't feel as if I should let others thoughts get to me.
♫Wolf♫
2009-10-20 18:29:14 UTC
I've stayed a brunette, but I do think that hair color tends to influence personality and the types of people you hang out with. Blondes are more likely to be the preppy type - not to say that there isn't the exception. Brunettes are more likely to be quieter, and redheads are more likely to be just out-there. Also, hair color helps to express who you are, and if you hang out with people who are much like you, you may have similar hair colors.
2009-10-20 11:29:34 UTC
I think these myths are somewhat outdated....well, ok... they are outdated. Women today need to look more at what looks good on THEM - and not base hair color on what their friends have or what worked for someone else...I have been every color you can imagine from black to almost white blonde, red, auburn, brown...my natural hair color was darkest brown and I have really white skin, so as I have aged, the darker colors seem to make me look tired, the blondes seem tinny, and the reds bring out the red in my skin. Some people love the dark on me, some the red and some the blonde's.... I cant seem to find the right color for me...but will continue my quest. I think that if more emphasis is put out there on BE YOURSELF -EVEN IF ITS NOT YOUR NATURAL COLOR...whatever looks BEST on you will bring out your BEST. I have had moments where I felt great as a blonde, red hed and brunette... and moments where I felt really blah in every color. Hair is so important....women.. and more and more.. men too... need to find out what looks best on them.. and that needs to be celebrated... instead of the old... blonde's have more fun....maybe you should be concentrating on "how can YOU Have more fun... what color makes you feel YOUR best...." sort of an ad campaign??? L'oreal is the best by the way ! I know I will find "MY" color... I and I will maybe need to continue to change it as I age... I am a very young 46 and have been coloring my hair since I was 15 !
2009-11-24 09:14:41 UTC
In the olden days, people generally considered golden blonde hair and blue eyes on women to be ideally feminine and soft which may have made them feel privileged and adopt a very free attitude and license to do as they wish which may have 'spoilt' them somehow. Their brunette counterparts experienced the shadow of this and appeared a lot quieter, more disciplined and mature....



As this vicious cycle continued, people began attaching stereotypes according to hair color.



These days, things have changed a lot though the echoes of discrimination still exist somewhat.



Ok, personally I love brown hair! I find it very warm and friendly somehow
SimpLy BeautifuL *
2009-11-22 16:43:40 UTC
Honestly I dont think hair style matters, even tho in some sistautions guys would much more go for the blonde then the brunettes, and some guys rather go for the girls with darker color hair then the blonde, buht in realitly .. the color of your hair dont matter. You are who you are. if your a fun person you'll have fun no matter what hair color you have lol !
2009-10-24 07:30:56 UTC
I am naturally mousey brown hair...so I get blonde highlights,,,the few times I went back brunette (sans highlights) people told me I looked "sad"...I actually felt that way too...blonde just lightens me up, physically and mentally....there must be some truth to it. I think its a fertility thing too, like how men innately judge you by the hip to waist measurement and how good your teeth are (signs of fertility) it's the same thing with blonde hair. I have some beautiful brunette girlfriends, who are smart AND hot, I just can't pull it off, I need some blonde. Just my opinion.
La vie en rose.
2009-10-21 02:12:03 UTC
I think it influences what people think of you! But not your personality. I'm a brunette by nature but ever since I died my hair blonde, I've been chatted up by more guys and been invited to more parties and social get togethers. I can't explain why, but I think people think that blondes ARE more fun (and maybe a bit looser!).

Either way, I'm having more fun as a blonde, and I'm not changing back any time soon!

xxx
Vanessa
2009-10-21 00:58:03 UTC
I'm a brunette and it annoys me how some people just assume that blondes are dumb. It doesn't really even make sense to judge a person on their hair colour, just as it is to judge a person on the colour of their skin. BUT, I can understand when some people see another individual on the street and they have, for example, colourful hair. This almost immediately tells you that the person is a bit outgoing and crazy, so I have a kind of mixed view on this subject.



No one has ever judged me on the colour of my hair, and I haven't judged anyone on the colour of theirs.
?
2009-10-21 00:22:07 UTC
The only time I felt that my personality changed based on hair color is when I went a really dark red and I seemed to gain a lot of confidence for some reason.



The only time I thought that people treated me differently because of my hair color is when I went short and very blond. I felt like people were talking down to me.
Orange
2009-10-20 20:59:33 UTC
I am a natural blonde. Many times throughout my life, when i have made a mistake, people around me blame it on my hair color. It gets old very quick.



I personally feel as if people don't take me serious when i try to have serious or educated conversations with them, especially when they point out 'you're just a dumb blonde.' Im not sure where the ''dumb blonde'' thing started, but its not funny to those who are blondes, and often degrading.



Also, i work in a public place, dealing with many different customers. I can't count how many times drunk people have come inside the store, and made perverted comments directly at me, all based off of my hair color.



I love being blonde, but i don't always love the negative attention i get for it.
2009-10-20 19:39:43 UTC
Stereotypes will always exist in this world, like it or not. And I am guilty of prejudice myself.

When I see blonde I don't think party girl- if she has the same amount of powder on her face as the flour I use baking cakes, then I think party girl. The hoop earrings and booty shorts just add to that

Brunettes can vary. You've got your Kardashians on one side, but then you have a bunch of classy brunettes on the other. There's so much brown hair you can't really determine who they are!

Hair color is one thing, but another way to determine is hairstyle. Are their tresses choppy scene-emo? Or do they wear a sleek, mommy bob?

However, there is one color I promise I will judge you on. Fake red head. Yes. That nasty, maroon mixed with chocolate fresh from the cheap dye bottle. You look too desperate, a try too hard. Especially when it's flat ironed straight. Oh my goodness, what do women think?!

So, in conclusion, my dear friends, hair color does not make me stereotype a person, unless it is utterly fake looking. Then I will go all Judge Judy on you.

Thankyou,

Opal Patricia Gertrude Hubert-Elderberry
Legend Lady*
2009-10-20 19:30:33 UTC
My God given Gray , seems to do me just fine .. since I have tried every brand of hair color & nothing seems to last , or cover it all for more than a a week. I have been judged since I was 26 over my hair color , since that is when I had it dominantly showing.. with little or no help from dyes .. So now I it has been over 1/2 my life ( well next month it will be)*
Brown Eyes
2009-10-20 19:29:40 UTC
I like my hair, and people don't judge me on my hair that I know of, I put highlights in my hair, and dyed it red twice, I like my natural. The red dye gives it beautiful highlights. I'm skeptical about hair color affecting my personality or anyone else's though. There are blondes that have more fun than other blondes who are more introverted and likewise for brunettes. And now I have to ask what about people with black hair and redheads?
tazzmainiandevils
2009-10-20 19:23:40 UTC
My hair is dark brown by nature. For the last decade I have lightened it to blonde. I look good either way, but the brunette does feel more beautiful to me, because it's more complimentary to my eyes and skin.I have noticed that many gentleman seem to prefer me blonde. But I've also noticed people who were intimidated by my blonde hair speak to me as a brunette. I have decided whatever hair color makes me feel beautiful sends out a vibe of confidence. People respond ultimately more to that inner confidence than they do hair color.
?
2009-10-20 18:19:01 UTC
Clairol hair color team recently asked over 1,000 women the same question. Brad Johns, celebrity colorist and Global Color Director for Clairol says “Hair color is more than just an element of outward appearance, every shade has a distinct personality. When a woman colors her hair, she is choosing not only a particular shade but the attitude and image that go with it.”

Makes sense to me.



When my hair started to go grey I dyed it blond, then dark blond, then some other shade again. I hated the drama of the whole process, purple goo on my bathtub and chemicals on my head. So I finally decided it’s a waste of time and money, because I wasn’t dying my hair for me – I as doing that for other people. Since then, I just look after my hair as grey tends to lack luster…



My colour consultant told me to leave it as is, as it has a nice shade (I had a few women asking me which dye I use to get it :-)). Additionally, as I’m a life/business coach it adds “visual wisdom” to my image, just like red heads are seen as fiery and wild.



So I’d say, the moment I was confident enough to choose what I want instead of listening to other people (“Why don’t you dye your hair? You’d look younger!”) I decided to keep my grey hair. To me my natural hair colour = I’m happy with who I am.



By the way, even “The way we parting our hair send some secret signals about us whether we do using left brain or right brain, and indeed this can show our personality” http://www.zimbio.com/Hairstyles+and+Haircare+101/articles/25/How+Parting+Hair+tell+Personality



Ashley’s Man, if someone disappoints me I’m more careful next time, but it’s easy to simplify and make a mistake judging the value of the next person by one factor only; if your ex was short you should avoid short women, if she was fat – steer away from the fatsos and so on. See, what I mean?
Blueberrygal
2009-10-20 17:56:19 UTC
Wow! It certainly did change me for the better. I went from dk brown to blonde! I felt like movie star! Younger, a new lease on life. A new me! I loved it! Until, a year later, I was having the peroxide etc put on my head-I started to lose consciousness and break out in hives all over my body- I went to the hospital. I became allergic to the peroxide and, I guess, the toner. I couldn't do it anymore. While I felt great, my body was failing because the stuff goes right in your blood stream and who knows what it does. I am back to my natural color. I'll go grey, at least, I won't be killing myself! This stuff is dangerous. Sorry to say.
2015-06-22 08:51:33 UTC
Wear dark colored clothes, preferably black. If you don't have any, try a thrift store or yard sale. Now you will need a Tiara, this can be made with a wreath of black flowers or dried flowers. Using a felt tip marker, carefully write "Goth Homecoming Queen" on the sash. Apply some dark makeup around your eyes. A little glitter in your hair completes the outfit.
2009-11-13 22:12:18 UTC
I had blonde hair, and a lot of people called me a dumb blonde, which is not true. Im a brunette, well more like light ash brown, but its my natural. I think that at times it can reflect who you are, but not in a sense that hair colour is the only thing that shows the real you. Like for instance, if someone has coloured hair, it might mean they're fun, or they like colourful things. It really depends.
Anthony
2009-11-08 19:03:21 UTC
People normally think that blondes are spunky, flirty and stupid, which is an absolute myth, I myself know many sweet and smart blondes.

People think that brunettes are smart, "safe" and sometimes nerdy or smart. This too is a myth, as i know many kinds of brunettes (both boys and girls) and don't share these qualities, etc.



I think that people can have personality differences because they care about how their hair looks, and thing that they need to be like the "populars" which is probably why these cliches came to be.
Alexandria T
2009-11-05 13:36:44 UTC
I am a brunette. I've dyed my hair various colors (even pink at one point but never blond). I think people did judge me by my hair. You're always going to have people out there that are more conservative and there's always going to be naturalist hippies that are against chemically processing your hair. I held my head high but did feel more self confident. I liked expressing my personality that way!
Wild Woman
2009-10-21 06:59:48 UTC
I'm a Level 2-3 Brown.



I've high lifted to a 5-6-7 Red for years (only now it's more a deposit to instead of lifting to, LOL)



I love being Red.



The first thing I noticed was every head turns when you walk into a room. MALE and FEMALE. It's kind of like the women all wish they had the guts to go red and all the males wish their wife's were red. I told my husband about this, and he watched the affect and agreed with me.



Yes the myth is out dated, no it isn't going to go away (thank God, or you'd go broke). Yes hair color affects how we perceive ourselves and how how others perceive us.



That's why you still have a job!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Stupid question for a "Color Expert" to be asking....................
?
2009-10-20 17:40:52 UTC
I recently dyed my hair bright red and it didn't really change my personality. It did change they way I felt people thought about me. I thought because I had an unnatural, weird hair color people might think that I, myself, was weird.

After that experience, I dyed my hair back to it's natural color, dark brown. I think that some people really do think of brunettes as sophisticated women, and of blonds ditsy, dumb people. I really do not judge people by hair color and hope people do the same to me.
Isabel
2009-10-20 17:09:36 UTC
I was a natural dark golden blonde/light brown color and tried all kinds of hair colors, but the best time I had was when I did my hair a nice medium copper red. It felt then that who I was on the outside was what I felt on the inside - and I have to tell you that the week I did my hair that color, a guy in the video store asked if he could come home with me to watch the movie. He was smiling and laughing and well-meaning and flirty, and I had fun with him - but surely he would have not enjoyed meeting my husband at home. So, yes, it did influence my personality, I got a little bolder, a little perkier, and according to that guy, a little sexier. Red made my day.
Kamaresh B
2009-11-11 14:32:50 UTC
No it doesnt influence my personality.

It's just a color, Your mind and personality are what influence your personality. x]

Im not going to have more or less fun just because I would be a blonde.

Im not more or less sophisticated because I would be a burnette.

I am a dark brown haired gal and Ive been blonde(natural) and Im still the same 14 year old Ive always beeeen. :D
pkay3d
2009-11-10 10:53:53 UTC
I’m ginger and it affects me greatly!

I keep setting everything on fire! I can’t help it, it just happens. But then I have to pay for all the damage =(

Also have you ever tried to get to see while the light is on, well it’s permanently on for me! It’s really hard to sleep and I’m forever tired.

It also means that I have no soul, a fact which it hard to bare.

Another problem that people fails to see is that having a small part on the sun on my hair means I’m constantly giving out radiation. This means that people that spend a large amount of time in proximity to me are at much greater risk of cancer.



There are a few bonuses however such as i never notice when its raining, and I can see in the dark.
Fallen
2009-11-08 23:59:57 UTC
I don't really think it does i am a dirty Blonde used to be a real light Blonde and was never considered stupid partly because i wouldn't allow it, at any rate your hair color has no effect on your personality you have that effect you believe what you want, if your the kind of person that believes everything then that's a part of your personality hope this helps in any way. ^.^, Another thing i didn't put in you should really change your hair style just to fit in it makes you seem like your trying way too hard to be like everyone else, like if you have a Hispanic background and you have dark brown hair why dye it black just to fit in with other Hispanics in your community or school be confident in who you are not what or who everyone else wants you to be or you'lll be just another guy/girl, but this is my opinion and ill stand by it think of it as you wish.
?
2009-11-08 12:01:58 UTC
Perhaps only in the expectations of society on you, especially for women. For example, cheerleaders in high school may be more likely to be expected to dye their hair blond, act dense, and hang all over a boy who has based his entire personality upon his athletic skills. However, any other implications that hair color influences personality would not be true. It would however behoove a hair coloring company to influence people into believing that blonds and redheads have more fun to increase their profits. Now if I could only remember who posted this question.
Lilj
2009-10-31 08:42:30 UTC
I don't believe that blonds have more fun or brunettes are more sophisticated. But i believe that your hair color gives you courage and shows who you are. Yeah people do judge by your hair color. They think that brunettes are always suppose to have the answer and they think blonds are the most prettiest.
?
2009-10-20 17:47:47 UTC
I am a Natural Dark Blonde, I use to have Cotton top hair when I was a kid. The older I get I try to stay with my roots, Blondes do have more fun!! But when I am a Brunette I have more people talking to me :)
Wђαŧ§ ❤ My ☆ иαmε ❀☠۞
2009-10-20 16:24:40 UTC
Blonds only have more fun if they feel like they have to, hair color can be a curse. Brunettes can do whatever they want. We are women- not hair colors! The effect is the prejudices. Saying that a girl or guy is stupid because of their hair color is inappropriate and downright mean. However, my hair color is rarely commented on and it has little to no effects on me
CubsFan10
2009-12-01 11:38:34 UTC
I have never done a thing to my hair but I get different answers when I ask what color people think my hair is. I get brown, blonde, dirty blond, etc... My mom has red hair my dad has black. My hair is light brown with a hint of red in it and I get highlights in the summer time. I wouldn't say I am outgoing, but when I get a lone with my friends I am pretty fun to be around. I am very professional when it comes to my job and I am extremely laid back.
Callie's Momma
2009-11-17 14:47:15 UTC
I dont think color makes a difference at all, I have had the same attitude and experiences from being blonde to red to brunette, it all depends on the person.
2009-11-17 12:33:29 UTC
well i dont belive thats true becuse u can change the color of ur hair how ever it sets an image, of who u are like there is this one girl at my school that sets the image as a boy be cuse her hair is extremly short and she wears guy cloths and ppl portray the type of person they are by there hair but u can always change it it dosnt mean that all brunetts are smart or all blonds will rock a pary u kind of do that by the way u are and a hair color means nothing its like saying ppl left handed are smarter or ppl that use there right hnd are more creative
lulu
2009-11-15 12:43:07 UTC
Hair color doesn't influence personality... i have a friend who is blonde and she is smart. my other friend is a brunette and she is wild. I am a brunette and i am not judged by my hair color. Some people may disagree with me, but i am speaking through my experience.
2009-11-09 06:40:58 UTC
I think it's a yes. But for me it's a lifestyle. Nowadays many people just to have some fun change their natural color, depends on the time, where they're going, and music, movies and celebrities have a great influence to this lifestyle and also change your appearance instantly and this includes hair color, and the effect is massive, for example in music: when you go to an emo band concert you can't go with blonde hair
ME, MYSELF AND I
2009-10-27 08:39:06 UTC
I think that hair color can be confindence. Who doesnt feel better after having their hair done? I am a natural dirty blonde/light brunette. In the spring and summer I get highlights and I think I feel flirtier maybe bouncier. And in the fall and winter I like to tone it down with some low lights and auburn streaks. I think I feel more sophisicated this way. Just me though!
Danielle
2009-10-21 05:48:41 UTC
I've had more fun as a brunette because it's easier to keep the color! blonde fades and grows out very quickly. as do reds. I haven't colored my hair in over 1.5 years, but I did for over 10 yrs and always felt like a new person every time I did it. sometimes I did it myself and most of the time went to a salon and I wasn't necessarily happy every single time, but I definitely felt different.
2009-10-21 01:49:54 UTC
Both my daughters are natural blondes (age 15 and 13), the youngest one so blonde it looks like it comes out of a bottle. I do believe that at the very least, my daughters believe people have preconceived notions regarding their personalities based solely upon the hue of their hair!



My oldest daughter believes she must fight the stereotype of being a "ditzy blonde." However, she still highlights her hair so it is an amazing buttery blonde. So, I guess she is embracing her blonde despite stereotypes...and she is a 4.0 student, dancer, varsity cheerleader, politically liberal.



My youngest daughter, the purely natural blonde, is a progressive vegetarian. She is very popular, on the Student Council, Cheers, etc...



I think there is a subtle power in being a blonde. Myself, I am a natural dark blonde who highlights my hair to a natural medium blonde. It makes me feel "pretty." I went brown once and I felt so dull and sad.



I think dark hair is beautiful, even on fair skinned people, but I just love being a blonde. It makes me feel special. Maybe that is silly but that's just how I feel!
Anya
2009-10-20 21:50:47 UTC
Well I would have to say for me, the answer would be no. My personality would be the same no matter what my hair color. I like to color my hair and I usually go with some shade of red. What influenced my choice the most, was what would go best with my complexion. People always tell me they love the color "for me". I don't think I could ever go blond, simply because it wouldn't work for me. I couldn't go dark, either, so I go with "in-between".
Sasha
2009-10-20 19:10:26 UTC
Yes and No. If they change it to a natural color they maybe just experimenting, but mostly it depends on the persons physical charateristics because not everyone looks good with every hair type.

However if they dye their hair a color that's not natural then it does say something about the person's personality, usually meaning out going.
Kailin
2009-10-20 17:30:02 UTC
Being blonde and dumb is way outdated, the only reason these stereotypes have survived are people trying to be normal and the jokes.

Brunettes... i don't really get how they got an image, but i do see maybe the neutral color being calming... and then there is people with black hair and red hair and the "other" colors.

Black hair can look dumb or trashy if it doesn't look right, but when it does look right, then it looks mysterious. =]

Red heads are so versatile in looks that i can't define it

and the other colors do mean you are funky and either fun or stuck up.
Selena
2009-10-20 14:29:57 UTC
I was born with natural blond hair and HATED it so much. When I was 13 I started coloring it dark bown and I found it fit me so much better. Seeing as I've been on both sides no I don't think blondes have more fun or that brunettes are more sophisticated. It is all a myth that people need to get over.
2009-10-20 12:22:43 UTC
I don't think color influences my personality, even if I had green hair I'd still be the same person. But I do think people judge based on the color of your hair. For instance, when I lighten my hair I get much more attention. So, during the summer time I tend to add a couple of highlights.
2009-11-29 06:10:57 UTC
I know a blonde and a brunette who both works with me but seems to me the brunette attracts more attention from all sorts people and enjoys it a lot. On the other hand the blonde treats herself more seriously.

I think it depends on their level of confidence and the environment where they grow up from.
VADA~!
2009-11-24 10:07:13 UTC
Not always. I mean, I have a blonde friend who is a lot les crazy than I am. Sometimes when you dye your hair it influences your personality because you fell like a new person. But it wears off. These myths are totally outdated, and they are usually referring to girls, not boys.
Cherry Suburst Les Paul
2009-10-26 23:14:35 UTC
I believe it does to a degree. Red heads tend to be more reserved (both sexes), yet those I do know are a bit on the odd side. Blonds tend to be more of the outdoors type while brunettes tend to have temperamental issues... curly haired girls are just mental.



Really, your safest bet is the neo-nazi shaved head look... chick from Empire Records... ya'all know.
2009-11-27 23:58:14 UTC
Yes.... Im 13 and this is my theory! Changing your hair color can give you a new sense of confidence! Ex. When i died my hair honey blonde... I felt brighter more confidence i was happier a little change can go a long way! In any case your appearance can make a big impact on the way you act and the way you can become! I hoped i phrased that right! HIH~hoped i helped
my life is a labyrinth
2009-11-24 06:35:30 UTC
People don't judge me based on the color of my tresses, but rather, how I look.

It's not much about the hair, although we must occasionally tame our tresses. It's not much about the looks, either. It's more about the inside that counts. Personality comes from within.
?
2009-11-23 15:27:47 UTC
People tend to treat me like I'm more ditsy simple because I am blonde. I love to have fun and am perky-- typical stereotype of a blonde. I also like things like Hot Topic and vampires and horror that people generally associate with black hair. I am also sophisticated when I need to be and can engross in an intelligent conversation which people generally associate with brunettes. It annoys me that people judge another person based on their hair color because anyone can dye their hair any shade of color and it has nothing to do with their personality.
tanner88
2009-11-09 12:49:21 UTC
blondes do not have more fun. not all brunettes are more sophisticated, in fact i've seen some way smarter blondes even though in my opinion, a lot of blondes try to act dumb. those myths are pretty outdated. my hair color tends to change...a lot..so people don't judge me on my hair color and because i'm not dumb, i like to have fun, and like everyone i have my "blonde" moments.
Jordan
2009-11-05 17:20:39 UTC
In a sense it does. But not natural hair colors. When people change their hair colors to something natural but different, or even completely crazy like pink, then they see themselves differently and act different because of that. This also changes the way people see them.

So the myth's of that are false.

I got color highlights a while ago. I felt that when i got them done, people treated me differently. They saw me as a more outgoing person and I became friends with people easily.
team:*one man crew*
2009-10-23 10:11:01 UTC
i've been a blonde, a red head, light brunette, dark brunette and reddish purplish hair (hair dye is like my best friend lol)



i did find that at first going blonde was really fun! i got a lot of attention and felt more out going.. but i also looked like i was 12 lol

so when i went darker i felt more my age a wasn't mistaken for someone a lot younger.

but putting brown on blonde fades fast so i went even darker and i love it!

i feel so much more mature and i still have the same fun with as when i had blonde hair but i feel like i attract older guys.



i just think with the hair color it doesn't really change my personality--im still the same person-- i just feel more confident each time i change my hair drastically.. i think its just because i like being noticed.



i think with blonde hair i felt cute, id wear girly clothes, and with dark brown id wear darker, low cut clothes.



id just depends on Your personality i think llool
Anastasia
2009-10-21 09:12:54 UTC
Well, being a brunette I guess I am more "sophisticated" at times but when you really get to know me I can be fun and even more outgoing, but that's just my personality. I have friends who are blondes and they are crazy, outgoing, fun, hyper, and really wild but then I have other blonde friends who are super shy! I think sometimes people can act like their stereotypes but that's just how they act! I don't think it necessarily makes it true.
The Unnatural Brunette
2009-10-20 20:54:20 UTC
I'm a hazel-eyed blonde, but I wish I was a brown-eyed brunette. I think very dark hair is sleeker, more beautiful and most preferred by men. Unfortunately, I have to stay with the blondes or auburns because dark brown hair is too dark for my skin tone.



IMO, brunettes are gorgeous, sophisticated AND have more fun (because they get more dates). :)
redbaron1625
2009-10-20 18:36:42 UTC
No, all of that is popular sterotype. I know because I have been blonde, red head, and brunette. People do not use hair color to judge someone's personality, they judge who they are on the inside. Hair color doesn't have any effect on me one way or another.
Jessica
2009-10-20 17:48:02 UTC
For the most part, it is a pretty valid assumption. I'm a brunette, never color my hair. In terms of my personality, I would consider myself sophisticated and very traditional. So for me the glove fits, and usually in most cases it does. I have a gf that colors her hair a different color consistently; which fits her personality as she is spontaneous and outgoing.
Inundated in SF
2009-10-20 15:04:48 UTC
Even as a wee child I loved white hair and I especially loved those little old ladies with blue hair so I decided, way back then, that I'd get me some blue hair too one day. Of course, my hair was black so blue didn't show up and I didn't want to compromise the healthy of my natural hair by stripping the color out just to put blue in. So I waited. When my natural hair started going white, it didn't go like everyone else's with overall strands of white throughout, it decided to start going white along the side and back edges and work it's way toward the front. It seems to have stalled lately though--but about half my head is almost completely snowy white now. I tried the blue hair dyes and just didn't like the wussy tone and hue of it--not a deep rich blue but this wimpy blue. Definitely NOT me. I'm not a pink person either. And if you're going red or yellow you might as well use the blonde or redhead dyes and get a sparkling, rich color. So, about 2 years ago I asked my nieces to do my hair--purple and turquoise, leaving some of it white for contrast (and because I cherish my white hair). So now I have what has been called "confetti" or "party" hair and I love it. It does reflect me. Unconventional but tasteful and fun. No one yet, not even at work, has said anything negative or even "you can't have that at work." And I think doing this is far more honest and expressive then trying to hide your white hair by dying it dark again. I always find those old folks (like Ronald Reagan) who are obviously really old yet they still have solid colored hair, not even threaded with whites. That really says "here's an old person who is desperate to look young but is just emphasizing how old they are because NO ONE that old has solid colored hair!"
Sparkle Bean
2009-10-20 13:33:46 UTC
My natural color is a very dull ashy medium brown, and in certain lights it looks kind of green. :P I am already a very shy, socially awkward person, and my hair color definitely told people that. I changed my hair color to a rich, deep red color first, just to shock myself, really. Then I noticed more people were approaching me. It made me really uncomfortable at first, but people were asking about my color all the time, and more people were making casual conversation with me at the store, at an event, etc.



At first this made my shyness worse, but... I guess, my hair color kinda helped me make my shyness work in my favor. My hair color was a bold difference from my mousy ashy color, and so when people found out I was actually rather shy, I found myself acting very girly and cute and child-like... which is the way I act around my friends when I am comfortable. Now, people notice me and find me "adorable," and I definitely love this social difference better than being the little weird shy chick in the corner.



Now, I've changed my hair color to a very very dark brown with some red highlights, only because the bold red was too expensive to keep up. But even the dark hair against my pale face draws a very similar type of reaction out of people from my red hair.



:)
Soledas
2009-10-20 13:31:24 UTC
Yes definetely, it does! When I do my new highlights I feel more confident and also receive lot of compliments. When my hair start to show the "darker line" that we all hate, then I start to be less confident and any decision I make is based on if "Can I meet this person now or shall I do a new colour"? Being blonde it's really more fun. Do you know a place where I can get free colour?
?
2009-10-20 14:06:43 UTC
Lots of people think that blondes are stuck up and overly proud of their hair color. I'm a natural blonde and dyed my hair brown for a while, there was definitely a difference in the way people treated me. But my personality didn't change.
me
2009-11-09 18:35:08 UTC
I think the stereotypes people give each other based on hair color are completely un true. Blonde's can be smart, quiet, and sophisticated and Burnett's can be loud, stupid, and have a lot of fun. It depends on the person under the hair.

One of my friends looks exactly like the stereotypical "blonde" but she'd one of the quietest people I know.
~!~lindzz~!~
2009-10-20 16:52:34 UTC
I"m actually offended by this. No, hair color doesn't affect personality. People look at me one time & say "Wow, she's a dumb blonde." When THEY'RE the ones who barely show up for school!! I actually have very good grades (a few test grades are bumpy at the moment, but it won't last,)





I"m sick of people stereotyping by hair color. Not all blondes are bubbly & preps & not all brunettes are sophisticated.



So whoever's telling this bull crap, cut it out because it's not true!
2009-10-20 13:53:49 UTC
the only reason blonde people may have more fun is because the more time you spend in the sun the lighter your hair gets. I have blonde hair and I'm pretty sophisticated but have a lot of fun too. People might judge someone on the color of their hair because blonde is for youth.
2009-11-22 13:09:07 UTC
yes. People with dark hair are like cats in the night. They prowl alot. They are very open about their bodies and are always in the shade. Red heads cast death wishes on people I swear. It's like they are hear just to mess ya up if you're not perfect. Blonde's can just do whatever they want they are like the angels. Get plenty of sun and vitamin d. Brunnettes are always figuring things out because they're in between a state sight and movement/flow. When my hair gets more sun it turns blonde and I feel rather good about myself without a care in the world. When I am missing sun it feels like my hair is dirty and I hate it. Also it gets really thick and that I don't like. I like when I am outside my hair is in the sun and it can get flowy and looks bright and I like to run.
kira =)
2009-11-16 18:45:39 UTC
Ehhhh.....

I think it KIND of does. Usually, when people think of blondes, they think preppy and beautiful and dumb. But, really, that's not ALWAYS the case. I know a lot of blonde people who are shy and nice, and just because someone's not blonde doesn't mean they're not beautiful. Brunettes are usually nice and kind and sweet and outgoing, but that isn't always necessarily the case either. Your hair color DOES influence your personality a little, but the rest depends on how you act and how people depict you.
2009-11-09 06:50:40 UTC
How your hair color affects you is dependent on what you feel about the color. If you see Red, for example, as a "risky" color and you associate red with spontaneity... or something then maybe you would be more spontaneous. It is totally false that blondes have more fun, and brunettes aren't more sophisticated... that is just silly.
?
2009-11-09 04:43:40 UTC
I think it can...

People tend to act toward people differently based on how people look. Its a fact of life. If someone is blonde, people will act slightly differently then if that person was a brunette. Your personality is based off of all your life's experiences. For example, how people treat you. So I believe your hair color can influence your personality as much as your friends and peers influence your personality.
2009-10-23 16:55:02 UTC
It definately doesnt matter what color hair you have. That is just genetics. your hair color doesnt have anything to do with ur personality. People may judge you but that doesnt mean its true. Sometimes how you think of yourself can interept how you act. for example if your confidence is low because of imperfections on your body, that can change how you act infront of others which people interepret that as a trait. but otherwise, saying brunnettes are more sophisticated or things like that is just like saying happiness can come out of your ***.
yrame
2009-10-21 06:52:46 UTC
I think different hair color changes you personality I have been brunette, blonde and red head like being a blonde and red head it has influence my personality on all three.
Diana
2009-10-21 04:17:54 UTC
These myths aren't true at all.

Changing your hair colour/ style can have an impact on your personality as it might make you more confident, outgoing, happy, if only for a few weeks.

Sometimes people are judged base on hair colour but if you look at these three girls, all with the same hair color, you get a different impression from each of them. So it depends on the person.

http://www.babychums.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/holly_willoughby_head_shot.jpg

http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/8/2008/10/thumb160x_Niki-Sanders.jpg

http://www.birdcagelive.com/manchester/img/photo/1245847802_sarah_harding.jpg
Julie!
2009-10-20 23:11:16 UTC
I do and don't think so!

I'm bleach blonde, but that's because I used my best friend called Sun-In over the summer!

I had neutral-ish blonde hair before, and I guess people just pay more attention when your hair is more bold. I do get more "dumb blonde" cracks here and again, but I'm still the same spunky, spazzy girl I was born as. I know brunettes who are complicated, but not quite sophisticated. I don't know any "fiery" redheads either, they're all very mellow and quiet, actually

I'm not stupid or slutty as the stereo type goes either. :]
2009-10-20 19:33:38 UTC
im brunette a and so is my friend she is so much more sophisticated and she is so mature for her age i think i am some what sophisticated but i dont know i dont think of myself like that. :) but yeah it influences my personality i guess im a natural brunette and i've only dyed my hair darker or redder browns i dont want to be a blond just yet :P
2009-10-20 17:54:37 UTC
Well, I wouldn't say personality. But I would say first impressions. There's a blonde dyed Asian girl in my school. My first impression on her was fake actually. She look like she did have more fun than more Asians. She stands out.



I think hair color is really just a first impression. Nothing to do with personality.
?
2009-10-20 17:32:10 UTC
Yes, people do judge you base on the color of your hair, skin, weight etc. they judge you on everything. No, hair color does not determine who you are and how smart you are; or if you have more fun. I have seductive dark skin with jet black hair. And people treat me with more respect then they do with blondes. I don't object to it because I like the respect. But I think in the end they judge you less based on hair color, then they would with something we have no control over like race and ethnicity.
2014-07-01 11:35:13 UTC
I think most of the blonde myth comes from the fact that, when cinema was first becoming a big art mode, a certain type of lighting worked best on blonde stars, so they became the more desired star. But look at Angelina Jolie, Rihanna, Beyonce, and Megan Fox--they have good careers, and seem to have a lot of fun.
yashi5654
2009-11-01 14:32:41 UTC
I don't think the actual hair color makes you have a certain type of personality, I think it is the stereotype based on hair color and what you're perceived as based on hair color. I have naturally blonde hair and some people automatically assume that based on my hair color I would be some bimbo but I am the complete opposite, I'm ranked 4th in my class and take my studies seriously but I can still have fun but I don't base my personality on my hair color but I think that some people allow stereotypes to mold their personality.
harvestmoon
2009-10-23 18:01:41 UTC
You can have classy blondes and brunettes, more natural looking shades of blonde tend to have this look. Also it depends on demeanor and dress. You can also have brunettes who are anything but classy...think Katie Price for instance! Dyed Black hair I think can look as cheap as a proper peroxide blonde look. Natural looking hair shades always look more classy. I'm a blonde and never get treated like a bimbo, I think my intelligence and class come across regardless of my hair colour, though my shade is natural looking medium blonde.
Hopey!
2009-10-22 16:35:13 UTC
No...here's the thing everyone says the whole blond jokes or w/e...i have brown hair but personally i believe that the whole stereotypical blond,red,brown,black hair thing is either to get attention or to make fun...i have found that through out life my closest smartest friends are blond...and really honestly im not really that sophisticated...lol...i have fun as much as the next girl (no matter what color hair blond,brown,red,or black!
neniaf
2009-10-21 03:02:41 UTC
My personality is my own, and has nothing to do with external factors like haircolor, clothing, or makeup. Having said that, though, I do think that if I have had a bad color experience, I lose a little confidence, which may change the way I relate to others. Fortunately, that hasn't happened very often.
Itsatushy
2009-10-21 00:53:48 UTC
I love the many shades of red. it suits me and makes my blue eyes look awesome. i am a natural blond and i have had black and every other color of the rainbow, green, pink blue, orange, white, etc...

I love the reds. it is a fun color but socially acceptable. If i could work in education and have blue hair i would because i believe that a woman should have fun with their hair and change it as they like. its only hair, change can be fun!



I think the whole blonds have more fun crap is crap and out dated... different women look great with differt shades of hair... GIRLS have more fun no matter the color of the hair.
Goodmorning45
2009-10-20 19:30:40 UTC
I am naturally brunette, and I act as if I were a "blonde". I don't think hair color has anything to do with our actions, It is totally to have a different hair color sometimes!!!
cloudy5767
2009-10-20 13:46:44 UTC
When I was growing up, my hair was naturally blond through the sixth grade. Come seventh grade, it had darkened into the dull, mousy light/medium brown it is today. But, my fair complexion had not changed, and I looked rather pale and sickly, especially in the winter. I had very low self-esteem and was extremely shy, and therefore did not fare well in school socially. When I turned sixteen, I asked my mom, a beautician, if she would make my hair blond again. She did, and it literally changed my life. Most people I met could not believe the color was not natural on me. I looked healthy again, and it boosted my self-esteem immensely. Now, in my early forties, I keep my hair a beautiful medium auburn, which I love so much.
Kelly
2009-10-20 11:55:47 UTC
I feel like people--women in particular--dye their hair blonde to look younger, because blonde is the color of a child's hair before it grows out. That's just my idea. But I'm a brunette on somedays, and somedays it's more blonde. It doesn't affect my personality at all.
2009-11-26 14:54:33 UTC
Well my hair changing between purple red and sometimes blue but i'm naturally brunette but most people think i'm going to be smart and sophisticated then i go in do something people or start a pointless argument and everyone changes their mind
?
2009-11-17 10:23:11 UTC
Yes is does. I have had many hair colors and people so treat you differnt. It does go as the same old stereotypes go blonde= stupid brown=smart red=fire head and so on.No matter what a person does or says society will always judge you by the way you look,do,and say.Blone,brown,skinny,fat thats life and you deal with what comes your way or you die.Its that simple.
2009-11-16 12:56:06 UTC
They like to think they do, These myths are out dated, no peoples don t judge me on the color of my hair, They judge me on the way i act, I have a kind heart, and i treat everybody same. I don t judge any body, I think only God has the right to judge.
William
2009-11-06 15:28:34 UTC
All of the stereotypes based on hair color and things like that are nearly all complete BS.

Hair color means absolutely nothing about a persons personality, whether theyre blonde, brunnette, a red head, or whatever
swweeeeeeeeeeeeeet1920
2009-11-05 19:24:51 UTC
I think hair color influencing your personality is a complete myth. People change their hair color because of how they feel. they want a change in look not personality. That myth is so outdated especially because hair color is no longer a dead item its part of you're wardrobe.
tim.kimball
2009-11-03 04:23:24 UTC
Your Brain Color influences your attitude about others because you have an enhanced understanding of other people's behavior. Your knowledge clarifies why some people are a pain in your neck and others are a song in your heart. However, WCIYB is an explanation, not an excuse for inappropriate behavior.
kkerseyy777
2009-10-28 16:28:19 UTC
I think most myths are outdated.At 53yrs.old, it's more about does my haircolor make people think,judge me to be older? My health? When my hair was dark, I was asked "Are you feeling okay?' Have you lost weight? Skin tone in relation to hair color, must be factored in. At medium auburn, the opposite effect." You look so healthy!' I also appear to look 15yrs. younger,to others.As a make-up artist and former model, it has no affect on me. The biggest myth, is if you are tan; youare healthy. Pale skin is judged to be sickly. Thank-you for your wonderful products!.
Dasha
2009-10-21 10:03:59 UTC
blonds may act bumb just because they think that blonds are dumb and brunets may act sophisticades just because thats how society has put it. the power of the mind is greater than anyone can immagine, so if someone sets a standard, the mind will automatically follow it, unless it knows better. The hair color has nothing to do with the intelligence level of the person.

although, a person's personality is set upon what the mind takes in, so if the mind is actually thinking that blonds are dumb and brunets are smart, that may actually allpy in real life.

ive had both hair colors and i did not change one bit =)
when.october.comes
2009-10-21 09:45:32 UTC
Yeah it doesn't even matter. I have had my hair dyed all the time but now Im finally ready to let my real color shine-brunette and it doesnt mean I will be any more sophisticated nor have less fun.
Lina
2009-10-21 09:22:27 UTC
I am responding from my life experience, i am a natural brunette and my sister is a fake blond and guys go nuts about her. i thought this blond phase was over. it's no where near it. Men love it, but i like to be remembered for something i did or said and not as the blond chick!
Ninja
2009-10-20 20:03:41 UTC
I don't care what color my hair is, people don't judge me on what I look like. I'm also not one of those make-up, obsessed girlie-girls.



So to answer your question, blonds are dumb, brunettes are fun, browns are boring, dirty blonds are weird, and blacks are cool.



That is not my opinion, but that's what people say these days.



Good Luck From Ninja
Babel
2009-10-20 18:31:38 UTC
no hair color has nothing to do with personality. if anyone thinks that, then it's all in their head cuz how you look doesn't make who you are. & yeah those definitely are myths & i don't know if a lot of people actually go by them, i don't think so, though there are some i'm sure. & no one's ever judged me by my hair color, i'm a brunette or at least not that i can remember.
Mackenzie
2009-10-20 14:14:32 UTC
To be honest, I think your hair style does have a setting on your personality. I am a crazy Brunette,who sometimes acts like a blonde. Only soem brunettes are sophisticated, and sweet. Me on the other hand not much, I find myself quite HISTERICAL!
kyttiewitch
2009-10-21 07:24:21 UTC
I dye my hair the color that I feel would best represent my personality! If I am feeling fun, I go blonde, if I am feeling sassy, I go red, if I am feeling sexy and serious I go black etc. Right now, I am a red head! And loving every minute of it. I also tend to go lighter during the summer and darker during the winter.
GreenEyes
2009-10-20 17:06:25 UTC
I was born blond, but as I got older my hair got a bit darker. Nevertheless I did nothing to color it, as I got natural streaks from sun exposure etc.



After the birth of my third child, my hormones affected my hair color and it darkened at least two shades. That's when I started to color highlights to make it look the same as before.

I have been doing this for the last 12 years and I am very happy.

BTW I use L'Oreal color number 10.0
?
2009-11-11 09:55:42 UTC
That is the stupidest stereotype out there. I'm blonde and im not stupid and i have no more fun than anybody else. and I know a bunch of immature brunettes.

Hair color has nothing to do with it

Its just either what you were born with, or what you choose to dye it as
jess jan
2009-10-27 12:35:39 UTC
A BIG FAT YES! i use loreal ;)



anyway, i have had every shade possible except reds. which im bout to try next ;)

when i was brown haired i felt different, not like myself (usually a bright light blonde). i felt unhappy and noticed i was ignored and quit turning heads as i usually did. i went from being center of attention to a mouse. no one acknowledged me and i was virtually invisible! as a blonde, which i went back to gradually- i get heads turning and people breaking there necks almost crashing sometimes in vehicles lol



altho brunettes are the same as any other girl, i think because of the stereo type, they get treated llike i did when i was a brunette, which makes it look like blondes have more fun-because their noticeable.



one downfall is everyone treats me like im not super smart, and acts like i am a snob if i dont talk to them, -i couldnt possibly be gorgeous and shy- lol and if i do talk they act like i think im all that or something. stereo types are dumb.! i may look like pam anderson on the outside but im not her- nor is my personality anything like hers!

btw i dont look like her-just using a comparison! lol im more of a christina aguilera/carrie underwood/jennifer aniston combined look :)
2009-10-25 15:36:41 UTC
I am a brunette. Blondes can be boring not all of them. So not all blondes are stupid and fun. I have blonde friends that are smart. It is just a myth not true at all.
maudsie57
2009-10-20 16:46:02 UTC
I definitely think hair color influences personality. When I am a redhead, I feel firey and bold. Really confident. I keep my hair more on the red side than anything but over the summer I went pretty blonde. It was fun but not as fun as red!
padmini
2009-10-20 12:47:23 UTC
I do believe that the color of one's hair influences one's personality. However, I believe that these "myths" are outdated. I know many smart blondes, and many not so smart brunettes. I myself have brown hair and, in my 33 years have never dyed them (note that I am a person who cares about fashion and cosmetics).

But sometimes I think blondes are more "light", and brunettes more passionate, and browns maybe closer to the nature.

Finally, I use l' oreal products and I like a lot some of them!
2009-11-24 16:38:09 UTC
You are correct in the matter of these being only outdated myths, but there is an old saying where there is smoke, there is fire. So there maybe a seed of truth to this old myth after all.
?
2009-11-20 07:48:07 UTC
ya i think so. not so much how people look at you but how you look at yourself. I just put blonde in my hair and i have been brunette for a long time and i think it makes me feel like im a little different and i think that people do judge a little on your hair color
janet
2009-11-06 02:17:42 UTC
Yes, but I also think we are influenced the "total package" of a person, their personality, clothing, mannerisms, language (profane or eloquent) and by hair. Personally I wear a headscarf as part of my religious obligation and when I cover my hair if makes me feel like I am respectful of my body and judged more on the content of my character not the color of my hair. I was once actually asked "what color is your hair" as if it mattered!



But as a woman that is going grey at 29 I also feel more confident and (shall we say) sexy when I color my hair and get a trim...so I think it is all about owning your look, no matter what color it is, and either playing into the stereotypes or pushing against them.



Here is another interesting article about hair color: this...http://www.egodevelopment.com/what-does-your-hair-color-say-about-your-personality/
cosmogirl
2009-11-03 21:08:36 UTC
people's personalities aren't based on the color of their hair but yes people do judge you based off of your appearances, your hair color, hairstyle, clothes, whether or not you wear make up, etc. people judge you based on everything you look like and how you act before they get to know you. not saying the judging is negative, it could be positive. But they're lying if they say they don't. It's human nature. I kno this sounds bitchy but i learned all about it in interpersonal communications.
Tati <3
2009-11-03 18:30:19 UTC
i dont believe it because im a brunette and im crazy and smart im not sophisticated i hate when people judge people by there hair color my friend is a blonde and everyone calls her stupid when she really is soooooooooo smart even the teacher calls a blondie she gets soo annoyed it makes no sense for people to judge people that way
dragonf1y
2009-10-21 09:48:13 UTC
The myths are outdated. I wouldn't want people judging me because of my hair color, it's an over-generalization that I wouldn't want to be apart of.
Pretty Blunt.
2009-10-20 17:53:25 UTC
Nope! my friend is brunette and always makes fun of me for being blonde. But shes not the smartest person i know and shes really hyper and seems to have alot of fun. lol i'm blonde, more quiter and not very mean at all.. my sister is a natural blonde like me and is very smart. shes pretty, funny, and a flirt. but she dyed her hair brown/black because it makes her eyes POP -they're blue- she was a cheerleader but thought they were snobs so she quit. :)



but than again all the redheads i know have quite the tempers...
2009-10-20 16:04:01 UTC
Who told you that? No, Im a brunette. But i think blondes have a personality! lol All the blonde people in my class are popular. But their like plastic's! But seriously i think Blondes have more fun becuz they Are soo popular. I kinda believe this stuff.... But i do think Blondes have more fun. Brunette's have more personality i guess. lol The red heads arre actually really nice! All the red heads in my class is soo nice! I kinda believe this myth. But some people dont.
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Summ
2014-12-17 00:51:10 UTC
No, the only way I feel it can influence personality is through confidence. If a person feels more confident with a certain colour hair (if dyed) then they may act differently. But naturally, no.
Spiffy4783
2009-11-26 19:47:06 UTC
wow i think you have the most popular question. when i looked it was over 1000 answers so u probably will never see mines. so here it go

no

no

no

yes people judge you by your hair color.

the effect it has on me is that i had non-natural redhead women....mostly black women with red hair. yes i am a black male. black women mostly have red hair if there Ghetto as hell. or they model or something which is cool as long as your not ghetto. white girls it really doesn't matter there hair color...all women are cool no matter what hair color u have. and really the only one i can say is the black women with red hair just doesn't work 4 me. oh yeah dont't be black as hell with blond hair...STUPID....i;m sure other races my have there pevs as well. But i LOVE all women of all races.
2009-11-15 07:52:18 UTC
people certainly judge you on your appearance in general. The issue that most people in the world have darker hair. People with light hair are much rarer than it might seems.

The vast majority of blond women are fake blonds so that really renders the theory of blonds are this and brunettes are that useless.
Tina
2009-10-21 03:17:45 UTC
Well people don't judge me because of my hair, but I mean lots of blondes are typical blondes (naive). But I don't think your hair color alone defines who you are. I am brunette myself and may be described as a typical brunette but I mean I have blonde friends that are not typical blondes so...



Your hair color doesn't make you who you are :)
2009-10-21 01:31:10 UTC
I don't think so.



I change my hair colour seasonly. I go blonde (my natural colour) in summer and spring, because I find it more light and sunny, if that makes sense? Whereas in autumn/winter I dye it brown, and sometimes really quite dark to almost black, I just think it fits the season.



Honestly, I think I like myself better as a brunette, there are too many stereotypes of blondes, and I don't like it. :)
sweet_sunshine
2009-10-21 00:08:58 UTC
No, it's the hairstyle which influences personality,not the hair colour. If my hair was tied in a ponytail, I would feel prim and proper. If my hair is let down loose with curls, I feel wild and alive. If my hair is just straight, it means I am in equilibrium.



Also the texture and healthiness of hair influences my personality. The hair colour is never a factor.
breyet_leyet
2009-10-20 22:55:32 UTC
I feel more earthy and relaxed in a darker, shade of hair color. Being a little older now, I felt, I looked washed out in a blonde hair color. I think the majority of blondes are for a younger skin and face. I went red, wanted a cherry chocolate, which I enjoy looking at. I think it looks better on my face, I feel less washed out. The reds definitely get ALOT of attention, people to stop and mention the hair color, comment on it, or stop me to talk with me. Eventually I want to go dark brunette to black. Wanted to play with the burgundies on the way. I think I will feel more mysterious and sexy, when I go with black hair color.
Scye
2009-10-20 21:57:01 UTC
I'm blonde, but I have never dyed my hair. I'm a pretty introverted girl and it seems like many (dyed) blondes around me like to go by that "blondes have more fun" saying. I think they change their hair to blonde because they are more than likely extroverted and like to have fun to begin with and by having blonde hair, they'll stand out more. They hope to have more fun. I'm guessing the saying has roots in the 1960s and has just been used since.
Counsellor Oneil
2009-10-20 19:47:39 UTC
Colour of hair does affect personality in many ways. Like guys look smart and young if they die the colour. Brunettes look more sophisticated. It is not only colour but the hair style also matters as far as personality of a person is concerned.
Nessa.
2009-10-20 18:40:33 UTC
Actually, yeah. But it's not exactly hair color. It's how you look in the hair color. For example, if you look better platinum blonde, then you are probably going to be more confident. If you look better as a brunette, then you will act more confident when you are brunette.
Lindsaur
2009-10-20 13:26:37 UTC
I find that with people who don't die their hair and are naturally blonde, or naturally brunette, often do beat the myths, and aren't at all who you'd expect.. but usually with people who dye their hair a certain colour they do change slightly because for some people they dye their hair because they're bored.



I dye my hair a lot, I've gone from a shade darker then my normal brown, to platinum blond, to green purple and teal. I always notice a slight subconscious change when I dye my hair. The lighter I go the louder I get.. the darker I go, the shier I am. I think it could be because people are expecting it.
?
2009-11-21 15:38:54 UTC
Brunettes are more sophisticated and smart. BUT, SOME blondes are smart and sophisticated and get their work done. But even though "Blondes are stupid,dume and always party" is a sterotype i still beileve it and i don't. But i'm a brunette.And yes, in my opinion , i think blondes have more fun but i'd rather get my work done.
school.is.shi*e.
2009-11-19 08:37:18 UTC
blonde- stupid, dumb.usually blue eyes,and ugly, but they think they're pretty, airheads.



brunettes - pretty, hot, usually sexy, smart, best kissers always get all the guys, the most fun wild, enjoy parties, a good laugh, and a true BFF



Black hair -they are okay, up there own arses abit and don't really give much of a damn what other people think. very individual. abit pretty.



red hair - unusual, hearts of gold, ugly or pretty, very unexpected, and can surprise you. warm kind thoughts always there for you.



ginger - always stuck up, and conscious about how they look (terrible usually:P oj x) con fused, and quite dizzy, wannabe brunettes or blondes. think tthey reIT



most people dont have blue, purple, pink green ect.ect. hair :D prfect answer for the perfect question.
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2009-11-11 06:10:06 UTC
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desperate 4 advice
2009-11-09 13:03:52 UTC
Yes, brunettes are considered smarter, and they are. Blondes are not necessarily dumb and stupid, but they tend to lack some common sense. And redheads are just awesome. Im a brunette, and im a A plus students, my best friends blonde and gets straight Fs. I dont judge people based on it, but most of the time its true.
ยɠlץ รฬคภ
2009-11-07 12:46:18 UTC
I don't really think so. I mean you could be a shy blonde and wild brunette. The hair color is just the way you're born. I'm personally a brunette. People think I'm Asian. I think that it might affect you're religion (sort of). Russians mostly have blonde hair because they are born in a colder climate. Chinese have black hair because they are born in a warmer climate.

I don't like it when people dye their hair. Their hiding their identity in my opinion. It's like they hate their self and want to change who they are! LOL!
MissUniqueGirl1
2009-11-02 10:37:55 UTC
Soz but Blondes r bitchy an mabey Stupid,I cen lots of blondes trust me u won't like 'em. and yeah ur hair influences on personality. Black, Brunettes, red, BlUe, That way u get nicer guys :D
2009-10-27 15:54:12 UTC
I am a blonde.. and yes I am not totally smart.. no one is perfect.. and no everyone is different.. even there is a lot of messed up and disordered blonde's, blacks, brunettes, reds, others..



No one should be judged by their hair.. or actually not judged at all!
2009-10-21 06:47:37 UTC
I went from bright blond to brown and back to blond. I have noticed when I have blond hair, people are nicer to me. I don't know if I carry my self differently or what, but as soon as I went back to blond, I went to a store and a bunch of different people asked me if I needed help, guys and girls. It was almost like when I had brown hair no one noticed me. Also, people are more likely yo strike up a conversation with me now. When I had brown hair I was almost never approached by people who didn't already know me.
Karira
2009-10-21 00:11:39 UTC
No, it can't effect you personality but it can give you more confidence and people may notice your personality more because of it. I went blond recently and I have noticed a dramatic difference in the way strangers react to me. It's true hair color can change other people's perception of you.
2009-10-20 14:54:30 UTC
Sometimes I get told that I must have a fiery temper since I have red hair. It is true, but, of course, it has nothing to do with my hair color. :)



I do feel that my red hair does influence my personality and how I feel. It makes me feel more unique and different from all the blondes and brunettes out there. I'm more willing to try different styles and be more bold with my style.
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2009-10-20 11:28:47 UTC
Those are all complete stereotypes. There are millions of different hair shades, and a colour doesn't affect what your personality is like, especially if it's your natural colour.



People dye and style their hair crazily to express themselves, but to say that 'every blonde is stupid' or 'every brunette must be intelligent' is just silly.



I'm blonde, and I'm one of the smartest people in my school. It's like saying if you have blue eyes you must be beautiful, porcelain, and mystical, and if you have brown eyes you're very dull.



These myths are very outdated and judge mental, and such an attitude should have been grown out of years ago. People dye their hair to suit their personalities, but it's a mere chance if your natural colour does.
Britt
2009-10-20 11:25:46 UTC
I believe it depends on the individual.



I have noticed that certain people act differently when they get their hair dyed; either more hyper or outgoing. This is most likely because they are happier with their new hair and feel more secure about their appearance now. And some people, they don't seem to be affected by it at all. They could be unhappy with their new 'do, or just have a naturally phlegmatic attitude. I am that way, and when I got my hair dyed from black to blonde, I was no different when I left the beauty salon from when I was when I entered.



So, all in all, it really does depend on the individual. Which is why you should never judge somebody because of their hair color. You just never know.
Eclaire
2009-10-20 15:57:46 UTC
I don't think my natural hair color affects my personality. Although I did dye my hair indigo once, and it was very freeing. I've never dyed it a normal color, like a blonde or red, but dyeing it a strange color is wonderful. I felt more confident, that I stood out and I was independent. It was completely worth it.
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2009-11-19 20:08:06 UTC
Natural hair color? No, hair doesn't make a person who they are, people choose who they are. You can tell more about a person from how they dye their hair. People choose the hair color that they want to dye their hair, therefore it reflects their personality. I have a cousin who looks like a skittle, her hair is bright blue, pink, green, purple, and other colors of the rainbow. Her personality is bouncy & fun to be around.

I would like to someday get my hair to be a natural bright red. I have sort of a spunky fun personality. So I think dyed hair influences your personality more than natural.
DrM
2009-11-17 22:16:16 UTC
I have been colouring my hair for YEARS (never mind how many) and until recently had dark chocolate brown hair. I had my hair streaked blonde and copper, I'm growing it out and wanted a change, and the reaction to my change of hair colour has been amazing. People have said I look younger, seem lighter in spirit and more cheerful!! I love and I'm going to keep the new colour. Who knew??
Krissy
2009-10-25 23:05:21 UTC
It Really Depends On Who You Are,

but some blondes try and act flirty because thats what the media has said about blondes

and the same goes for the brunettes. :)



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?
2009-10-21 07:46:28 UTC
No l'Oreal.... Although I am sure you would want people to believe it does... So all those insecure with their personality or in doubt (more than half of the worlds population) would desperately want to buy your products in order to 'have more fun' or be 'sophisticated' or change their personality through applying often irritable and unpredictable chemicals including peroxides and Ammonia onto their hair... Nice advertising campaign!
Whatever
2009-10-21 07:27:42 UTC
My PERSONALITY influences my hair color, not the other way around. When I went through a "rebelious" phase during my teens, I got a purplish hair color... When I wanted to look mysterious in my early 20's, I got a jet black color... Now that I want to be myself completely - I'm 26 now, I just wear my hair in its natural chocolate brown color..

Who knows, maybe when I'm 30 I'll want to convey a different message with my hair :)
Hell_Froze_Ova
2009-10-20 18:01:18 UTC
Your hair colour should not influence your personality. There are the idiots that think that because they are blonde or a red head (for example) they should act like ditzes and get away with it. But thats not fair for the natural blondes and redheads who are smart and not complete idiots.
RoseBud
2009-10-20 11:48:33 UTC
I have naturally medium brown hair that I've dyed every color. I do feel lighter as a blonde. I feel darker as a brunette, like I have more depth. I feel sexier as a redhead. I'm not sure how that changes my personality but each color does have a feeling to it. Light brown feels healthy, and natural. I feel most myself with dark brown and auburn. They both feel sultry/earthy/smart/womanly. I haven't been able to stick with blonde more than 6 months at a time because it just doesn't feel like me. The lightness doesn't convey my own darkness very well.
Emily
2009-11-19 15:23:34 UTC
Nope no way at all. Im a brunette and I love having fun and partying. Blondes do not have more benefits of having more fun. And me being sophisticated doesn't even make sense. I love being random and imature anytime :P :) haha
2009-11-12 14:13:01 UTC
I think so. When I dye my greying hair to black or brown black, then my friends tell me that my personality changes because I seem to be younger and more vibrant although in a somewhat artificial way, but when I just leave my hair as such, I look professorial and wiser and more honest. Well, that's the color history of my hair.
Animal Girl
2009-10-20 22:24:50 UTC
I get judged quite often by my naturally red hair as people automatically expect me to be "different" and wilder as well as more temperamental. I am actually generally easy going but do have my temperamental moments so this proves one wrong however, I am very spontaneous and random so this ties in with some of the "stereotypes". I get many comments about my hair and I believe it is simply due to the rarity of redheads but I don't believe it actually influences my personality except maybe force me into having a good sense of humor to deal with all the redhead jokes haha.
M. M
2009-10-20 18:15:50 UTC
Absolutely! I'm a natural brunette during Fall/Winter but in the Spring/Summer I get my hair highlighted and my husband compliments me more than when I don't color my hair.
2009-10-20 17:51:20 UTC
No and no and no. I can have as much fun as the blondes and brunettes or the redheads out there.

Blondes think they have more fun, because they're more promiscious and guys love to fantasize having a someone who is blonde, like eye candy.



The color of your hair does NOT make one have better personality.



It is the LENGTH of their hair. You see all the Miss America and Miss USA contestants and 991/2% of them have long to medium length hair.



The color of hair was mainly to promote hair products, by the hair industry who focuses on young teens to start coloring their hair and start damaging their hair before they turn 30.



Whatever happened to silky, shiny, healthy hair? You don't hear much of that because it is seldom who meet someone with hair that feels like hair instead of HAY.



Women with long hair matches their personality if they have a sexy body to go with their long hair.
Antoinette
2009-10-20 17:35:14 UTC
I've been blonde, brunette and redhead. I'm a natural redhead and let me tell you. I'm nothing BUT a redhead. Blondes are known for being stupid and skimpy while Brunettes are known for being smart.



No one ever acknowledges Redheads. Did you in your short description? No. I went back after 4 years of being a blonde and only 3 of being a brunette.



Blondes get Redheads leftovers..sucks for them.
2009-11-23 14:27:27 UTC
your hair color expresses your emotion,personality,and mind.Just because a girl is blonde, doesn't mean she is dumb or stupid,many blonds have grown up to become doctors and vets. If a girl has brown hair, it does not mean she is more sophisticated than others.The myths are not always true.
Ashleyy♥♥
2009-11-05 08:23:11 UTC
I personally don't think so. I was born with brown hair and died it blonde. I didn't like it at all I felt preppy and stuff I'm not. I tried black and it seems to fit my figure and personality better. So maybe but those are myths. People think blondes are stupid but not always.
honey_eyes
2009-11-02 17:12:20 UTC
No...hair colors dont influence yoour personality..i mean if you dye your hair blond and feel prettier and self confident then i guess it can, but the results are different for every person.



Every person has their preference and all hair colors are pretty really...it just depends on what matches...try looking at skin tone and etc.
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2009-10-30 18:08:05 UTC
speaking as a matter of what i know, hair color is just as responsible as fingerprints as to how people behave... in other words. theres no relation.





i know blondes that are anti social, extremely smart, highly stupid, and very sophisticated.



as for every color i'd say we all have the same ratios, unless you count dying hair.





girls do dye their hair to fit into one of those outdated groups ie. the entire cheer team dyed their hair blonde, most are brunnettes or red heads.



my hair color only makes me fit into a crowd, thus in conclusion the color on your head has no effect to the personality undere the skin.



-ghost
Blue987
2009-10-21 05:23:49 UTC
Maybe the real question should be: Does your personality influence your hair color? Who is more likely to dye/experiment with their hair? Who is more likely to keep their hair color? Our society tends to say blondes have more fun, so are blondes less likely to dye their hair because it's more valued? Brunettes tend to dye their hair other colors because brown is not as valued? Redheads are typically only 1 - 2% of the population, so I would guess they're less likely to change their hair color because they're unique. Those with black hair may be less likely as well because it's harder to dye and keep-up.



Just my thoughts - I tend to think society tells us blonde is better and people change their hair to try to fit a personality.
2009-10-21 01:20:11 UTC
Not at all.

A whole civilization can have Black Hair.

How can that color influence personality when all of them are unique?



I have the asian red/brunette hair.

My hair color changes every few months for some reason.

From Orange-Brown-Red-Light Brown

I guess if that is true?

My personality changes >.
2009-10-20 21:03:57 UTC
It's all just fun to me.

I recently dyed my hair red and I think it's awesome.

It has nothing to do with who I am, really. Except for that fact that "who I am" thoroughly enjoys messing around with my hair! People have so much more dimension to themselves than they can ever really show..especially with something like hair color.



That's kind of a ridiculous question, actually.

Maybe sometimes personality influences hair color, though. It really shouldn't matter.
DowahDitty
2009-10-20 20:43:02 UTC
I have had blonde hair my whole life. when i went to italy a few years ago to study abroad i died it red. it changed how i felt about myself. I was so confident as a blond... its such a young, pretty, fun color... and the saying is blondes have more fun. but as a red head i felt a different kind of confidence, a more mature, eccentric confidence. so maybe hair color really does affect how you act. i did eventually switch back to blonde though because i missed it.
I love you Tony C
2009-10-20 19:04:33 UTC
Blonds don't have more fun.I think Brunettes do.Some of us brunettes have blond moments though sometimes more than blondes.I could careless of the sterotypes of haircolor.i change.if i want to be a blonde again i'll dye it blonde.I used to be a natural blonde.Now my hair turned like brown.I plan on dying it light blonde,add red and black highlights or layer it like that.to make it unique yet rocker like.I love experimenting with my hair and looks.
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2009-10-20 17:33:11 UTC
I believe they do. I've colored my hair strawberry blonde/light auburn for so many years, people believe it's my natural color. As a result, I'm always perceived as being fiery, spunky, fiesty, brazen......and I think I tend to act that way as a result, which has helped me in my career and in making friends.



Likewise, my daughter who is a natural dark brunette went blonde one time, and I think she did actually lose IQ points....she acted like a complete idiot. People didn't take her as seriously, either.
2009-10-20 17:23:16 UTC
Well, most of the dumbest people I've ever met have been brunette with dyed blonde hair. I think the whole dumb blonde thing comes from what seems like the stupid people tend to dye their hair blonde.
?
2009-10-20 14:52:47 UTC
I don't think intelligent people judge others by their hair color.



However, I feel and look better with lighter hair. My natural color is a darkish brown. It's not bad, but I prefer a warm, reddish blonde. When people compliment it, I say, "This is my real color; Mother Nature just doesn't realize it, so I help her out."
toomanypetzz
2009-10-20 13:25:27 UTC
I hate the whole "Blondes have more fun", "Brunettes are smarter" stereotypes. It's a freaking hair color! It makes no impact on how much smarter or how much fun you have.



But to answer the main question, no. I have never been judged on my hair color and the color of my hair doesn't really have any effect on me.
2009-10-20 12:29:32 UTC
NO, are you kidding? That's total prejudgment. And that is one of my pet peeves. If someone ever dared to judge me because I'm blonde, I'd sure as hell kick as their a$$. People usually "generalize" that brunettes are smart, when ALL the brunettes in my school are stupid. I know alot of blondes in my school who are classy and non slutty, and super smart. So what people think about others with that hair color is false, sometimes right, but just because your a certain hair color has NOTHING to do with your personality at all. YOU have to do with your personality, and how were you raised.
ε
2009-11-24 22:50:50 UTC
No it influences what OTHER people think of you based on the image of blondes and brunettes in the media.
Misfortunate Cupcake
2009-11-16 18:17:42 UTC
People probably think I'm so rebel/emo/goth/whatever label because I have purple and turquoise highlights in my hair. lol

I like my hair color because it makes me happy. It's nice to wake up everyday and automatically see something cheerful on my body even if I'm not feeling happy. I got the highlights done last summer when my mom passes away. I'm sure she would have found them super cool. She helped to dye my hair purple and a fuchsia color in the past.
Little NYC Princess
2009-11-08 07:32:06 UTC
NO! Not at all! There can be a blonde who is the SMARTEST girl in her/his class. There can be a brunette who is the DUMBEST! What if everyone was the same hair color? Then you'd never be able to tell if someone was smarter than someone by their hair color!
?
2009-10-28 14:11:14 UTC
Well i guess it depends, and i do agree with blondes having more fun. Anyways i don't really think your hair color influences your personality, i mean some people with black hair can be spophisticated.



Hope that helps! :]
Virginia is for Lovers. <3
2009-10-21 07:58:09 UTC
It does and it doesn't. it depends on what kind of person you are. I dye my hair blonde, but thats because i was blonde when i was a kid and i like it. I dont think it influences my personality, but other people always assume that if your blonde, your 'dumb'.

I dont think it influences peoples personalities unless the people around you believe that 'if your a blonde your dumb' and so on. and you start to catch onto it.

its a hair color. a style. not a 'personality'
2009-10-21 07:55:02 UTC
My original hair color was dark brown. One day I decided to try red. People noticed me immediately from friends to strangers. I got a ton of compliments. I've had various shades of red ever since. I think my hair color did influence my personality to be more outgoing and confident.
GiGi
2009-10-20 15:38:56 UTC
I don't think the color of hair is a fair way to judge people, you judge

them on character and personality, not what color their hair is.



If someone dies their hair red or blue or some wacky colors, then

obviously you can tell they are outgoing and extroverted, but natural hair type has nothing at all to do with personality.
Teri
2009-10-20 10:55:14 UTC
When I was a child I had blond hair. It started to darken to brunette when I hit puberty. I kept my natural brunette hair for many years. Then earlier this year I colored it a red/red brown. I had always wanted red hair and finally was brave enough to try it. I love it! It gave me more color and made me feel more confident. Now I am just trying to decide if I am going to keep this color after the end of the year. There was nothing wrong with being brunette. It is pretty. There is just some part of me that is not sure I want to give up being a red head just yet. lol.
Gabsy
2009-12-02 01:34:48 UTC
I don't think so to tell you. But then again I do.

Everyone says I'm a brunette on the outside and a blonde on the inside. WHen I ask why they all say, "Because you like to be wild and have fun."

But some people say I'm blonde on the outside and brunette on the inside. WHen I ask why then, they all say, "Because your all smart and sofisticated."

See?

Well I've got brown hair naturally and then I dyed it blonde, then back to brown, now i've got it mixed you see!
2009-11-12 13:33:58 UTC
Well I'm a blonde and i have the most fun in the world!!! <3 hope this helped and I've heard blonde's are more attractive
2009-10-22 15:09:33 UTC
I think the thing that influences people the most, in regards to their hair color, is how other people treat them differently because of it. Of course if you've been told since you were a young child that redheads are crazy or blonds are stupid, you have a higher chance of becoming that person everyone tells you you should be.

So, technically, hair color itself doesn't change people, but the reactions of the people around that person to his or her hair color DOES affect them.
Nesa B
2009-10-21 08:51:46 UTC
I think those are all out dated. a person does not act based on the colour of their hair. Blond or not you can have as much fun as you want to.Brunettes or not you are as soficticated as you act.
Portia
2009-10-21 04:17:55 UTC
I think both of these ideas are just myths. I've met some dorky, unattractive blondes and some extremley UNsophisticated brunettes.
2009-10-20 18:04:55 UTC
I'm blonde. Lol naturally. Not trying to brag though. Umm, I don't think blondes have more fun and I don't think brunettes are all "sophisticated". Dumb people think blondes are dumb. *cough cough straight A's* At my school, the brunettes are dumb... and the blondes are..... dumb. Yeah everyone is dumb. They're all like OMG look how PREPPY i am omg girly nice skinny jeans omg look how hot my bf izz. omg A LIZARD EWWWW!!!!!!!! lol. I'm only like that SOMETIMES!!!! der
?
2009-10-20 17:49:41 UTC
It is sometimes true. If you really look at it, blondes have more fun! They are fun,bubbly, outgoing, and funky! Brunettes (me:) are more laid-back, calm, intelligent, creative, and expressive. It is a fact! I took a quiz on blogthings.com (great site for quizzes) and it was about my personality based on my hair color. I selected dark brown and it said i am creatie, intelligent, expressive,ect. I AM!
Azalea
2009-10-20 15:48:46 UTC
I have had blonde, brunette, black, red, and even pink and purple. My experience is that people react diffrently to you depending on your hair color. So far, my favorite is blonde. I also find that more men flirt with me as a blonde, and more men feel able to appreoach me with me as a red head. I really liked having fun colors and someday, I will do like a dark forest green!
?
2009-10-20 14:01:45 UTC
It definitely does its a great way to make a statement without saying a word and you always feel new and refreshed with a new hair colour and style...and its just a myth that blondes have more fun
2009-10-20 12:12:49 UTC
I think Hair is everything. You can where a trash bag, but if your hair is beautiful you can get away with it. I used to have crimson red hair when I moved from New Orleans to a little town in MS. I was the only one with it at the time. Then As time went on a lot of other girls started getting red hair so I died it a golden brown blondish color. I felt bubbly and golden if you can imagine. Now I am not as bubbly as before since MJ died. I am going to dye my hair Mahogony as a tribute to him and wear penny loafers. LOL it is THAT SERIOUS! I think when I dye my hair i'll feel more sophisticated and grown up. I will be going to college soon so it will get me into character.
pileated
2009-10-20 10:39:29 UTC
I do think the myths are outdated. I am a natural blonde, and have been dying my hair red for over 10 years. As a blonde, I felt washed out, pale, mousy and shy. The color just did not suit me. As a redhead, I feel attractive, confident..I did not start dating until I went red, and I believe this had everything to do with my confidence level, not my appearance. I don't know whether or not I have ever been judged by my hair, but I do know that red is "me", even if I do have to buy it!
babdon
2009-12-02 02:21:28 UTC
its based on synesthesia. Every color invokes a trigger in our brain. We do more than looking at a color,we perceive it...we feel it...we try to make a picture with it. Just like how during summer when u see cool colors like blue etc u feel little lesshot....even tho its not the color making u cool bt the brain perception. so for blondes and brunettes too....we make up something.....

every person is unique and special in their ownway....dnt think it depends on hair color >.>
No Peace without Emancipating
2009-11-09 23:04:17 UTC
I am the one who has to look in the mirror to see my aging hair. I am the judge of my own hair! All others can judge me and I could care less.



My feelings toward myself are uplifted when I go to the salon and treat myself to a hair coloring, highlighting and a finished sleek look.



I leave the salon learning something new every time.



Peace.
christina l
2009-11-14 17:23:51 UTC
Some people do judge you by your hair color. If your a blonde supposedly your dumb. Hair is just a color just like your skin. People who do discriminate are just plain immature.
StilistoDoll
2009-12-01 06:00:57 UTC
well, ive always believed the following?

i am naturally a blonde and at one point i dyed my hair brown and i was more quiet and not very loud.

but now im a blonde again and i feel like yea, it does influence my personality.

i guess it just depends on who you are.

& yea, i have this frnd thats a blonde. like naturally. and she always has been. shes very quiet though & ppl judge that as snobiness. shes my bff and shes not snobby. so when i see ppl giving her these stares i know thats what theyre thinking. and a lot of ppl call her barbie. which i never got b/c shes not like that at all.
mallory p
2009-11-24 17:43:02 UTC
Absolutley not. I do have a blonde friend that is super bubbly but i have another one who is way overly mature 4 her age. I'm brunette and I'm the furthest thing from sofisticated lol no jkssss
Sarah
2009-11-22 20:53:12 UTC
Personality means man with his origin, that may be short body structure or more height or lean and thin body, may be with hair or not, but with good or acceptable communicating procedure or manner... If you areblonded or brunetts..may be influence the people both in positive or negative way, but it is not so important that what himself thought.
liltinker2
2009-11-17 09:57:20 UTC
NO! Im blonde, and yeah i act "blonde" but who doesn't have those brain fart moments when they run into stuff? I mean, the other day i ran into the wall and said "who put that there?" and then the next day in school a friend of mine (who isn't blonde...he's a ginger) ran into the same wall and fell. So we all have brain farts. Whats worse though, that wall has been there all year...
2009-11-15 15:01:01 UTC
Eh, people near me tend to ignore hair color for the most part, since most of them are brunettes. But for those special natural blonds, everyone likes to admire their hair. =)
2009-11-07 17:45:29 UTC
Blondes are probably the popular-ist or meanest. Brunettes are probably the sweetest or craziest, or most talented. I'm a brunette, I'm good at singing and dancing and i would consider myself nice. I'm not very crazy, but my sisters are. Blondes are pretty popular at my school, and most of them are mean ish...my (ex) best friend Ellie was like that...anyway, hope this is what you were looking for!
?
2009-11-07 11:02:00 UTC
I think that is very stereotypical. Hair color is genetic and therefore has nothing to do this personality. The only exception is when I see someone who obviously has bleached blonde hair. Then I think that the person must be very self conscious, wants attentions and/or is a little slutty.
2009-10-28 09:41:37 UTC
What a stupid question.

Are you suggesting there is a connection between your hair and your brain?

Changing something about your apperance will of course give you a short period of exhillaration. But this is short lived and superficial.

Some people may find you more or less attractive if you change something superficial, but they are just noticing the changes in your mask, not you.

Real change is not cosmetic. Sorry ladies.
mary_:)
2009-10-27 06:15:19 UTC
1.i dont think its true...however people think with one way if they see a blonde and with other way if they see a brunette i think...

2.yes,people judge u based on your hair color for example if u r blonde they say u r stupid (in my country at least).
Hifi
2009-10-26 00:45:29 UTC
The colour does not influence my personality. When I want to have a change I find myself in a hairdresser.As the change should be recovered in a short time I mostly have haircut instead of change on color .
×Uh Oh×
2009-10-21 07:54:10 UTC
I love my hair color, I always have but I don't know if it makes me the person I am. I could have blond hair like my sister and be the exact same person (with different hair), couldn't I?
Ducky! :3
2009-10-21 06:55:42 UTC
I don't know if *all* hair colors influence people. I'm a "nerd" at my school (and I'm happy with it), and I'm a Brunette. I've also heard that Red-Heads are more likely to have anger issues.
₮ίҹα ღ
2009-10-21 02:15:59 UTC
I believe so...

Hair colour reflects our personality to an extent,like if a person has pink tresses i assume them to be funky or if someone has dark colored hair i assume them to be conservative and dignified...

So i'm sure others also form opinions about me based on my hair color.I don't really care about what others think of my hair color.
?
2009-10-21 00:59:18 UTC
natural hair colour is always a welcome.But judging comes only when you colour your hair with anything other than your natural colour.Because colour you do to the hair always reflects your personality.I am brunette myself and am never judged for it. then again if you are confident,you less care of what people say and do as you wish.of course coloring ones hair as one wishes does not defy social norms!
Sallycat <3
2009-10-20 14:52:39 UTC
I think that these myths are outdated. I am brunette though, and I think that if I dyed my hair blonde then people would consider me to be more wild and outgoing!
.~*RJ&Jc's Mommy*~.
2009-10-20 14:43:53 UTC
My hair is dark brown but since I was in 6th grade Ive had it blonde... Im 22 now and I wouldnt change it for the world... I get noticed more blonde than if I were brunette.... And because of that blondes DO have more fun...
gloriaWells
2009-10-20 13:36:18 UTC
Those are just myths. Sure, hair color influences the way you look, but it doesn't influence your personality unless you change it yourself.



By the way, I have naturally dark brown hair with streaks of pink, purple, and blonde on both sides and the back. It's cool!
fun-lover
2009-10-20 12:10:46 UTC
I believe the hair color does not make the personality. I think everyone can be fun, sophisticated and have different hair colors
cass
2009-12-01 16:08:52 UTC
well i have blonde hair, and i am wild and outgoing. also, i am on the gullable side and i just dont get things as easy as some people do. so i think it does but i am not a fake. some blondes feel the need to just be dumb. but i say i am going to dye my hair brown, but everyone says i am going to give brunettes a bad name, hahaha.
Tru
2009-11-28 16:24:21 UTC
My hair definitely does not influence my personality. I'm black so naturally my hair can only be a variation of brown or black. It is probably pretty rare for hair color to affect personality nowadays, although it's fun to joke about it.
2009-11-27 06:34:48 UTC
When I had hair I think it influenced my personality now that I'm bald I just glare at people (with a Stone Cold Steve Austin look) and they tend to get out of my way
2009-11-19 13:03:45 UTC
No, because my best friend changes her hair colour like every month, but she's the same person. She will never change because of her haircolour



and nope personally i do not get judged by my hair colour,

except for when i act dumb, people sometimes say "no wonder you're blonde." lol
2009-11-17 21:29:56 UTC
Absolutely, some of us cant change our appearance immediately or cant afford high priced beauty fixes. With hair color, you can go to any drug store and buy a new shade for under $13 ....& you get an Instant boost in moral. Your personality immediately gets uplifted, plus your man gets to sleep with a different you every few months, how exciting for him. I stick to Blue Black love it I feel my skin looks better and I feel better, dark chestnuts in the summer, and red tones. Each one gives me a different personality, but doesn't change me.
?
2009-11-03 02:16:30 UTC
Yes, because people with Ginger Hair tend to be really arguementative and mardy. Blond people especilly girls are usually known s thich (not always) but people wih brown hair tend to be smart and intelligent. Dying the colour of your hair doesn't change your personality.
?
2009-10-31 07:07:40 UTC
I believe your hair color does influence your personality as being a brunette, people treat you like a brunette, as people act towards you in such a way, you react in such a way. Image is everything, people will judge you always, something undeniable. Everyone does it. If a girl at a club has Paris Hilton hair and a tan, what is your FIRST impression before meeting her...?

Think about it...
?
2009-10-26 22:26:38 UTC
if its natural no, cause the color of your hair is what it is before your personality is formed. like u have Asian "dom blonde's" with jet black hair, and u have nerdy Dutch with blond hair.



BUT when u choose a color to paint your hair, your choice if definitely influenced by your personalty. Every Choice you make is.

And certain colors just go with certain personality's cause in time we have come to connect certain colors with certain iconic persona's mostly thanx to hollywood.

like brown hair we think Audrey Hepburn- sweet, smart

blond we think Marylin Monroe- sexy, flirty, carefree

red we think Jessica Rabbit- sexy, femme fatale



So the person that chooses a certain color mostly is aware of the stigma attached to it, and wants to be judged according to the sitgma. if his/her personality matches the stigma i dont know but he/she surely wants it to be (most of the time).

BUT nevertheless u should never judge a person on their haircolor, I mean u dont know if its real or not...
SHELLY J
2009-10-21 07:20:06 UTC
My hair color naturally is dirty blond so I get tired of people asking me if I dye my hair or they say your roots are showing.So I color the roots to match the rest.An yes it causes people to give me more attention so therefor I feel better looking and confident.
teresa g
2009-10-21 05:55:58 UTC
People do not judge you on the color of your hair. However, coloring your hair does make a substantial difference sometimes. People judge you on how you act, how you present yourself. If you have recently colored your hair it may make you feel somewhat better, happier, more socially accepted. When you feel better you present yourself better and that is what makes the judging difference.
?
2009-10-20 18:26:06 UTC
The color of my hair makes me feel like i am a different person sometimes, and also with the cuts, but i still act the same.
2009-10-20 14:55:32 UTC
Hm, I don't think it influences your personality directly. I guess if you have blond hair, fir example, you might be stereotyped as a silly, sometimes not-all-there fun type of person, so you might act that way because that's how people expect you to be. Maybe if your that way naturally, you might dye your hair to match. Never know, but I don't think it really effects you all the time. :]
2009-10-20 14:13:22 UTC
Well, not quite exactly. Blondes don't have more fun, but rather more said, people expect them to be that way. Same goes for brunettes and red-heads.

-Does me hair color affect my personality ? no.

-Does it affect the way people may judge my personality ? yes.

-What effect does my hair color on me ? It definitely affects my self-confidence; boosts it up most of the time.
2009-10-20 14:02:37 UTC
Well think of it this way-Usually they say blondes are dumb, which I know a lot of blonds who are very intelligent. I am brunette. But you see some brunettes who always party. These are very outdated and probley were never true.
Luna
2009-10-20 12:26:47 UTC
no i dont think it does

we all have our stupid blonde moments, not saying that blondes are dumb its pretty much just a saying.

I have brown hair with red tints, and i can be really shy or extremely outgoing.

i recently died my hair so it has a dark red tint all over and i love it. but doesnt that mean i will have the personallity of my hair no

i see brunettes that are more blonde than brunette and vice versa



hair color is gene and so is personality

you can get your hair from your dad then you personality from your mom or both your parents.
Dolly 1
2009-10-20 11:31:49 UTC
I have changed my hair every colour. Dark as ebony, fiery red and golden blonde. I have to say that I prefer my hair blonde because I think that it suits me best of all. People say they don't judge but they do. I have received more positive comments when my hair is blonde then with any other hair colour. Funnily enough the only people who complemented me when my hair was red were other red heads. When my hair was black I was told I looked "too pale." My hair colour has never affected my personality but it obviously in my opinion, had an effect on others.
queenjeanarlene
2009-10-20 11:17:00 UTC
Yes! When I'm a Red Head I feel there is nothing I can't do and no body better mess with me against my will. I'm now to old to look good in the brighter colors I still remember my collage days when my hair was whatever color I felt like when I got up in the morning. I loved the freedoom that wigs and hair coloring gave me. I hope my children's children will have the same opportunities.
J-Dawn
2009-10-21 06:24:01 UTC
For me, it's the opposite way around. My personality influences my hair color. I have light auburn hair and it's pretty boring. I have an outgoing personality, so I turn it from boring auburn to vibrant red. People don't judge me, but I do get a lot of, "Is that your natural color?" and "Oh, I love your hair!" It gets annoying.
mali
2009-10-21 04:11:36 UTC
Appearance - in general - does affect behavioral attitudes , even for a temporary periods, but this influence is not restricted or predetermined, it may be predictable and it may change with life ups and downs. Hair colour is one aspect of outer appearance and it goes with the general rule.
IAgirlBAM
2009-10-20 11:54:32 UTC
I was born blond and my hair darkened after child birth (just like my mother and sister) to a dark brown (not a pretty one...a mousy one). I will always be blond in my own mind but I have tried to go to my "natural color" a couple of times. It may be my imagination but people treat me differently with a darker hair color.
Lily Khalo
2009-11-25 13:34:07 UTC
I have shiny dark coarse hair that's been straightened out to look like a cropped up hair cut for the Ring girl in the well. Sometimes I feel depressed, and it's easy for me to scare people.
2009-11-19 14:09:18 UTC
I'm a Brunnette and I am very fun-loving and bubbly. My friends say I'm hilarious and I know how to start a party and have fun but i also know when to be serious and when to be calm and relaxed. I also love reading but i also like playing physiacal sports like soccer, lacrosse and field hockey. So I'm basically a Laid-Back Fun-Loving Person! :Hope This Helps! :)
Bertram Pincus
2009-11-07 13:23:54 UTC
Wow, quite an interesting question, even if inadvertently lmao.



Umm... Well no the colour of your hair has no direct genetic influence on you as a human being.



But because of society's perceptions and yada yada then... Depending on ANY part of your image... It will affect how people talk to and treat you so subsequently may help or... Not help in shaping your personality.



It's unfair but it's life. But just ignore it, be yourself.
Holly
2009-11-05 12:33:46 UTC
I think Brunettes are taken more seriously. Redheads are expected to be more fierce, and Blondes get a lot of attention.
2009-11-03 11:39:12 UTC
Well if you're ugly as sh*t it wont matter what color you dye your hair so you should stop trying. If its true about you being this ugly dying your hair isn't going to change the way guys look at you.. maybe that money you're spending on hair dye you should use to buy a paper bag. maybe then guys will actually notice you.
haleybailey
2009-11-02 16:23:14 UTC
I think it effects your personality because some people only dye their hair to fit the stereotype when actually you can have as much fun as you want or be as smart as you want no matter your hair color, it has to come from you.
2009-10-20 17:34:29 UTC
Yes. When I'm a brunette, I feel smart and sophisticated. When I'm blonde, I feel like auditioning for "Girls Next Door", and when I'm a redhead, I feel like kicking small animals.



What, isn't that what you wanted to hear?
Sparkle
2009-10-20 16:30:39 UTC
People may judge each other based on that, it is certainly not true. I know a ton of extremly brilliant blondes, and a lot of slack off dressed down brunettes.
Ashley H
2009-10-20 15:47:50 UTC
Although I don't believe hair color is who you are, I always feel more like "myself" as a blonde. I am naturally blonde, but once dyed my hair to a medium shade of brunette. I might have never gotten used to it, (it was semi-permanent), but I never felt like me! I don't know that blondes "have more fun", or brunettes "are more sophisticated", but I feel more like me with my natural blonde.
LA SOYER
2009-12-02 11:23:50 UTC
i really think it dose!!! big time!!! because ive been threw almost every hair color out there well not including the crazy colors like blue, purple, green, pink........

had blue black and that made me feel kind of rocker and maybe a lil bit of a rebel.

had brown and that one just made me feel normal, neutral, and yea i guess you can say more sophisticated.

had burgundy red and it made me feel a lil bit more sensuall and more out there.

had blond and it was.. i don't know i didn't like it that much but yea i guess you can say they have a lil more fun but then mostly everyone assumessumes your stupid :P
Beautifully Different
2009-11-28 18:16:24 UTC
Yep. I'm a caramel and I am very sophisticated. My friend is blonde but she's smart and always seems to have a good time I guess.
2009-11-22 17:38:55 UTC
probably, because if your not comfortable with the way you look it can really show

you might act a little differently or maybe you're a totally different person

if I'm wearing something I don't think looks good on me or i don't like the way my hair looks i always just sit there totally out of the conversation and I'm not really fun to be around
blue chaos soɐɥɔ ǝnlq
2009-10-21 08:31:03 UTC
No, but it does affect how people expect you to be. When I was a blonde, people expected me to be a dingy airhead. I am most certainly not an airhead. I have my moments, but not dingy.

As a redhead, people take me much more seriously. I am a bit wild, with a temper to match, but still seen as a fairly smart person.
un4m3d4
2009-10-21 02:27:57 UTC
Despite popular belief, blondes are very intelligent and brunettes tend to be dumb as ****. Red-heads are the best in bed, for some reason.
,
2009-10-20 21:24:22 UTC
Yes, for example, if i m asian, I will look good in black or something dark color on my face because if i will have blonde or something very light i will look like a witch :) trust me... if i get blonde hair i will rather be a bald head lolz
priss22ja
2009-10-20 17:37:47 UTC
Yes the more vibrant my hair color is the more outgoing I seem to feel. There are times when I like blue/black and feel sexy and sultry, while as a light brunette I feel down to earth and homey.
Alone Guy
2009-10-20 16:34:33 UTC
Its 21st century and looks do matter according to me.

No matter what others think about the same but the change in millenium has brought this thinking in people's mind that looks ( including hair color ) or personality is the only thing u have to do to judge someone.

So, according to me it really influences personality.
Grandma Is God
2009-10-20 16:27:51 UTC
For me it does. I influence how I am. I was a very light blonde as a child and then started to go darker as I got older but I prefer to being light blonde so I dye my hair. It affects how I feel about myself but not how people see me except for the blonde jokes.
Zina
2009-10-20 11:47:15 UTC
red heads definitely are the most bold and get the most attention.



I think more african americans should go RED instead of blonde



and a lot of women go blond in general(white, hispanic, indian, etc)...so the ones who can't pull it off should go red INSTEAD







Do blondes have more fun? No but i think guys like blondes over brunettes

Are brunettes more sophisticated? No, but since dyed BLONDE is usually more trashy, then brunettes win classiness by default
2009-10-20 11:06:26 UTC
i definitely think your hair color influences your personality. It brings out the inner confidence and makes you you! but i don't think blondes have more fun or brunettes are more sophisticated. I believe those are myths. Any person with any hair color can have fun or be sophisticated. But hair color does reflect your attitude and how others look at you :)
2009-12-01 00:41:35 UTC
I would say its more of an expression, if your a wild out going person, you can expose that through your hair style and colour. But if you dye your hair black that doesnt mean your instantly an "emo" you may be a mysterious or seductive person. But hair colour shouldnt be taken as a serious personality trait.
2009-11-09 18:11:08 UTC
a lot of people think so but i really dont know. From what i heard brunnettes are supposed to have all the fun. blondes are always on the beach and the black haired are supposed to be sassy. but they say if you have an out of control hair color then your just a little wierd but i prefer to call it unique.
Jessica
2009-11-08 11:29:29 UTC
Not really.. If a dumb blonde dyes her hair brown, she's not going to get any smarter.

My natural color is between dirty blonde and brown..

And I've never really noticed anyone judge someone by the color of their hair...
Voice of reason
2009-10-20 15:01:53 UTC
Blonde is a brighter color and there is a subconscious thought of "blonde bombshell" so I think blondes turn more heads --initially.



However, brunettes are seen for their overall appearance - not just their hair and IMO brunettes hold physical attention from their admirers longer.
PoodleNoodle
2009-10-20 17:20:46 UTC
I definitely change my hair based on my mood. If I'm feeling cute and girly, I dye it blonde. If I'm feeling smart and sexy, it's dark brown. If I'm feeling a little bit rebellious, I dye it black.



I usually get more looks from guys when its dark brown.

Probably because most girls are blonde these days.
2009-11-09 19:17:32 UTC
Yes, definitely. You have to ask Dennis Rodman on the matter because he changes his hair color at a drop of a hat. How is Denice the Menace Rodman by the way?
JacksonvilleJags94
2009-11-05 13:48:21 UTC
Not always blondes are mean. I know this girl who's hair is brown but she recently died it blonde all the way and still acts nice and cool as she was before.
Michelle
2009-11-01 13:24:32 UTC
in my ap psych class, we had to conduct an experiment to see whether of not hair color has any effect on one's intelligence. the myth that blondes are stupider than brunettes was proven to be true.
Aja Giuliana Nicole <3
2009-11-01 12:13:41 UTC
Nah. I'm Japanese & Italian so my hair is blue-black. I have my "blonde moments" as everyone does, but mostly I'm just running around doing stupid stuff and laughing about it, like every other 14 year old. My friend Brendan on the other hand has light brown hair and his "blonde moments" are way more frequent. I guess it's just your personality....



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2009-10-23 17:56:49 UTC
well i think its true. people with blonde hair are proabably more outgoing then others. brunnetes are outgoing too but not as much as some blondes. i mean put it this way, asians have black hair (i think) and most of them arent like a trouble maker and stuff and arent that outgoing. so yes, i think ur hair color does influence ur personality for most people.
2009-10-23 07:17:17 UTC
i think it depends on the person and if you've dyed it or not. I dyed my hair purple a couple weeks ago because i was feeling sassy but for some people hair color doesnt effect their personality...except for blondes, im a blonde and i honestly have alot of blonde moments. =P
GOODBYE YAHOO ANSWERS!
2009-10-21 15:00:39 UTC
definitely no hair is a color it does not describe the feature of what it you or not it heredity thing & your heredity isn't your personality it a myth everyone likes to have fun & everyone sophisticated in there own way .
illmatic™
2009-10-21 14:11:21 UTC
Yes,[very]outdated.
Marie
2009-10-21 06:51:08 UTC
I think people still have stereotypes about blondes and brunettes.. even if women don´t want to accept it..

man like blondes because they are fun and silly

and brunettes are more serious...
Ms. Floats_Ur_Boat
2009-10-20 22:47:02 UTC
Well, I wasn't aware that people were judging others by the color of their hair. It's not good to think someone is a certain way because of their looks!
ℒ∆υ®єи (HPϟ)
2009-10-20 21:55:17 UTC
I'm not sure. I'm not blonde, I'm brunette, and a lot of people say I'm smart and I make good decisions.



It doesn't affect me at all, because I am who I am. Whenever I dye my hair, I don't feel differently at all.
Shannon
2009-10-20 20:32:28 UTC
It definitely has built my confidence to go from natural strawberry blond to dark brown. Darker colors seem to make me feel more "sophisticated" and smart, confident. I love my color.
2009-10-20 19:31:31 UTC
I am blonde, but not from L'oreal hairdye. I use Herbatint because they don't test on animals. People don't usually judge me on my haircolour. I think all these myths are most definitely outdated.
2009-10-20 18:22:18 UTC
no i don't think that my hair color influences my personality whatsoever. im a blond haired man and i am normally very mature and sophisticated about things.
?
2009-10-20 16:34:07 UTC
Not personality much. But more like how someone feels about themselves and how they look, if they think they look better as blond, be a blonde, better as a brunette be a brunette, etc.
2009-11-21 23:31:37 UTC
i dont believe it does, well i didnt til i met Britney, a girl in my school. she is a true stero type blonde! BUT ITS BC SHE THINKS SHES SUPPOSED 2 B! she is a **** and pretends 2 be stupid. she is nasty and mean and a back stabber cuz she thinks blondes r supposed 2 be, i no thats not true but apperently she doesnt. iisnt that stupid!



i also have a red head friend and people expect her 2 be very unique and crazy and wild! and shes actually very shy....she just has CRAZY puffy orange hair lol
<3~Kami Aoi~<3
2009-10-21 02:57:41 UTC
i currently have multi colored hair...



it is pink, red, blue and purple..( though it is fading)



Blondes have more fun



brunettes are sophisticated...



redheads are fiery



raven haired are mysterious.





and im just confused whoo!!!!!





on a more serious note....im sure ppl probably think sometimes that my hair right now is just silly..but i like it...so no...if i was worried about what ppl would think..I would not have done it in the first place.





and next month...i am going completely blue!
PJ
2009-11-25 08:38:01 UTC
I think people see me differently because well lets face it I'm 6'3' 195 pounds if i had bright pink hair people wouldn't take me seriously. Luckily i have brown hair but you can see what I'm getting at
?
2009-11-30 09:21:18 UTC
Why yes your hair does influence your personality, but not by its color by the way you where it.For example: soft curls wit side bangs and partly pulled back= fancy, messy bun no make up= doesn't care about apearance, messy bun and make up = party girl. So thats how it affects your personallity.
noxlux
2009-11-29 11:48:28 UTC
i am a blonde and i think i have alot of fun. it depends. it all depends on how the person shows the hair color, not how the hair color shows you. i mean you can't just dye your hair blonde and expect to have more fun, just because your hair tells you to.
2009-11-28 21:15:24 UTC
No not at all I dont just look at there hair colour and judge their personallity NO WAY i get to Know the person.



Trust me whoever told you that is absoutly not true and anyways people can change their hair anyday so anyday they can have diffrent personalitys!!
2009-11-23 17:26:23 UTC
I don't think it really matters. Some people judge each other like that, but I judge someone on their personality and I expect them to do the same for me
monica c:
2009-11-23 09:34:24 UTC
I think my hair color influences my personality, I'm dirty blonde, sometimes I like to have fun, but sometimes I like to take things slow.
opwerporew
2009-11-11 16:19:37 UTC
Absolutely not. However, the way society treats the different colors does have a small effect on them.
adhdguitar
2009-10-22 22:21:42 UTC
Your hair does not directly influence your personality but the same genes that influence your hair also influence your personality leading to the different stereo-types involving hair colors.
2009-10-21 08:01:24 UTC
I AM SOPHISTICATED TRAVELL ALL AROUND THE WORLD EDUCATED AND RAISED IN ROME ITALY A BLACK HAIRED NICE ITALIAN WOMAN MY HAIR PART OF ME MY PERSONALITY I DO NOT NEED TO CHANGE COLOR CAUSE I AM BEAUTIFULL NO MATTER THE COLOR BLONDS ONE THOUSANDS A PENNY BLOND AN ILLUSION OF FUN
aredsailjunk
2009-10-21 06:40:12 UTC
When I was younger I tried a number of colour changes.usually in

the blond to red. shades-..within our family we tend to go " grey" very early...but are blessed with the hair turning "white/silver " with no yellow.

Few months back . felt need for a pick me up ,was tired of feeling older / being considered because of hair colour. After a number of reverse frostings - do overs -garish hair....during which my true personality really took a beating....I gave up colouring forever. Took a number of months, some very good hair cuts

but now my colour is all natural again.....feel like myself and my personality

secure.....funny...I now get asked who colours my hair and it seems many more compliments on how beautiful my hair is....smile

btw - why are there not many quality products for silver hair..not the pale purples/blues and so forth we see so much....???

"Celebrate your Silver " "Platinum and Pearl s"
Iron Wolf
2009-10-21 03:39:57 UTC
No, it doesn't. I've known smart blondes and i've known unsophisticated brunettes. Its all a myth people are people because of their mind. and not their hair color.
?
2009-10-21 00:26:57 UTC
I think this question is really asking about your NATURAL hair colour. I just don't get why people keep on replying with answers that rolls around their dyed hair. I have black hair, by the way and so far I have heard nothing about black-haired people.
Oh So Curious
2009-10-20 23:14:06 UTC
Yes, definitely. I'm brunette and feeling all fun and flirty doesn't seem to come all that naturally to me. But when you think about dying your hair that colour, it's like you're hiding behind a mask and can do anything.
need 2 get a grip
2009-10-20 18:19:29 UTC
i don't think your color directly correlates whether you have more fun, are more sophisticated, etc. but i DO think that if your natural color isn't what you'd like it to be, but you dye it to the color you want, it could boost your confidence level. when your hair looks good, you're not self conscious about whether you as a whole look good.
Kristen ♥
2009-10-20 14:51:03 UTC
A little bit ( sorta ) cuz my friend's hair is really dark black but she is so sweet!!! Black is like a mean color but she's nice. Blondes do have more fun because at a Sweet 16, my friend wanted to leave at 9pm when the party in fact ended at 12AM.



I agree, it does influence your personality but by just a little bit.
GreenJade
2009-10-20 14:27:26 UTC
No, I doesn't affect my personality, but people tends to treat women (hell know why only women) differently. Still blondes are stupid and easy, and brunettes are smart and more sophisticated.



I wouldn't care what people thinks about my color of my hair. If they don't like it that's their problem, not mine.
Scabby Chipmunk
2009-10-20 14:08:06 UTC
Funny how there is no term for people with black hair. Why is that?? Only blondes for yellow hair and brunettes for brown hair.



Is it because people who are not white ( asian, hispanic, black) tend to have black hair and therefore they are subhuman? I always wondered that.



The 'blondes have more fun, brunettes are intelligent, and redheads are quirky' racially charged statement needs to be flushed down the toilet where it belongs.
2009-10-20 12:30:30 UTC
I think so, But not why you think. I think peoplr grow up thinking "Im blonde! I have more fun!" or "Im a smarty because in brunette" So they grow up like that. People have said stuff about my hair, asking me if im fun or smart, I have brown low lights and my real color is blonde, I also have pink.
♥HelloKitty Freak♥
2009-10-29 12:58:27 UTC
I would have to say yes but no blonde's can have as much fun as A brunettes like my hair is black but I act like A blonde and I act dumb



hope this helps???????
Ray
2009-10-27 18:35:35 UTC
yes i agree i was a blonde during summer and i felt i was more outgoing and i really liked how blonde looked on me. now i am brunette and i feel more sophisticated and more mysterious
2009-10-20 18:31:01 UTC
I change my hair colour once in a while, but when I see myself with one colour or another, it will influence how I behave. I might act more confident with brown hair, or more poetic with black hair. I think the person him- or her-self is sometimes affected by the hair colour, but shouldn't be judged by others just by that same trait.
ahkanyluna
2009-10-20 18:20:28 UTC
well, i am a brunette and im pretty sure its just a stereotype that if youre blonde, you have more fun?



i have tons of fun haha.

but its just that i like to keep things a bit more reserved at times.

i love to party and just be wild and crazy?

but there are boundaries.



but then again... maybe i should go blonde ;)

just to test out my wild side completely HAHA!
2009-10-20 10:45:42 UTC
I have had my hair blonde, red, brown and black and I have noticed differences in how I act and how people treat me.



Blonde- I honestly do think i have more fun as a blonde. When I had it Platinum blonde I did get rude comments from women. When it was my natural dark blonde I get a lot of looks from men. My husband has told me he is more attracted to blondes.



Red- I always got asked if it was my natural color and told how pretty it was. I think people notice redheads more b/ there aren't that many. People also assumed I was fiery or b!tchy just b/c of my red hair.



Brown- I tend to look really plain with brown hair, I think I'm less outgoing with brown hair. I never really get comments on it from anyone.



Black- They either love it or hate it. I feel really sexy with black hair. My husband says it makes me look exotic but evil....lol



I don't judge on hair color bc mine has been every color and I stay pretty much the same with all colors. I may feel more sexy or attractive with a certain color but it certainly doesn't change the person I am.
independent
2009-10-20 10:43:46 UTC
I am and always have had dark brown hair but I have experimented with different shades of brown but never blonde. I am sure I would silly with blonde hair as I am dark skinned and dark eyed. Nowadays I buy closest to my natural color so I can cover those pesky grays that show up in the front of my hair line. After a cut and color, I always feel great. I know I do a good job on the color when no one notices. I hate it when you find the color you love and then they discontinue it, drives me crazy.
DK
2009-12-01 07:32:16 UTC
Yea, I think blondes are stereotypically stupid because they have an excuse to be. So the longer ur blonde, the longer u will get stupider and stupider lol sad but true
?
2009-12-01 06:16:48 UTC
I think personality influences the hair color.
?
2009-11-18 12:17:19 UTC
Yep.

People react to stereo types about hair color, and that changes the person depending on their hair color. So, yes but indirectly.
cooldude
2009-11-16 01:10:19 UTC
i don't think it's the hair colour which has a direct influence, but it may have an indirect influence, say if blondes are treated differently to brunettes.
2009-11-14 18:04:34 UTC
Well, I've never been blonde. I wouldn't think I'd look good as a blonde, and I would probably feel uncomfortable. So I guess it does influence personality. ;)
2009-11-03 03:56:36 UTC
yes, i think that influence a lot on your personality.



we are used to be on some sort of stereotype on our society, so you relate some color to some personality. The one that sets you best gives you more confidence so your personality now becomes into a secure person that can pull of any clothes, any hair cut, any boyfriend. ;)
?
2009-10-21 08:47:47 UTC
Year and no. It is complicated cause on the instant I can be happy and have more charisma ; but it will change. Then few days after, back to normal again. When I change my hair it makes me feel like I was checking my look.
2009-10-21 08:17:55 UTC
It depends entirely on the person. Some people like to follow the stereotypes, but i believe that everybody is individual and their hair colour is them expressing themselves.



Typical stereotypes like red heads are fiery and wild and blondes are crazy and dumb are all myths to me. :)
2009-10-21 03:59:16 UTC
yes i think it does. i have extremely dark borwn hair and that relfects my personality alot. and now thinking about it,most the brunettes in my class ARE more sophisticated and ide say more mature. most the blondes are more outgoing and have alot of "blonde moments"lol
2009-10-20 20:41:16 UTC
I think that myth is false. My hair is dark brown and i've dyed my hair orange, light brown, red, blonde, and black. I felt the same, people treated me the same. Although i think red hair looks better with my skin.

NEWAY my friends with blonde hair are not dumb or stupid they act normal like everyone else. hopes this helps. :)
2009-10-20 19:59:25 UTC
outdated!

I was a brunette and I had more fun than now that I'm a blonde.

Hair has nothing to do with your personality.
=D
2009-10-20 18:19:21 UTC
I don't think that hair color have to do with people personality at all, some girls in my class are smart, and she's blond.
2009-10-20 14:45:10 UTC
Kind of. You see, people who are blond TEND (not generalizing the whole population), tend to obtain higher social status as a "popular" person during school. This influences their lifestyle dramatically. They may go out more with friends, thus lowering their attention on school work. This concept applies to other hair colors as well.
one b
2009-10-20 13:45:37 UTC
Yes I do believe that hair color makes your feel different. I know when I "touch up" my color I feel better and have more self confidence. I also know I tried my normal hair color and when I went back to blonde I felt better.
M
2009-11-28 09:45:22 UTC
No that's not true at all. Its just a myth. People don't act like like who they are cause of there hair color they act like they're selves not there hair color
?
2009-10-27 11:29:56 UTC
Your hair color has nothing to do with it unless you think oh no im not going to have fun because im not blond then it will.
NetQuestion
2009-10-21 08:40:23 UTC
born a blonde - when i had it dyed to brunette people did not approach me as much.



I mean no offer to carry groceries at the check out no drinks bought for me at the bar nothing





as a blonde i guess i appeared softer and more approachable
Mella
2009-10-20 20:12:16 UTC
i tend to see blondes as less serious and brunettes and more serious, normally. i prefer to have a deep brunette shade (dyed), my hair is naturally a medium brown color. i thought about dying my hair blonde this summer and thought maybe it would make me look more beachy and bubbly and fun.
?
2009-10-20 15:26:45 UTC
I don't think your hair color influences your personality that much. I know plenty of blondes that are geniuses and plenty of brunettes who can act stupid. Your personality has nothing to do with your hair color.
Pedwily
2009-11-27 16:32:25 UTC
No it has no effect.. it may effect how people see you but if you are blonde that does not mean you are more fun... I know a lot of shy blondes..
She Wolf ☪
2009-11-27 10:19:30 UTC
Those are all stereotypes.

I'm blonde and i'm usually the smartest one in all of my classes.[Not trying to brag, it's a fact]

But, if I do say something a little stupid and make a slip-up everybody always says "Looks like you've had another blonde moment"
Cali H
2009-11-22 11:50:58 UTC
It depends! If you really like the color it can boost your self-esteem, and if you think the color is super ugly and doesn't essentuate your best features, then you might be self concious about it and it could make you more shy or feel less attractive.
Sm:)e
2009-11-20 10:47:21 UTC
Yes it does. Blondes DO have more fun. An example; my crazy friends. <3
Fire and Ice
2009-11-18 11:04:10 UTC
I don't know about hair color influencing my personality, but I noticed that having different styles definitely does.
Kysa
2009-11-17 16:35:31 UTC
I have blonde hair and I do have lots of fun, but i don't think blondes have more fun. I have several friends that are blonde as well as me, who are in advanced classes, so i don't believe in the 'dumb blondes' and i'm not saying that because i'm blonde, I do have my dumb moments
Angela M.
2009-11-14 20:39:23 UTC
my friends judge me on my hair color but its normal. im a hyper, outgoing type of girl and im a brunette, but im sure that there are alot of blondes like me out there too.
linda
2009-11-01 16:24:28 UTC
Different people have different ways of judging and looking of others. As if for me, I have brown hair color and yellow highlights. Older people thinks I'm bad or something. And younger people think it look nice on me.



When i dyed my hair violet red. People say i look cutier and more mature. Sometimes I dye my hair one color light brown, people say I look innocent and nice. But i think it really depend on people that gives you different types of comments. But I don't care what they think or say. I like to try out new colors and have a new look.
R.J.
2009-10-26 14:04:56 UTC
Hair is just a expression of our feelings, and whatnot.



I have my hair, dirty blonde, blue, and pink.



I'm fun, easygoing, and wild somtimes :) Overly energetic.



But thats not the point, it doesn't matter the color of your hair to make your personality!
Cowgirljd
2009-10-21 08:47:09 UTC
I get my hair highlighted, and it doesn't effect my personality. I did it, because I wanted a new Style. I still sweet with my new hair.



I have like dark brown hair with Blonde highlights.
Yvonneeeee
2009-10-21 06:07:34 UTC
Not really. I have dark hair, but I'm always so slow and stuff. People still call me blonde even though I am clearly not blonde.
2009-10-21 05:23:43 UTC
Blonds have more cocky personality for many. But for black hairs the simplicity and beauty shines for me.



I prefer brunettes as the top hair color who always catches my attention.
?
2009-10-21 04:50:14 UTC
Colors generally influence your mood, which in turn influences your personality. So, blond with pink highlights makes you feel cheerful and brown with subtle gold, sort of more grown up.Its sort of like wearing a colorful sweater, in contrast to a grey jersey.
2009-10-21 02:07:39 UTC
No, and those are stereotypes. But some people believe they have to act a certain way because of their hair color. And some people do conform to these stereotypes
Flying Penguins
2009-10-20 12:39:40 UTC
Blondes have more fun I think that's load of bullshit your hair colour has nothing to do with it, also most of the people in my school are brunettes and there the ones that slap the fake tan on, theres hardly any blondes where am from but hey.. and na no one really judges on hair colour, the ones that do are fools ;)
?
2009-11-16 04:53:45 UTC
My friends and I prove the old theory of dumb blondes, smart brunettes, and average red-heads. I (brunette) Am the......least smart. The Blonde is smart. And the red-head is smartest.
2009-10-25 16:30:42 UTC
Oh I have curly and brighty brown hair, people sometimes say I'm blonde, and sometimes, in the sunlight, red-head, heh... I like my hair, it gives me the power of being whenever I want, wherever I go.

[but no, I don't like of being compared with a chamaleon, my color is 100% natural! =D]



I'll always shine! *-*
Miss
2009-12-02 08:27:14 UTC
yes it does. Just like the choice of clothes and makeup- It's all a reflection of yourself, and what you are feeling.I'm assuming you're talking about hair dye not hair colour you're born with.
sballlady
2009-11-24 18:32:54 UTC
noooo wayy blondes are fake and try to pull off the "dumb blonde" image. Brunettes have more fan and are way more sophisticated!
?
2009-11-20 15:04:28 UTC
Stereotypes...

platinum blondes are loud, attention seekers, flirty, wild partier, think they're hot

dyed really dark black :unique, different, confident, bold and cool

black: natural, down to earth, different

red: bold, courageous and wild

Ginger: shy, smart, don't really care about what other's think about them, friendly and unique

Brunette: In the crowd, pretty, average, follower

natural Blond: down to earth, special, friendly, smart

Any really bright colours: Loud, aventurous, confident, bold, not bothered about other's opinions and cool in their eyes.

Based on people in my school
Robbie Wasabi =]
2009-11-13 19:40:14 UTC
Actually, yes.



I colored my hair auburn red before and I loved it because it brought out my eyes.

I then colored my hair black. I LOVED black hair. I have grey eyes so it brought out my eyes like crazy and I looked gorgeous with it! I also felt like a rebel.. like I could do anything that I wanted to without action done back to me! Ha ha.

Then I went back to a lighter shade of brown. I don't really like it as much. It's like a light golden brown. It makes me feel dull and like everyone else without any spunk or anything to differentiate me.
Keepersdaughter
2009-11-12 06:43:40 UTC
I have black hair and my hair is long and straight. But I have a really complex personality. I don't think it direcly has anything to do with your personailty but how people view you may have an impact. It depends on the person.
?
2009-10-30 16:44:32 UTC
Acually, people say for me it be good to be red or even orange, they say i'm super hyper and always have a lot of energy. They also say i'm always a hot-head, but i don't mind, red hairs cool, and orange(putting in my own little added adition here) is the color of Kyo's hair!

Look at my picture to find out what i'm talking about!



(Sorry if I added a little too much)
?
2009-10-23 22:24:09 UTC
Hair color has some influence but minimal, but obviously it depends on the person.
2009-10-21 08:42:09 UTC
I don't think people judge me on the colour of my hair, but I think they recognise my signature brunette curls as a part of my character.
Rawrr!
2009-10-21 06:35:58 UTC
Well blondes really are according to boys "More Attractive" but i dont think thats true,people really don't judge my hair color they just judge how i put it up in like a ponytail basiclly my hairstyles.
Donald H
2009-10-21 02:44:21 UTC
No way. You may like the way you look as a blond for instance, but the only thing that will change is you confidence.
2009-10-20 20:22:09 UTC
I think it depends.

I don't think you can exactly determine someone's personality, by their hair color. Thats not right. :\



I mean, it could show that someone likes be versatile, for those who like to change it up a lot. But you need to get to know the actual person first...
2009-10-20 17:35:34 UTC
I have white blonde hair, and I color it light brown. I don't think it's about what's right and wrong, I think doing whatever makes you feel good and like your appearance is what you should do, natural or not. I think I look like an aging woman with my natural hair color, so I color it brown to make me feel more confident. c:
2009-10-20 16:38:38 UTC
Personalty I'm a blonde & proud of it!

With out the color of my hair, i wouldn't make me, me.

I think someone need to make some new myths. Haha.
tll
2009-10-20 14:26:58 UTC
I'm a red head and most people will ask me if I have the temper! I don't mind, thats what people think of when they see a red head. Hot tempered; quick to anger things like that. In a way I feel I live up to the hype. I do have somewhat of a short fuse, but it generally depends on the situation. But generally I get TONS of compliments on my hair more than anything. My son also says its orange and not red...lol.
2009-10-20 10:34:55 UTC
I don't think the COLOR has anything to do with it...it's the CONDITION and STYLE of your hair. If you have a great hairstyle and your hair is in great condition, the color doesn't matter. Everyone has their own personal preferences when it comes to color, but trust me, no one is going to be attracted to dry,brittle, damaged hair or an outdated hairstyle.



I personally think brunettes RULE! Something about the deep,richness of a warm brown is so beautiful. However, I have experimented with being blonde and redhead too.
?
2009-10-20 10:27:52 UTC
I don't think it does to a certain extent.

I've never met anyone who actually seriously thought that blondes were dumb, and brunettes were boring.

I am a natural red head, and I personally have been judged. People like to say gingers have no soul and that we're short tempered. I think it all depends on how to react to the comments you get from others.

I don't act like i have a temper, so I can ignore the stereotypes.



Sure, when I'm having a good hair day that can definitely affect my mood. But color? Nah.
freaky_duck_fairy
2009-10-20 10:19:20 UTC
oooh, interesting question. Let's see... I am brunette, and I would not say I was boring or more sophisticated...I am just me! I think names influence personalities a lot, but that was not the question.



I do not think people judge me on my hair colour, but I have (sorry!) judged others on their hair color, as well as what I have seen of them. If someone is acting like a complete bimbo and they happen to be blonde, I am guilty of applying the old stereotypes to them. I do not know of many brunette stereotypes, and the only red-head (auburn) one I have heard is the temper thing. I do not actually know any redheads. Damn, I live in a small town. =)
?
2009-11-23 08:24:35 UTC
It absolutely does. If I go brunette, I feel dull and boring. When red, I feel the skies the limit. (never been blond).
2009-11-26 11:17:10 UTC
Hey i dont kno the answer but can everyone vote me a thumbs up im trying to get more points then my friend and i need like 30 more
monkeysamurai
2009-11-23 14:12:06 UTC
Holy **** this is a lot of answers. I think it does. Funkier more rock-ish type people go for the colors. I think it influences but does not decide your personality
?
2009-11-22 12:37:24 UTC
It might make a small influence on the way Society treats you or perceives you. This then may have an effect on you.
2009-11-19 09:26:55 UTC
I think it leads to individuality and some things they say about certain hair colours are true. I am a PROUD ginger and i have a fiery temper and a tempting type of personality so i'd say i agree :)
Lora Belle
2009-11-16 18:20:43 UTC
Well when I think blonde's I think "Ditzy" and when I think brunette I think more intelligent and more open minded about things, I have dark brown hair maybe that's why I think that way, I'm not sure. lol
Kathleen
2009-11-14 17:15:15 UTC
I have red hair, and quite frankly, that's not always a good thing.



Anyways, can someone please go answer my most recently asked question :(?

I posted it around 15 minutes or so ago.

I would really appreciate because I am slowly discovering that no matter how many times I post a question, nobody will see it, so many get posted.



Please :(?
WaitingforaMiracle
2009-11-08 07:49:01 UTC
I don't think it does. I know plenty of stupid brunettes who have no common sense and are horrible people. Some of my blonde friends are really intelligent and kind. I have black hair, nobody really judges me on my hair. I think your personality is whatever you are, I don't think any physical part of you can affect that.
Confused and Hurt
2009-11-07 10:39:06 UTC
No, i have friends of all hair colors and they act the same, yes there are dumb blondes but there are dumb brunettes also and smart blondes so ya
2009-10-28 07:11:58 UTC
yes, most of the time becauseim a blonde and people are always asking me if i want to o play football, and do sports. my friend, a brunette, is always asked if he wants to go hang out, just watch tv at a bud's house.
2009-10-26 18:13:33 UTC
well in my mind a blonde is way eaiser to get in to you pants.

brunettes are known as smart but still are easy to get in to your pants.

red heads they are smart sluts that are hard to get in to your pants.

so every color of hair has a diffrent sexual apeal. so i go for blondes the most because give em` a few drinks and they are in your pants for a week or two.
?
2009-10-24 23:35:13 UTC
my hair color is changed each year or month depending on what i feel like. but blonds do have more fun and brunettes are smart, i would know my hair is half and half right now.
r000t
2009-10-22 19:24:26 UTC
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Remember " We ARE worth It!!!"



Thank you L'Oreal! I've used your fab products through the years...I've been a cute blonde, a firey redhead, and a fab burnette.



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2009-10-21 08:18:32 UTC
It's possible because people view me depending on my hair color. I used to have black-brown hair, so people would think I'm a serious person, but I'm not. And right now, my hair is light brown. I like it light brown because it makes me feel sweet and nice. (: And that's like my personality.

But last year, I wanted blonde or platinum because it was last year's popular hairstyle is Japan, but I guess my mom said platinum would look ugly on me. :T
2009-10-21 07:46:54 UTC
I think color can influence how you feel. But it depend upon you view the color. I liked highlighting my hair, red, copper and felt better about myself. but people were not any more nicer to me. Now I think natural is best. Its who i really am.
2009-10-21 07:39:58 UTC
i think its just a myth. im a natural brunette and i have tons of fun, and i have more ocnfidence then some of my blonde friends.



I know blondes who are smarter

i know blondes who are dumber



i know brunettes who are more sophisticated

and i know some tht arent
Raquel
2009-10-20 19:42:46 UTC
I hate that people judge others based on hair color. Its not necessarily true.
Sydney
2009-10-20 13:25:18 UTC
I definitely think that these myths are outdated. I dye my hair blonde in the summer and people tell me i'm a dumb blonde! (But then i say Oh, ya go look at my report card. 4.0 baby!) then when fall comes i dye it black/brown and people call me goth! I don't really care what people say about me cuz' i know it's not true!
?
2009-11-20 04:59:20 UTC
well it usually changes the way other people think of you. See if you get black hair and your personality leans towards that people will think your gothic, it just depends on the combination of the hair color and your personality before you changed it
?
2009-10-20 21:35:37 UTC
sure it does ,blonde's do have more fun, think about it. men always love blonde's .their bodies. their face . they look pure , brunettes look too sophisticated, too bossy. deep black hair women look changeling,look deeply smart, inchanting,mystical and very watchful. its not right but that's the way it is.
ZER0 C00L ••AM••VT••
2009-10-20 15:37:05 UTC
Nope. The hair color/personality connection is a ridiculous myth.
?
2009-11-28 16:27:20 UTC
lol im just 15 but i think those myths are outdated. im not sure if its the same for adults though. my hairs black and for some reason it makes me feel more confident :)
Ahmad
2009-11-25 12:20:01 UTC
I don't think it influences anything in your personality. Just influences your looks.

But some stereotypical people will think that it does. Because you're brunette you're clever, blondes are dumb etc. Don't listen to them.
2009-11-13 17:42:16 UTC
Well I think it can influence you to act a certain way, your hair is a part of you and you can act a certain way if you know the myths and believe them.So it could possible influence someone to act a certain way so. no and yes
2009-11-02 13:06:16 UTC
yes sometimes, different colors represent different emotions and meaning so the fact that you choose those particular color it could influence your personality and give you the idea that "blondes have more fun etc"
Kaity
2009-11-02 09:19:48 UTC
People put women in different socio-economic groups based on their hair color and color management.
2009-10-28 14:25:38 UTC
i heard about this somewhere about your natural color.like redheads can hold more pain or somthing?

it might be true like ,i things like temper and stuff are written in your dna.

maybe like a a specific race of people or most likely to be more friendly.

for example blondes but maybe like only 75% of em? anyways i hope u understand i think maybe .genetically
2009-10-28 10:44:23 UTC
yes. It does in my opinion. I am a blonde right now. It is a good color for women. Learn how to use it.
CrazyChik2009
2009-10-25 01:55:04 UTC
well imalmost blonde im REALLY light brown with blonde in my hair(all natural)!I love life i dont know if they have more fun because i know some blonde people who are BORING but me and my friend have the same colour hair and we are CRAZYY!!!! I think its true what they say though, blonde people are stupid because every week at least 5 people say im dumb!lol!Im knot im very intulectular! Well Im the only one to think that:( Lol!!!!!!!!
Saleh
2009-10-21 00:14:02 UTC
Yes of course hair colour plays important role in guessing ur personality!
raaawr
2009-10-20 19:45:17 UTC
I got bright red highlights in my plain brown hair and I got a lot of positive attention. It reflects how I feel, so people who fell the same and are into he same kinda style notice and realize that we have something in common.
Seekerguy123
2009-10-20 16:54:20 UTC
Yes, I do believe my hair color influences my personality to a degree. I have dark hair. Therefore, I tend to think of myself as having a somewhat dark personality from time to time. That might sound weird but that's how I like to think of it.
Miss Pincushion
2009-10-20 16:47:47 UTC
Well my hair is dyed blue so I don't really know.



My natural hair color is dark blonde and i don't seem to have that much fun really so I would have to say no.
literally
2009-10-20 16:27:59 UTC
Brunettes are NOT sophisticated lol, and i'm blonde and i don't have a lot of fun : (
nattydreddey
2009-10-20 15:16:44 UTC
I believe that they are myths. I change my hair color often because I like to try different styles. I am very secure with myself and proud to wear the color that suits my hairstyle. My personality does not change whatsoever! ;o)
Answer up
2009-10-20 14:23:20 UTC
Hair color does influence my personality. When I feel my hair does not look good, my personality deflates. But when I feel like I am looking good, I am more confident and upbeat. I don't think it depends on the color of my hair, but on the attitude that goes with it.
2009-11-14 17:00:52 UTC
NO IM A Brunnete with many blonde moments
Orbein
2009-11-03 13:58:49 UTC
well i dint think hair color really makes a difference but some people think like a kid i know in my school called william who has nice long black hair that looks emoish but i cam to find out hes not, but he thinks hes cool at some times cause of his hair.
disobey♥C:
2009-10-24 08:26:14 UTC
Ofcourse not its just color and dont change it a lot your hair will fall out!I prefer brunettes!
sharad p
2009-10-20 15:24:46 UTC
Yes it must do.



The deep person inside a sleep is brought to life.



Like: if you have shorts on you would walk and sit in a different way. So it is with the hair colour
?
2009-10-20 11:29:21 UTC
No it only helps to make you feel good and brings out your complexion. If it is real pretty you get complements and sometimes copy cats. Those myths are outdated because you find more women of color wearing those colors. Really it just makes you feel good and look good.
Vimal
2009-11-22 08:17:39 UTC
Yes..It does in my personality..Because some colors are attractive & sexy and some may not..

Attraction plays a major role but I don't think it shows the character of people..
Luka
2009-11-18 13:25:36 UTC
Redheads tend to get picked on when younger, which is why they have a tendency to be mean. At some point, they'll either realize they're hot, or they'll spend there whole lives thinking they're freaks and just play along with it. (Think Carrot-Top)
2009-11-16 12:18:47 UTC
for me i am always changing my hair color.... i think it somewhat does influence who i am a litttle and it expresses different sides of me. in the summer i go blonde with highlights and i feel more easy going and stuff. for fall and springi keep it my normal hair color, brunette, and for the winter i go dark.. alost balck temporarily and play it up with bright colors.
2009-11-16 09:52:01 UTC
What??? Rubbish!!!!!!



All the blondes I know don't have much fun, I have the best fun in the world (my friends would say - I have blonde/brown hair).
2009-11-16 07:02:27 UTC
I think personality influence hair color.
Comilona
2009-11-12 23:01:41 UTC
well, I am 30....

i change my hair style and collor ever since I was 13, i've had red, blue, black, orange, blonde and pink hair collor. now am in red again and I know some ppl think I am funky or even crazy. sometimes get the feeling they judge me for my hair style. and u know what? who cares, I am just me and they will never know...
Emma
2009-11-11 18:13:22 UTC
i know it sounds cheesy but dont judge a book by its cover. its pretty rude to stereotype people by

their hair color seriously. those myths might not be outdated but they arent true. im pretty sur eno one judges me by the color of my hair
bee
2009-11-10 12:33:29 UTC
Yes! to a certain degree.

If you get your hair dyed red, then you'd feel more confident and bold, blonde for feeling more soft and flirty and brown to sexy :)

It doens't make a difference to who you really are, or act like, but makes you feel a particular way instead.
?
2009-11-03 10:58:59 UTC
I feel more confident as a redhead (natural brunette), but I think that haircolor is the physical embodiment of how you want to be perceived/perceive yourself, I don't think that any one haircolor can mean the same thing to everyone, it's more of a "be what you want to be" kind of thing...
?
2009-10-31 09:21:15 UTC
It depends on what you want to believe. Maybe it's that blonds act stupid sometimes because they think they're supposed to. Maybe brunettes act shy because that's what's expected. I don't believe in it. You are you, no matter what your hair color is.
Cirrest51
2009-10-28 13:18:37 UTC
yes, I was treated less human with gray hair. I color my hair brunette and believe it or not...people was more helpful. polite, courteous.

I'm glad i made the move because i don't look old any more.
Angel
2009-10-25 00:08:24 UTC
Well, it depends on how you look at it. Some people find deep comfort in things such as why are you born with your hair colour and what does your name mean. Personally, I am one of those people, just not tooo obsessed. I find it really interesting that most stuff matches.:P



But I don't really think my hair colour (black) influence my personality too much.
Izzybellez
2009-10-23 02:23:38 UTC
Well, I'm a brunette and I guess I'm sorta smart, not nerdy smart though. I kind of think that blondes are sort of dumb though. I'm not saying all of them are, but I think there are definitely more dumb blondes than brunettes. And no one judges me on my hair colour. :)
...
2009-10-21 07:26:04 UTC
i think it does. i had my hair dyed with blonde highlights and dark underneath, and i got alot more confident, i think it was because i got alot of attention from boys. i dyed mine blonde all over but it went wrong so i felt more shy etc. but a few days later dyed it brown and now i feel more confident and relaxed. i did feel really boring being brunetter but now i think its nice and not boring.
2009-10-21 06:13:43 UTC
If my hair color does influence my personality it just emplys that i am boring because my natural hair color is blk and thats the way it is, and always will be : )
?
2009-10-20 17:00:22 UTC
I have brunette hair with blonde/carmel hilights. Kinda a mixed-signal! Um, I dont know, I think everyone is who they are and hair color doesnt have anything to do with it. But that is just me!! :)
Courtney ♥
2009-10-20 15:58:30 UTC
I've heard of a UK study were they dyed 200 women's hair blond I do believe to see if blonds really do have fun. Apparently these women became more confident, more outgoing, and over all felt more physically appealing. I myself have never dyed my hair but who knows, maybe it would change peoples opinions of me and myself?
Fulk Y
2009-10-20 13:22:02 UTC
When I have the certain hair color, I will get the man. Or if I feel like eating pine cones and walking the aardvark, I will go with a brownish color of hair. It all depends
gladys
2009-10-21 02:18:47 UTC
the thin blondes make one look super and fabulous. some myths are expired.people are truly amazing they judge one according to their living style inclusive their hair styles.
センターガイ
2009-11-29 20:43:27 UTC
No. It's the stereotypes that are associated with a particular haircolor that seems to "influence" an individual's personality.
2009-11-24 08:02:25 UTC
well sometimes. cause you see almost majority of fake blondes(and sometimes original blondes) in the prep category. but my friend hasn't ever dyed her hair and is blonde and she isn't like that. she's innocent and stuff. and so on with other hair colors. cause most think that red heads are wh*res, and black headed people are gothic(or carefree), and brown headed are innocent, and blondes are slutty and stuff. but most isn't true.
Loveless
2009-11-18 09:01:47 UTC
Hmm for me not so much my natural hair color is dark brown, but I dye it auburn red because I don't really like my natural hair color lol its to boring and plain if you ask me.
smilee :)
2009-11-05 14:54:19 UTC
no. usually u get ur hair color from ur parents' or a relatives' genes, & that doesnt mean that u will act exactly like that person just becuz u both have the same hair color ^__^
?
2009-11-03 11:34:38 UTC
I don't think it has anything to do with your personality, it may change the way people look at you but not who you are. I dye my hair a lot and it doesn't change who I am, just how people look at me, but usually the same.
hi there
2009-10-21 01:12:27 UTC
yeah I think so...

I feel better or more fun with a more blonde color and I feel more like I blend in as a brunette......
2009-10-20 23:55:48 UTC
Absolutely. I'm dirty blonde normally, but I've gone black, red, bleach blonde, and even purple! People totally look at you differently depending on each, and, in turn, you act and feel differently.
Caite
2009-10-20 23:12:38 UTC
I never have the same color or highlights. So people can not base me off my hair color only my personality.
Lamia
2009-10-20 17:13:51 UTC
I would say so. I'm a natural blonde, and I HATE it, no matter what color blonde I try with my hair, no matter how I style it, it never feels like it's right for me. I dye my hair burgundy or red (depending on the season) and I feel a lot more comfortable in my own skin. I wouldn't say that dying my hair makes me feel like a new person or anything, but it definitely emphasizes my personality and makes me feel comfortable with showing it.
2009-10-20 16:16:48 UTC
i think its more the stereotype that makes the person other than the person making the stereotype like SOME [ not all ] blondes think that they can act stupid just because there hair color is blonde like its an excuse
That One Guy
2009-10-20 13:13:02 UTC
I have red hair & I've never done anything to it color-wise because I love it. I honestly think that I was supposed to be a brown-haired person because I have like no freckles, I tan, & I have hazel eyes. The weirdest thing is that I have brown eyebrows, but my hair is a really dark red, almost brown. But I don't really know what it says about my personality... I'm outgoing and fun. That's what my friends tell me. & females really dig it. (;
2009-10-20 12:04:13 UTC
For one, you cannot spell. And this question is just plain stupid. It's a myth; which means it's not true, get over it.



You've missed out redheads too. Hair colour has no relation to personality traits.



I don't care if people judge me by my hair colour, more importantly I don't judge people by theirs.
?
2009-10-20 10:02:41 UTC
To a certain degree, I don't believe these myths are outdated - At least not in the media. Televison still portrays blondes as having more fun, it's typical to see a big-boobed bleach blonde girl playing the bimbo and the mousy brunnete being type casted as the quiet or shy girl. It's all over reality tv shows and other regular programming. I think TV still does that, but in real life everyone is different. I can honestly say that YES, people sometimes do judge you based on your hair because for the most part, people tend to judge you for the way you look when they don't know you. Your hair is part of you. It may be your exterior, but that is all people see when they don't know you. At one time my hair was very light, almost blonde. Once I dyed it a darker color, my own boyfriend said he liked it darker because I looked like a brat when I had it light, but that now I looked like a mature woman. I think that comment also came from a bit of insecurity on his behalf, because I got more attention when it was lighter. Maybe I was a bit flirtier without even realizing it because I was being treated differently by the opposite sex. Just like wearing different outfits can make you look and feel different, I believe hair can do that for you as well.
spiralfrog@ymail.com
2009-11-18 06:37:36 UTC
simply put yes.

It influences they way people see you and the way you see your self..

Take me my hair has been every color (yes every White to Black, Pink to Green) and I walk into a book store, with blond hair few notice but put me in Black and green and watch the head turn. It changes you maybe in simply way but it does.
2009-11-08 18:59:45 UTC
Some say it does.

For example, some red heads tend have a fiery personality.

Blondes aren't always dumb like in many movies, but some can be(Paris Hilton).

Usually non-asian people with jet black hair are known to be emos.
monkeyplanet
2009-10-20 20:27:23 UTC
Hair-coloring product manufacturer asking about personality. How much you pay for that spot?
Mary
2009-10-20 18:50:21 UTC
I don't think your hair color changed you, but your actions and way you treat people each day influence your personality.
Lex ;)
2009-10-20 18:30:36 UTC
I have Brown hair and most times i'm very mature and shy. But others i can really have fun and get crazy XD
2009-10-20 17:21:02 UTC
I have had people judge me on my haircolor before--generally they see redhair, and instantly mention something about me having a temper, or being a firecracker in bed, or sassy.. something to that effect. And god forbid I get upset, instantly that is due to the color of my hair.
Ivy Goodwitch
2009-10-20 14:34:57 UTC
No. I believe that people area shallow and vain thus they only take a person by face value and are too simple minded to realize that a person's hair, hair color, clothing, make-up choices, and skin color has nothing to do with the person they are supposed to be on the inside. That's why labeling pisses me off. All that high school foolishness about "goth" this and "prep" that is just sad. Same thing goes for hair colors.
What.. EVER
2009-10-20 10:56:36 UTC
Oh yeah! People do judge us based on our hair color. I've had both blonde and black hair. With black hair people were more intimidated of me and took me serious. With blonde hair people were either jealous (women) or they treated me like I was dumb... but men loved it. It is definitely an attraction. You stand out a lot more as a blonde. If you want to stand out.... blonde is the hair color to stand out... so you would probably have more fun as a blonde.
Rocky's Janet
2009-11-30 14:03:56 UTC
Hair color doesn't mean anything, it'd what's under that hair that matters

Hope I could help, Have a good day : )
2009-11-29 19:52:30 UTC
Heck no!!! My friend rylee has dark brown hair, I have blond. We have the exact same fun. I think it depends on your own personality.
kenzie
2009-11-16 14:00:58 UTC
people try to live up to their rebutation as a blonde or brunette after ppl have told them things about them since they were young
2009-10-20 20:14:25 UTC
I agree with everyone else, I think I would make a fine Ultimate Ruler of the Galaxy.
liamnana1
2009-10-20 10:50:18 UTC
i color my hair because it makes me feel good and i been keeping my husband in my bed for the last 17 year because he has slept with a blond a brunette a red head and many other colors he just never knew who he was going to sleep with my choice of hair color was what ever mood i was in but let me till you he just love all the choices he had lol
ilikeyellow123
2009-10-21 01:28:04 UTC
i felt more fun with blonde hair. This dark hair suits me better, but i dont feel as bubbly
Nekomimin
2009-12-02 10:15:16 UTC
Don't know why it should really. My friend's hair colours change all around me, and their personalities don't. Don't know why the myth even started.
?
2009-11-26 18:41:08 UTC
Hair color has nothing to do with their personality. They are just born with that color hair
Summersue
2009-11-24 07:46:33 UTC
I think it does a little,, like i had platnium blonde hair but i model and my agent said i need to change it, so i died it brown and i cried,, like litterally, and it didn't feel like me,, i kinda changed my whole style after it,, so it does influence my personality but not completely
?
2009-11-17 02:47:37 UTC
well.. it can apply to some people.. but i guess style has a part in it too. say for example you're blonde and you prefer the more 'preppy' or 'beachy' style well then you're personality would differ from someone who hangs more around large cities.
Sam
2009-11-14 08:52:28 UTC
i think it does. because we try doing things that we like and in the process show our true identity. we dont expect mahatma gandhi to put on a david beckham hairstyle. when one puts on a particular hairstyle, it is the outcome of his own thoughts and not somebody else's. thus hair colour does influence own's personality.
pup
2009-11-13 22:05:47 UTC
Hair color doesn't effect my personality.
awakenedpulse
2009-10-26 11:33:15 UTC
In real life, I have blackish brown hair..

People don't judge me by my hair color?

That seems kind of shallow.

I don't think my hair color 'influences my personality'
BikerChick
2009-10-23 10:05:42 UTC
Blonds STILL get the label of "dumb", redheads are feisty, and black hair deems you "tough". I do not CARE what others judge me as, I pick my hair color based on what I feel or what to feel like.
joie
2009-10-20 19:37:06 UTC
IDK how people look at me & what they think because of my hair color, but I fell in love with Adam Lambert's black hair & blue panel. I knew I had to have this. Even tho I am 54 & a minister I loved the hair! I researched & took it to my hairdresser who copied the Lambert hair color but I have let my bangs grow out & have my cut "choppy". I feel great & people (esp. my husband) say I look great! I don't care how other feel of think of me because of my hair color....all I know is what makes me feel great!
Amanda G
2009-10-20 15:48:47 UTC
I honestly think your hair color effects how you feel. If you have a dingy color and you get some highlights or change it so it's more appealing, you feel better about yourself. Which can help change your personality or make it more known.
TornadoTess
2009-10-20 14:19:27 UTC
My hair has been just about every color of the rainbow and I don't think it changes who I am. Sometimes it does change how I feel about my self though. I always feel prettier as a red head.
MissSixventies
2009-10-20 12:52:16 UTC
Yes, because when I used to dye my hair, I'd feel prettier and go out and do more stuff, But now I haven't dyed my hair in 3 years and I like to be calm and relaxed.



My hair color is light brown/ash blonde by the way.
flexychic
2009-10-20 10:40:06 UTC
I say no. People change their hair color ever so often and I think that a person's personality will not change due to a change in the color of her hair. Personality remains the same regardless of the context and the color of the person would not affect anyone personality. Although someone personality, be it adventurous may have an impact of the type of color a person chooses to put in their hair.
tesla_morris
2009-10-20 10:12:09 UTC
Well, I don't know if blondes have more fun or not, but when my hair started to gray (at age 28, more salt than pepper-ouch!), I decided it was time to color. I felt that I was WAY too young to look old. I had just had a baby, and looked more like a grandmother than a new mom! I did choose a color that was lighter than my natural color. Because of the gray, it seemed to "fit" better somehow. I have been L'Oreal 8BB ever since. I may give it up at age 50 or so; maybe.
2009-11-28 14:13:00 UTC
I am fun and brunette, all my friends say im the funnest person ever, but I do know when to be mature...
Hannah
2009-11-14 10:16:30 UTC
it really depends which color compliments your eyes. blonde and blue say "hey look at me i'm all american! and i have crazy fun!" Brown and brown say "i have fun but i don't like to get off track and be too crazy" brown and green says "i'm relaxed and i have a great personality i like to meet new people" Brown and hazel says "i love to have fun i am crazy and i have a bunch of friends"
2009-10-31 03:50:44 UTC
I like being brunette best, I feel actually do feel more sophisticated and more confident.



I also like having highlights done sometimes too, makes me feel like I have a bit of a wild streak :-)



Blonde, neh, doesn't suit me much. My fave is a rich mahogany.
?
2009-10-29 18:57:59 UTC
Yes
GinnyWeasley811
2009-10-22 17:22:49 UTC
I think so! I'm a redhead and I have the worst temper and I'm crazy! Hahaha, xD If anyone tries to kick me on "National KICK a redhead day" I'll probably kick them harder back...lmao x] But yeah, I think it does affect your personality..since my friends always call my A crazy redhead, hehehe
molly
2009-10-20 14:34:01 UTC
No. I am dirty blonde, so a combo of blonde and brunette and i have fun, but i am also very serious and get things done. I love to goof off, but i know when not to.
2009-10-21 02:29:14 UTC
people dont usually judge you on the colour of your tresses.the colour of your tresses just sort of shows a little bit of your style.like,fun,gothic,rock,pop
Waterbender
2009-11-29 12:40:28 UTC
No. You can be a blonde who is depressed. You can be a redhead that is emo. You can have black hair and be a huge prep. Clothes on the otherhand...
haven
2009-11-19 16:05:58 UTC
No people have all different personalities. I am blonde and I have fun I'm funny and I'm smart.
Karen
2009-11-04 18:42:11 UTC
We always say don't judge a man by its appearance, but we always do it. A hair style surely would form someone's impression to you. However, to live more independent and happier, I like to keep my own style and choose what i like!
Madeline
2009-10-23 16:39:17 UTC
in some cases yes. blondes, well you know how they act. and brunettes tend to be a little bit smarter
Lilian B
2009-10-21 09:54:13 UTC
Coloring your hair can bring out a whole new personality in you. It's like getting a new haircut; it defines your style. If I do color my hair, it's only on special occasions.
4612
2009-10-21 08:31:53 UTC
Definitely, that's why I use L'Oreal to change my hair color accordingly. It gives me a sense of uniqueness in my personality.
2009-10-21 07:35:11 UTC
im a brunette with natural blonde highlights, and i am very happy and spunky, but i can be sophisticated when i want. so i guess its true, but moslty in all people's heads.
2009-10-20 23:18:25 UTC
I do not believe that hair color influences personality. I've dyed my hair multiple time and my personality has always been the same.
getfit chick
2009-10-20 21:40:10 UTC
Yes it can give you confidence and make you feel more attractive. When I was blond I really did have more fun!
Napoleon
2009-10-20 20:38:21 UTC
of course your hair color affects your personality reds are saucy and spice things up blondes are boring and everyone wants to be one because guys think its sexy. in summer we go lighter and in winter we go darker it expresses our change in weather. often times your hair stylist will have crazy colors because they are artists and all art is colorful. black hair is exotic and mysterious. and if your hair looks great than you'll feel great.
drakelover15
2009-10-20 18:15:03 UTC
hair color does not influence your personality because i know many people who have different color hair and they are not the way i thought they would be.
2009-10-20 14:08:48 UTC
I went from brunette to blonde...and I have more fun! Even people that see me now say I look like i am more fun since i am blonde!
Just me
2009-10-20 10:37:47 UTC
Life is what you make it. I'm a brunette. I have never dyed my hair blonde. So I don't know if they have more fun than me, but I like to think I'm a pretty fun person. However one time I dyed my hair a red/burgundy like color, I loved it. I instantly felt a little spicy. LOL! So I think it all depends on the person.
?
2009-10-26 12:45:15 UTC
no but people just happen to act like it does because it is funny like a blonde could be one the smartest ppl in the world so.
Roger
2009-12-01 20:09:54 UTC
Hair color has nothing to do with personality. It's all about nature and nurture.
k12
2009-12-01 06:34:13 UTC
i don't judge but i got judged a lot. i went from long blond beautiful hair to chopping it all off. i dyed my hair black. people called me emo, goth, many names but i proved i wasn't. now I'm currently trying to get the black out of my hair and its red i had to strip it and i tried dying it blond to get my natural and it turned lighter so now i am a strawberry blond.. lolzz but it happens people judge you. and to be honest it really sucks.
Maggie
2009-11-27 14:20:24 UTC
I wouldn't think so, unless you feel that since you're a blonde you need to be dumb, or you have black hair and you need to be emo, or brunette and super smart. unless you were born that way...
iGenius
2009-11-22 06:10:50 UTC
it is completely irrelevant what hair color you have, you make your own personality. however, your hair color can change the way other people think about you, which affects your personality. i think that if you like your hair and hair color, it will make you more confident and you will be more successful.
2009-11-21 16:46:26 UTC
who gives a care on how peoples hair is not me and u shouldnt be judged by how your hair is u moron and poeple like u are witches but... take off the w and add a b so ta ta drama queen
Chetan
2009-11-14 01:54:23 UTC
Of Course

Actors are recognized by their hair styles?

Who would want their stars 2 be bald???
Arun
2009-11-12 16:51:42 UTC
People often judge others more than others judge them its because they all are human, you or myself can't blame them for that, its their freedom to think as like us, what we can do is simply accept the truth that those judgments were their thoughts and ask ourselves do i live for him or for myself, i just wont consider their judgments nothing affects me when i trust myself.
molly b
2009-10-31 13:03:05 UTC
the color of your hair doesn't effect your personality but the way people treat you can be influence by your hair color, which in turn can influence the way you act...if that makes scenes
Diana C
2009-10-23 14:43:16 UTC
The color has nothing to do with having fun. Is how you feel with an especific color. I am a Red Head & I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Find what's best for you.
2009-10-22 18:11:25 UTC
in a way it does, because do you ever notice when you are very fatigued or tired your hair is limp? and blonde hair is somehow an uplifiting sight? its wierd, you know

and please help me with a question how do i make my hair super soft again without too much chemicals i know u are a loreal expert so u can help!
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2009-10-22 04:33:05 UTC
Nopes
2009-10-21 16:25:14 UTC
The hair can make you more comfident when you think its pretty, like the hair makes the man, but those people mean it looks good. The person defines the person, not the hair.
Veeneezy
2009-10-21 05:17:22 UTC
Out dated myths!
2009-10-21 04:20:14 UTC
Yeah, i think it does

when i had my naturally Color ginger, everyone thought i was awesome to get on with, then i died it blond then they all though i had changed,(but i never thought i did) then died it brown and what do you know everyone thought i was much nicer.
?
2009-10-20 18:16:56 UTC
sometimes it does because it makes you feel more confident about yourself, im a natural light brown and when i died myblonde hair i know this is gonna sound stupid but i got more attention from guys,and i was more confident while talking to them, plus almost every guy in the class flirted with me
BILLY H
2009-10-20 17:42:40 UTC
The color of your hair has nothing to do with your personality. So

always be yourself no matter how you fix your hair.
musicpeacelover23
2009-10-20 15:52:36 UTC
dont think so. im brunette and i have way more fun than half the blondies i know. but if i could id dye my hair ( even that one from hot topic that comes out every month) just to show my moods :D
2009-10-20 13:56:34 UTC
One time I dyed my hair red. That night I went drinking and ended up killing somebody in a bar fight. The next morning I had to go way out into the woods to bury the body. Needless to say, I ended up getting rid of the red color before I did any more damage.
2009-10-20 13:19:18 UTC
Brunettes always look more intimidating than blondes when I see them, and blondes always seem a bit more giggly. You're hair has an effect on the way people percieve you, but not as much as you're personality does.
?
2017-01-17 01:56:51 UTC
its not about personality, it just what people would like to do. anyway be careful cuz sometimes dying hair black doesnt alwayz come out right, i've seen it before
mathstinkkkkss
2009-11-29 20:29:43 UTC
i have to say i have been considered dumber because im a blonde but working n going darker cause my hair color isnt 100% natural....
2009-11-27 09:33:10 UTC
Well if you are blond i will try to keep the words small & simple for you.......Only joking! i think it makes no difference, However I have to admit that i am blond haired & not verry bright..coincidence?
AWESOME*
2009-11-19 15:58:27 UTC
for blondes ya like the song as a blonde
Nicole Louise Anne
2009-11-13 02:41:13 UTC
Of course not! It doesn't matter what color of hair you have, because it doesn't make a difference on your personality.
Delia P
2009-11-03 10:29:40 UTC
Absolutely not! I was blond when I was a little girl and now my hair darkened and is now brown. I am still me though.
canadian_girl_97
2009-10-30 13:24:28 UTC
I have never dyed my hair but I believe a person's natural hair colour is always the most flattering (before you get grays anyway), my hair gives me confidence, on good hair days!
Dante'
2009-10-27 12:54:56 UTC
It does to most people because by different hair color you'll be differently socailized and u will life differntly
?
2009-10-22 21:32:59 UTC
i think brunettes are more exotic and sexy while blondes are fun and flirty ive been both and like having each for different reasons
Audacious Confidence
2009-10-21 07:53:51 UTC
well, it depends. for ppl who have white hair, they tend to dye it to original colour so that they look younger. and it gives them the confidence even as old ppl. as for younger generations, they dye hair as a fashion.some ppl will noticed the hair colour but not all. most of my friend didnt really care the colour of my hair as long as i dont go all green or orange or some wierd colours.
2009-10-20 22:30:32 UTC
Maybe with your Natural colour and how you see yourself with your own self esteem but then most likely it will have little effect then changing colours or choosing to keep your Natural hair colour - your personality influences your hair colour
..
2009-10-20 18:00:06 UTC
No, my hair color is natural and it goes with my skin. Its a golden brown...it doesnt really influence anything about me.
??????
2009-10-20 17:58:48 UTC
Haha. My mom has been a hair stylist for 20 years, and I don't have any clue what my natural colour is.
Iris
2009-10-20 15:22:37 UTC
i choose the color that matches my face. I dont put meaning to it. I have some gray hair and thats the only reason why i dye my hair other than that I try to stick to my natural.
2009-10-20 15:12:56 UTC
I'm naturally blonde, I hate when brunettes dye their hair and give us a bad name and make us look like the stupid ones. They're stupid for dying their hair, brown is a nice hair colour.
Forever_Broken
2009-10-20 13:33:43 UTC
I think that blonds have more fun but at least brunettes remember it the next morning.
gloried
2009-10-20 13:29:21 UTC
I think it does. It's a reflection of your personality. People with wild and bright colors in their hair are typical outgoing, adventurous and think-out-side people. So yeah color does reflect/influence your personality.
oldsalt
2009-10-20 11:31:00 UTC
Over the years, my hair has turned silvery white. Now I seem, quite often, to have an old geezer's outlook on life.



I tried to use Grecian Formula but it just makes me into a blond without changing my age.
house184
2009-10-20 10:58:05 UTC
ive been blonde and brunette and you do play up to the stereotype- one of my friends went blonde and since then is always out partying and trying to meet guys where as before she used to go out weekends but worked really hard the rest of the time. Its strange how something as little as colour can change the way you act
Mishima
2009-10-20 10:15:49 UTC
I change my hair color like every few years or so. Right now i have some purple highlights. And i have natural brown hair by the way. Probably next year I'll go for a bright blue! I just go for any color, so it really doesnt affect me.



But i think hair color may sometimes represent personality. If someone likes to be dark and mysterious they'll go for a dark color. Or if someone is cheery then they might go for a lighter color.

Either way there are exceptions to the 'hair represents your personality' thing.

That's how i see it.☻
AbigaiL.
2009-10-20 18:44:31 UTC
I dyed my hair black a few years ago..I felt like a tough rocker chick. People called me gothic though and I didn't really like that. I had my hair bright funky red for a few months and I felt more playful with my clothing choices. Honestly though, I prefer my natural brown/red locks. It's classier.
Stfxup_Kelly
2009-10-20 17:19:51 UTC
Its not the outside, Its the inside that matters!

But a cute cut and color would help your mood a tad.
2009-11-30 17:43:11 UTC
I'm a blonde and enjoy all the compliments. I love my hair, lol. Good luck! God bless all!
C.B
2009-11-24 15:47:35 UTC
These myths are definitely outdated.
Joe
2009-11-19 15:33:21 UTC
its said blondes have more fun but why should your hair color choose what kind of person you are?
♦♦♦ Liebestod ♦♦♦
2009-11-18 05:44:59 UTC
It definitely does affect your personality...not only by the color, but mostly if all one can find on one's head are a whole-lotta bunch of pubic hair!



Not only that...you can have as much attitude as you can stomach!
Kitty
2009-11-16 21:53:00 UTC
yes i get judged i was blonde b4 people talked to me more and expected me to do things....... now i died my hair brunette and im misunderstood people take me as a whole other person and im just me i havent changed...:(
Chloe
2009-11-14 23:54:04 UTC
The status quo is great isn't it? These things have nothing to do with hair color.
2009-11-08 07:09:10 UTC
No, apart from the typical blonds

who are like what they are because 95% of typical blonds are good looking because of the hair, which is styled to look like good looking celebs.



they dont need to be intelligent for attention. so they arent.

:)
Kairi
2009-10-24 06:58:04 UTC
no not always.i have a friend who is a blonde and is very smart.im a brunette and love to goof around with friends.
2009-10-21 16:06:02 UTC
hair color and style are a personal statement, curly hair vs. straight hair? people shouldn't be judged by their hair style or color
2009-10-21 02:07:20 UTC
My shaved bald head doesn't make much difference. I'm still a brunette.
?
2009-10-20 13:06:47 UTC
I think it is the complete oppisite. It is our personalities that influence our hair. I am Goth. Right now my hair is a mixture of Black with blood red and blonde highlights. It looks great on me.

If i were a conservative person, my hair color would probably be one soild color and not change often. As it is, i think hair depends largely on the personality of the person whom the hair belongs to.
Sexysaint
2009-11-17 08:22:51 UTC
i love change and experiment with different hair colour.Hair colour might influence a person`s personality i guess and it also is related to how u feel about yourself.Because a person who has dyed his/her hair colour bright red or pink wants people to "stop" and look AT him/her.
?
2009-11-13 14:56:03 UTC
im a blonde but my hair is changing to brown.so i guess im turning from fun to sophisticated
2009-10-20 19:40:34 UTC
people think im a smart dull brunette when im all but dull! I am smart but i dont think hair color effects your personality. It CAN give you more confidence though.
Rae
2009-10-20 18:17:58 UTC
No, i think that natural blondes are loyal, brunnettes are down to eath and fun, and red heads are just fun!
Aneres
2009-10-20 12:10:30 UTC
For sure. I've had blonde, red and brown hair and my personality has changed with each of them, not conciously but over time.
AvidConservative
2009-10-20 11:04:34 UTC
I'm a brunette. I do think we're more sophisticated because I always seen these fake blondes laughing and doing things I or my friends (also brunettes) wouldn't.



It effects me because it makes me sad seeing them different because of their hair...
Tina
2009-10-20 10:00:29 UTC
The myths are definitely outdated! If you follow positive stereotypes, you should follow negative ones too. If blondes have more fun, then they're also dumb. This isn't fair to blondes, just like it's not fair to brunettes to say blondes have more fun.

I think most stereotypes aren't true, but some people feel the need to follow them, or they act how is expected of them.

I think most of the blonde myth comes from the fact that, when cinema was first becoming a big art mode, a certain type of lighting worked best on blonde stars, so they became the more desired star. But look at Angelina Jolie, Rihanna, Beyonce, and Megan Fox--they have good careers, and seem to have a lot of fun.

I'm a brunette, and I love my hair color. I think all hair colors are beautiful, it just depends on the person. I would never look good as a blonde, but that doesn't mean I won't have fun!
Anna
2009-12-01 17:27:39 UTC
Hair? What about skin color?
2009-11-26 16:44:41 UTC
i think brunettes are better cuz they have a better personality and blonde ppl have greasy hair no matter how much they wash it
Linda Edwards
2009-11-17 22:10:48 UTC
I think (being a blond) It doesn't matter, I skipped 4 grades and am going to collage...i'm 14! It is your own personality...VERY outdated



Please answer mine?

https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091117214336AAxqMie
?
2009-11-09 08:48:23 UTC
Well, I have red hair with blond highlights and most folks love it. I think I'm supposed to be all fiery accoording to myths but I'm actually pretty easy going instead. Do mine: https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091106050724AANNXlR
2009-10-30 20:14:27 UTC
To me it doesn't matter! I'm a dark brunette, almost black, but I act just like a stereotypical blonde! I'm spunky, cheerful and I'm on my cheer squad. I think what you do with your hair is what matters!
2009-10-22 03:28:23 UTC
i think people use there hair color and hair style to express there inner personality, blonde fun loving and care free, dark hair mysterious and emotional, people use there hair like a piece of clay to mould and shape there inner creativeness.
?
2009-10-21 01:21:57 UTC
It really affects me! when im blonde i feel like i cant wear my usual clothes like low cut tops etc, but when i have darker hair i feel more comfortable wearing my usual attire.
2009-10-20 23:50:50 UTC
At first i dye my hair reddish but got tired of dying it frequently because my roots would show so i decided to dye my hair Jet Black.

Now people think im emo! and im not! but im keeping it like this because i stop caring for what people think
Sydney
2009-10-20 17:34:33 UTC
My hair RED! Like orange red. Haha. I can be crazy with my friends, but in general I'm pretty shy and quiet.
2009-10-20 13:09:30 UTC
It does for sure! I use the Garnier Nutrisse hair color and lighten my hair from a dark blond to a light blond with hi lights, and I feel much more attractive. When you look good, you feel good, and if you feel good then your personality is much more upbeat. I also think people respect you more and are nicer to you when you are pretty and confident.
2009-10-20 15:06:51 UTC
Yes, when i have my hair darker I feel more mysterious and emotionally darker. When I have red hair I feel like a firecracker and dont answer to anyone. When I have blonde hair I feel like a flirt and confident.
?
2009-11-24 18:03:06 UTC
im a brunette, and i am sophisticated

i dont think blondes are dumb, but i think people who dye their hair blonde act dumber
m1220
2009-11-23 12:37:22 UTC
I've heart from somewhere that the red-haired are meaner than the others. I have this teacher in Computing who is red-haired and I think that she really hates me. Screw her.
rr
2009-10-25 02:59:48 UTC
no there is nothing like i have used almost all the colors i use hair colors according to the situation
Gracy
2009-10-23 05:27:55 UTC
i don't think that by hair we can get a good personality,but ha...........it is also a part of it.

in my classes i have long hair and so half of the whole class students know me but they don't know me very personal but i can say that only because of my hair i'm so fame in my area and so does al the aunts come and ask me the secrets of my hair[not boasting]so i can say that ha my hair is influenced in my personality.[hope it was not boring answer]
2009-10-21 01:46:52 UTC
I have found lots of men love blonde's

I have gotten jobs because of my hair color.
2009-10-20 17:43:53 UTC
Why is it always blondes and brunettes?!

What happened to black hair?
moonman
2009-10-20 14:42:39 UTC
No it doesn't these are just myths!

I know some blonde's and they don't ever seem to have fun.

i know if a women wears red though or has bright red hair it makes them stand out and grabs my attention.
*
2009-10-20 11:28:31 UTC
No, I don't think it makes a difference what color your hair is...affecting your personality anyway... but...



I have dark brown hair with green-blue eyes.



I colored my hair bleach blond (Marilyn Monroe color).



And every time I went out to a club.

I had so many men hitting on me it, was really freaky.

I though they were nuts!



Some even asked me if it was my real color... Duh... dark brown eyebrows...HELLO!!!



It was fun for a while... but it got old...

Plus I did not like all the attention all the time.

Not my personality...
Helen Scott
2009-10-20 10:36:51 UTC
I've been coloring my hair for the last 11 years, and I think that hair color does make a difference in how people perceive you. I was mostly a redhead for a long time (to look like Dana Scully, of course), and I found that people thought that I was fiery, sexy, and an extrovert. When I changed to black, people used to ask me if it was my natural hair color (never happened with the red though...weird). People treated me as more of an introverted "goth" chick...even though the only sign of "goth" I had was the black hair. I found that people approached me more when I had red hair, and less when I had black. In high school, I went through the whole colors-not-found-in-nature phase, such as fuchsia, teal, green, bright red, and purple. The joke was that my hair color "changed with my mood", as I had a tendency to dye it a different color weekly. It's strange looking back on that phase because even though I did not consider myself popular or extroverted at the time, everyone in high school knew me. I think people perceive funny hair colors as fun and rebellious for the most part....whether they look down on that behaviors or not is another story. Now that I'm older, my hair color mostly just stays brown (with just a hint of red). I think brown (brunette) is the least noticed color...I don't feel like people are staring at my hair like they used to. It's kind of nice though, stores no longer think I'm shoplifting, mothers no longer turn their heads in shame, and random "punk" guys don't come up to me with random comments. I do feel more sophisticated as a brunette. Red was more fun, but it makes you stand out from the crowd so you have to be ready for that feeling.



In case anyone is wondering, my natural hair color is blonde. :)
Lemonade
2009-11-24 22:40:54 UTC
Not all the time.
TomCowling55
2009-11-17 09:33:44 UTC
YES. most definately.

i have red hair! and until my late teenage year i have felt i had to boost my personality to be accepted. i know now that that was stupid and imature but it helped me astablish myself to people as a bubbly fun and happy person :D
2009-11-12 14:07:39 UTC
i dont think it influences youur personalityy. but peoplee DEFINATLYY judge youu by ittt. like everyonee thinks blondes are stupidd. but prettty and have funn. and peoplee think red headss are weirddd. and uglyy. and brunettes are averagee. but honestly i dont see why it matters what color youur hairr isssss.
2009-11-11 10:50:08 UTC
Well I think that no hair color is better than the other one. We must never forget that it is nature.
2009-11-09 07:02:54 UTC
Really.. if I had a hair like blue or green people would look at me in a totally different way
Hi Haterz =]
2009-10-23 18:32:31 UTC
I would say no but maybe my hair "style"!

-U dont have 2 be blond 2 have more fun & yea its just sayings
?
2009-10-21 00:24:06 UTC
No, Your hair color has nothing to do with you personality.

Your hair color has to do with your looks.
bunny1
2009-10-20 15:29:35 UTC
You see your hair color can enhance your natural beauty. When I am a brunette I still look good but not as good as when I die my hair burgundy red....
2009-10-20 10:52:22 UTC
My hair colour, style or my appearance NEVER influences my personality. I change depending on different events and situations. I've got brown hair. Doesn't make me different, but all our personalities are different and our hair colour shouldn't change us. We are who we are deep inside. The only thing that changes my personality is the event or situation I'm in. I can be stressed and mean because I want to focus and get over with things. I can be happy, caring and generous when I'm with others especially in school. It all changes and it has NOTHING to do with my hair colour..
?
2016-05-22 03:25:24 UTC
not really, they are just myths, how ever people do still have these stereotypes in their heads and may judge you because of them. also, people possess the ability to dye their hair, so these stereotypes cannot be set in stone
2014-04-13 00:49:24 UTC
my hair is naturally straight n black colour then when i dye my hair with a red colour then people will said me u looking so beautiful and now am so proud to my hair hehehehehe
Licious
2009-11-21 19:21:10 UTC
People see my red hair (it's enhanced with a glaze, not dyed) and assume i'm hot and firey, which I am.



I have a true red-head temper.
Unknown Source
2009-11-20 19:55:15 UTC
prejudices on hair color are just wrong, as a red head that has been called "hot head" and "mad Anne (Anne is not my name, but it refers to Anne of Green Gables). i'm one of the nicest people i know
ladybug
2009-11-16 16:36:37 UTC
I think certain hair colors do. Like red hair...



I think you're more prone to anger issues.
2009-11-01 16:54:00 UTC
I'm japanese and ofcause i have a black hair but It's trend to have different color from Asian peole usually have.

I also change my hair coler often but recently I changed back to black har again and I realize it's really fit me. and pople say to me it's natural beuty. now i can be natural and stay peaceful.hahah
2009-11-01 06:33:45 UTC
well every few month i color my hair like once it was crazy hair day i had the crazyest hair ever it was red black and blond and purple and blue green and hot pink and i won for the crazyest hair day oh and since my eyes are black i change them to browesh
2009-10-30 15:17:51 UTC
if blonds are stupid why many women try the blond hair?





dark brown is ok ,you re serious



red , you have secrets



blond , you belive in the moment, carpe diem



just red and light blond lines will be sexy
kyliah :)
2009-10-24 15:21:59 UTC
i change my hair color all the time. right now its black with blond high lights. i am judged because they think I'm goth or emo. I'm not though. i just like darker colors.
2009-10-22 22:23:31 UTC
thats kind of like saying that brown eyed people can only see in brown.



But, you know something, i do tend to go for brunettes more becuase they look smarter, and i hate to say they usually are.
chocolate1212
2009-10-20 14:06:12 UTC
I don't color my hair, but I always felt like my personality leaned towards brunette.
2009-11-16 03:40:01 UTC
No it doesn't. You shouldn't judge someone by their hair colour. Eg. Just because you have blonde hair, doesn't necessarily mean your dumb.
Lindsey
2009-10-22 14:54:08 UTC
NO.Your personality influences your hair color.
2009-10-22 07:50:41 UTC
i have long gold-ish brown hair, i dont think people judge me by that. But I know a few REALY STUPID blondes!!! But my best friend is blonde and shes SUPER smart.

ok bye
kirei_ls
2009-10-21 09:25:19 UTC
My mood influences my hair color.
cullenbabe4life
2009-10-20 13:52:43 UTC
well yeah sorta. a few of my friend are blonde and they are a million times more outgoing than me, even thought i am just like them. i have no idea whether me brwon hair has anything to do with it... but my dark haired friends seem to be a little less out going sometimes...
FemalePimpin
2009-10-20 13:21:51 UTC
People do take girls with blond hair differently than brunettes.Sadly.

When i was blonde, i got more(unwanted, i must say) attention from guys.Being brunette is more modest, for sure.

Just a matter of taste.
.:Hello(=:.
2009-11-26 07:54:24 UTC
Hmm, I guess it could Sometimes On Specific People.
2009-11-25 11:56:23 UTC
um y r u all seriously discussin HAIR? weird much? lol wl gud luk havin a btr life whre u wont be spendin ur time talkin bout hair online. :] ciao
bloodpoll82
2009-11-21 21:21:26 UTC
i think its outdated BIG-TIME my friends have different hair colors and most act the same
Andrea
2009-11-21 16:59:41 UTC
No. Hair color is related to the amount of pigment you have, and is unrelated to your personality.
Tarrynanne
2009-11-16 02:47:13 UTC
Don't use Loreal! Boycott til they stop the barbaric animal testing! Don't torture more animals when there are other ways to test the products!
2009-11-11 12:29:08 UTC
well, in my opinion yes, because my school had a vote and they voted blond as 10 percent' brown 98 percent, black 5 percent
Cooger
2009-11-09 10:55:43 UTC
Hair color may change your personality; I think it's all phycological.



It's different for everyone; for some people it affects their personality for others it doesn't.
2009-10-21 08:38:39 UTC
it all depends on who there are as a person. not just the hair color but the personality.
2009-10-21 02:24:53 UTC
No, but it can change other peoples point of view. For some reason blonds are more popular.
2009-10-21 01:12:23 UTC
Yep, the better your hair color suits you, the hotter you look, the more popularity & boys ;)
?
2009-10-20 23:58:56 UTC
My hair color makes me embarrassed, I have too many white hairs.
?
2009-10-20 20:11:27 UTC
im blonde, but im smart...well book smart, im a little lacking in common sense :) im also really shy, so i don't know why they often make the mean girl blonde in movies and tv shows
2009-10-20 18:30:52 UTC
no i don't think so i think like some brunettes are prettier and some blonds are prettier.How could blonds have more fun? really
BYDM Seniors 2010!!!!
2009-10-20 15:49:49 UTC
Well i never dyed my hair so i guess this q doesnt apply 2 me! But yea i think those myths are bogus
Nicole
2009-11-22 15:17:17 UTC
no way.



color doesn't have an effect on anything.



if it was true that hair color affected your personality, then whenever you dyed your hair, you would have a total personality change.
Ado
2009-11-11 05:37:05 UTC
It kind of does, because where did the saying "Dumb Blonds" come from, not that I believe in that crap, but what ever there's your answer. Hope that helped! =D
Jake K
2009-10-25 11:40:28 UTC
Nah
Toby
2009-10-22 15:26:07 UTC
if you dye it does and alot of times it can be a bad one. No those are outdated myths.
2009-10-21 08:58:53 UTC
Well, Me and my sister have brown hair and we are kind of like not very girly and like more independant.



And my other sister and brother are blond and they are kind of stupid acting sometimes and more girly acting (even my brother lol)
2009-10-21 00:01:57 UTC
There are jerks from both blondes and brunettes categories... and nice people from both categories...



Can't really stereotype...
redheadsrockyeah
2009-10-20 14:57:39 UTC
No, of course not! I have natural red hair and I'm very shy! Which kinda is bad cuz I'll be in the store and someone will come up to me and comment and say how beautiful my hair is. And I won't know what to say so I'll just kinda mumble a thanks. But, no, not always.
stuckhere1993
2009-10-20 19:41:00 UTC
nope not really.

I think there are brunnettes that have more fun.

and im sure there are blondes that are sophisticated.
farshid m
2009-11-13 00:27:39 UTC
scientifically at least I know that Brunette's are more resistant to pain,

so slightly there must be some differences.
Suz :P
2009-11-12 12:45:55 UTC
I'm a brunette and I don't think that im sophisticated.I wish I had blue hairr :)
?
2009-11-05 15:52:32 UTC
im a smart brunette. my friends a dumb blonde. im out partyin, shes in studyin 2 catch up.
zento1110
2009-11-03 03:33:03 UTC
Yes, I am a blonde and I have more fun.
Mayhem
2009-10-27 15:17:12 UTC
im both actually!! i am a very light brown with natural blond streaks! love it and sometimes, i am very crazy and so funny, but other times im laid back, and just love to relax and read a book.
?
2009-10-22 03:08:12 UTC
i don't think what your personalty has anything to do with ur hair colour yea maybe some blondes are stupid but thats coz they wanna be my friends a blonde and shez not at all like that. its bout how you are not what colour hair you have
?
2009-10-21 07:22:29 UTC
it depedns if you make it a WILD coler people may make you mad by making fun of you if you die it black its not a 4 sure but u may look goth or emo not nessarly tough so like ya if ots not any of the above than like i think youd be fine!!!:)
Hammster
2009-10-20 19:24:40 UTC
This is such a pointless question, anyone asking this questions ought to feel ashamed. I mean what kind of question is this even supposed to be anyway?
kenbgray
2009-10-20 17:36:54 UTC
If the color of your hair has an influence on your personality, what do I do? I am bald.
2009-10-20 11:16:24 UTC
Not in the slightest, I am a natural blonde (Though it's getting darker now.) But people never speak down to me or assume I am stupid (Or so I think. :P) In fact I'm in two AP courses and a honors in high school.:)



But then again I have other nerd characteristics so that might override the whole blonde thing. :)
2009-10-20 11:09:16 UTC
I don't believe the myth 'Blondes have more fun'.

I know tons of blondes, and they have very shy and mellow personalities. Our hair color shouldn't be based on our personalities. :)

It's also really mean when people call blondes dumb. That's mean and untrue!
sweet
2009-10-20 15:34:48 UTC
I do not really know. I just talk to friendly people not snobs. But maybe there is some truth to it. who knows??? I do not judge them by their hair color.
shay s
2009-11-27 17:33:00 UTC
Yes. Full information on the site: http://www.hlfieguth.com/r3LAi7xpt1.html
?
2009-11-26 13:21:26 UTC
I think so

I'm blonde and i'm very very thick but i like a laugh with my mates

hahahah
2009-11-26 09:06:18 UTC
It depends.

Usually when you see platinum blonds, you think flirty and spunky.

While when you see brunettes, you think soft and sweet
2009-11-25 21:03:12 UTC
not at all- it's stereotypical that redheads have tempers.

i have red hair and for me this is unbelievably accurate.

on the other hand, my boyfriend of two years is also a redhead;

he has the coolest temper i have ever seen.

to be honest, i don't think i have ever seen him raise his voice.

:)
the world depends on me
2009-11-24 01:44:54 UTC
i change my hair style and color every couple of months. people get to know me for me - who i am, not my hair. i choose what i like, and don[t depend on people's judgements and i dont like people how tell me what i should do with my body
Heather
2009-11-02 05:56:41 UTC
i have blonde hair but dyed it red as soon as i could and i love it!my hubby thought i was ared head until i told him i wasnt. every now and then i go dark brown for the winter
AG!
2009-10-29 21:57:32 UTC
Defiantly! You hair color influences your personality because its who you are and what you like. For example if you are gothic you like black hair. It just reflects upon you personality.Yes it does effect on me because i am very simple and my hair is that way too!
honeyb
2009-10-25 01:57:16 UTC
lol.. I had to reply... I was red a few weeks ago...and I had more people approach me... I was blonde with carmel highlights and felt more flirty... now im jet black and I feel a combo of the both...and more natural due to my latin and black roots
2009-10-24 10:20:18 UTC
noooo the reeal personality comes from ur dressing style and communicating style...appearence is not a factor of personality if it is then it will be 10%-15% only.....
?
2009-10-21 17:31:59 UTC
When I am my natural brunette, not noticed.



When I add light auburn to it, it pops beautiful !



In the sun sets highlights aglow.
Wheep Wheep Piggy Feet
2009-10-21 10:05:31 UTC
I feel more confident when I have a good color job.



I'm thinking of coloring my hair myself but I am not sure which companies test on animals... I don't like animal testing... if anyone can help me thanks.
2009-10-21 07:44:25 UTC
hair colour affect personality? I get that you're probably trying to get feedback to improve products blah blah.....but holy crap u gotta be a shallow re'tard to let hair colour affect you're personality.
Lenylyn
2009-10-21 05:57:35 UTC
my hair was naturally straight @ black,i tried to changed color 1 time @ its getting me more older so since then i never ever dream to change it again.so it depends on if it makes u happy @ if fits to u go on @ enjoy..
2009-10-20 19:20:46 UTC
I am a brown headed boy and we are all smart. Heh, na I just be me and that's all i need. No one's judgements or opinions get to me except my girlfriends. Because I love her.
SexySportsBabe
2009-10-20 18:00:49 UTC
Im blonde and i love to have fun and i always seem to have more fun but im not dumb
?
2009-10-20 12:21:55 UTC
uh no, you don'tt go around saying "oh there's a brunette, she must be cute and sweet, and there's a blonde, she must have a lot of fun" dont judge?
Fallen Angel
2009-10-20 10:26:55 UTC
For the most part, no.



I'm brunette and yet I am the weirdest, most eccentric person anyone that knows me has ever met. I am anything BUT sophisticated.



However, say there was a shy girl with mousy hair, and she dyed her hair red to become more outgoing and crazy, she would, because she wanted to be.



BUT if a crazy redhead girl didn't want to be shy and still made her hair mousy, she would still be crazy, because she wanted to be.



Hair colour can give you the confidence to change: it doesn't automatically change you, and it doesn't set your personality.



That's my opinion, anyway.
Spray Paint
2009-10-20 10:13:37 UTC
I definitely agree that hair color influences our personality.

I work in a corporate office and i prefer brunette hair as i think blonde(which is not my natural color) kinda looks inappropriate.Also i once had Red hair and i had the most Fun that time...Red hair never failed to keep my spirits up.



And besides,why is Gothic dressing always with black hair? or Paris Hilton looks better blonde?
Kristi =)
2009-10-20 11:04:51 UTC
It's actually really funny because I'm a brunette and a lot of my friends say I act like I'm a Natural blonde. So I don't really believe that it changes or repersents you at all.
Angel G
2009-10-20 11:01:12 UTC
its not so much an influence as it is a reflection for me. Usually im a redhead, but when i miscarried last year, i went black. i couldn't stand the bright vivid color of my hair, it just looked too perky.



about a couple months later, as time healed the wounds i started regretting doing my hair that color, and was wishing for the redness again.
2009-11-30 18:42:48 UTC
I hear blonde hair dye kill brain cells
?
2009-11-26 17:39:42 UTC
your hair color ant style help define your personality but sometimes looks lie
almy92604
2009-11-16 12:15:06 UTC
i am usually changing my hair color and i do notice that men notice me more when i have dark hair instead of higlights. it does not ifluence my personality but since my man loves my highlights i feel more confident when i have highlights.
Rully A
2009-10-21 11:37:17 UTC
the point is hair color make CONFIDENT, because you will be better perfect, must be beauty looking, make point eyes view, point interest who's looking, that will be you fist choice an other person.
2009-10-20 20:34:25 UTC
yes. when i was blonde i was more bubbly. when i was red/purple i was feeling a little firey and when i was brown i felt boring and now with black hair again i feel edgy. my personality changes with my look.
Tsunami
2009-10-20 19:09:07 UTC
yes it affects my moods if i am blond i am more outspoken and outgoing. i love it and when i hve darker hair not as friendly and people do't really talk tome as much i guess its the dumb blond idea.
A S
2009-10-20 17:03:28 UTC
I have naturally blonde hair, and I couldn't imagine myself with any other hair color. Blondes have more fun and they are more sophisticated (at least the natural blondes!!). All of my family members are brunettes, so I'm the unique one!!!



I hate the stereotype that blondes are dumb. I don't think that this is the case because I know a lot of dumb brunettes! I don't know how many times someone has come up to me and recited a dumb blonde joke to me.
Callie
2009-10-20 16:50:22 UTC
Ha ha ha. Do blonde's have more fun? Uh no i have no clue what gave you that freaking idea. We are all human beings no matter the color of our hair.
Alone, left in the darkness....
2009-10-20 15:31:12 UTC
Hair does influence you personality because when you get it cut, you decide weather it fits your personality or not. The best cut to fit your personality gets to be on your HEAD!!!



tell me im wrong!!!
Blush Biggavel.
2009-10-20 10:53:04 UTC
no that hair color sterio-type is just a bunch of crap. people are people it doesnt matter what color your hair is a blonde and be as smart as a brunette and a brunette and be a "dumb" as a blonde
~*RAWK PRINZZEZZ*~
2009-10-20 10:34:34 UTC
If I am not BLONDE, I would die! The blonde does wonders for me not just making me look BEAUTIFUL but also by making me feel HAPPIER inside!! I love hair color and I wish they made it more affordable and home-packs actually coloring ur hair the exact as on the box instead of having a salon-do. LOREAL rocks, I've been a consumer for years without end!
Bags
2009-10-20 10:24:23 UTC
Even if hair color did have an effect on personality (or even vice-versa), changing your hair color wouldn’t change your personality. I personally don’t think hair color has much influence on one’s personality, but I think the way people are treated because of their hair color does. If you treat a blond like they are dumb and run them down, that’s going to have more of an effect on their personality than their actual hair color.
2009-10-20 10:24:02 UTC
Blondes definitely have more fun! And believe me I have tried every colour under the sun. I get called a dizzy blonde sometimes but I'm actually quite smart so I don't care what people think. I think my friends have stopped caring what colour my hair goes next as I change it so much, but I couldn't live without my hair dye :)
Sturmovik
2009-11-21 03:58:39 UTC
Well not really but it does affect others a lil. for example, certain colours can make people feel messed etc etc
erinnicole
2009-11-18 13:48:12 UTC
i don't think so. it is just a color. people get there hair dyed all the time and they stay the same.
2009-10-30 01:29:42 UTC
I'm a man and I can safely say no . When I bleached my hair blonde , I was still the same person , same with blue , and pink , and black.





my question !



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091030004409AAgoHjS
2009-10-27 18:08:28 UTC
usually im not one for stereotypes, but the fact that you even asked that makes me lean towards the "yes" side... are you blonde by any chance?
2009-10-22 20:03:05 UTC
Are U Serious???? I bet u just asked this cause u were bored. But for ur info, haitr color does not influence ur personality, PERSONALITY INFLUENCES PERSONALITY! Get it? its like.. i'm not gonna answer u dumb blonde, jk, lol
2009-10-21 01:37:52 UTC
if thats the case does that mean asians and black people have roughly the same personalities?

No hair colour doesnt influence your personality..
♥c0c0puffz♥
2009-10-21 00:48:40 UTC
I like red hair. It makes me feel more dangerous, sexy, and even exciting. Without my hair colored people don't see my funkiness and edge.
debbie'deb
2009-12-01 07:57:42 UTC
no i dnt think so im a brunette nd im nt that sophistscated im dorky funny and lik to have fun
?
2009-11-30 17:28:34 UTC
well i have blonde hair and yes i have alot of people say im dumb or stupid because of my hair and other things to lol but it doesn't bother me because in away i know its not because of my hair and yea i have to admit i am stupid sometimes but its not because of my hair its mostly because i don't have common scene ha ha
blackbird _fly
2009-11-21 19:41:39 UTC
I don't think my hair color defines me.

I'm a brunette and I just HAPPEN to be brilliant. :)
2009-11-16 19:29:31 UTC
Of course, it works for blondes!
floridalove22
2009-11-13 07:43:17 UTC
No it doesn't :) your hair color has nothing to do with your personality :) your personality is who you are. So you can die your hair whatever color you want :)
2009-11-05 17:18:09 UTC
yes, when i was blond man loved me an i cugth more attention so i felt with more personality
yoasakura7
2009-10-27 17:34:36 UTC
Yes, especially in conservative countries. It affects how people see you and therefore can affect who you are (well if you care to what other people got to say).
2009-10-24 09:54:48 UTC
no alot of my blonde friends (despite the rumor) are quite smart and are in pre ap(advanced placement) and GT (gifted and talented) classes
2009-10-21 09:30:37 UTC
I think so changing my hair color makes me feel good about myself
A P
2009-10-20 23:38:50 UTC
coloring my hair is a way for me to act out and speak out and get guys attention in diffrent ways. when im trying to get over a guy or im mad at them i change the color to show them that im not the same girl that they screwed over anymore. and to change something about myself so im not living as the same girl who was in the bad situation. when im happy, i let it go natural and lighten up. but i do it to show im in charge and i can change. that they missed out
Hi person.
2009-10-20 21:15:38 UTC
No, i don't believe so.....Iv met smart blondes.Some of my really crazy and "immature" friends are brunettes.Honestly, You can be anyone you want (no madder what you hair color is) as long as your happy and healthy! =)
vAMPIREbabeSings
2009-10-20 13:29:28 UTC
i have brown hair im ,,,,,,,shy quiet mature ,,,,,but when i warm up too you i can be shy mysterious say some funny things and for some reason people think im really pretty but my mom and sister and blonde and DANG blonde moments are real lol





and wait my hairs not a dark brown its naturaly brown but when i go in the sun it turns bronze so bronze red and brown in my hair :P
juju
2009-10-20 10:49:49 UTC
no,no and yes.



People do judge based on the color of my hair, but as that is always changing so does how strangers view me.



It has no real effect on me, strangers are people I don't know so how could their views effect me? I love changing the color of my hair its fun and a great way to express ones ever changing life.
coolio
2009-11-06 00:48:05 UTC
I dont think so, but i have dark brown hair and blue eyes and i am pretty mellow and then you get my brother and he has the same and he needs anger management. Its depressing! But i found this cool article!!





http://www.ihateyounatalie.com/?id=1781705
Rosemary
2009-10-31 16:18:54 UTC
Not unless there's scientific proof of it, but I doubt there ever will be because that's similar to saying I'm smart because I'm African, Asian, Caucasian etc... etc.. even though there's not specific gene that shows people's race.
meowzy
2009-10-27 22:15:00 UTC
your hair color does state a little bit about yourself, unless the color you dyed your hair was a mistake...
2009-10-22 20:07:58 UTC
What about bald people? It really doesn't matter what colour your hair is as it will end up grey one day, even under all the dyes you use. Ha ha ha ha!
dejavu711
2009-10-20 18:38:44 UTC
No, you're hair color doesn't mean anything. All that matters is what's on the inside.
Team Volturi
2009-10-20 18:00:53 UTC
Well in a way I think yes its true, most of the time. All my blond friends are REALLY ......... un-smart. Also I`m a brunet and I`m very smart I`m in advanced classes in school.
2009-10-20 12:07:01 UTC
Hair color has no effect on your personality...
BrandiZeppelin
2009-11-27 12:12:32 UTC
im a brunette and i have alot mroe fun then my blonde friend!
?
2009-11-15 03:19:42 UTC
yes of course my hair color influence my personality.People used to give good comment about my hair color, so i frequently change my hair color.
Masox
2009-11-14 15:12:19 UTC
I personally think that blondes are more stupid and for some reasons, brunnetes more attractive.
2~damn~cute~4u
2009-11-11 15:01:33 UTC
Not for me Im da**** whatever my hair color is. It could be red blue brown pink purple. Im da bomb
2009-10-23 18:18:27 UTC
it doesnt matter. i no boring blondes and fun brunettes. i really dont think it makes a diff....
?
2009-10-21 11:27:34 UTC
dark brown and grey cause I am old as snot.

people think I am wise for I have grey-ish hair.

I think it makes me look old. I still act like I am younger but when I look in the mirror, the truth is there to see.
Jonny
2009-10-21 08:37:13 UTC
well, sort of, like people who dye their hair black are gothic like, and girls who dye their hair blonde want to be more out going or fun
Arggg
2009-10-21 07:41:26 UTC
I was born blonde and hated it. Not so much the hair color, but the image of "blondness" - sexy, sweet, dumb. I'm neither sexy, sweet, nor dumb. I feel like "me" with dark hair, and it flatters my skin tone.
dreamgirl
2009-10-21 06:15:33 UTC
Blondes definitely have more fun .. at any age!
Face DA' Facts
2009-10-20 22:34:56 UTC
Let me know when you have actual logic and reasoning for this statement.

Anyone knows? I am just dying to get scientific feedback
Nina
2009-10-20 12:49:43 UTC
I never changed my hair color that is dark brown



I was thinking few days ago of going lighter i am still debating it though.



I dont think hair will influence my personality because technically its dead cells, but i do think it will affect my mood, which may last for few weeks. Moreover, it will sure give me a new fresh start and a new look.
TMB
2009-10-20 10:45:07 UTC
I think so. People have expectations of you sometimes on your haircolor and may cause u to feel obligated to meet them. U may act a little bubblier if your blond, sultry if your red, or stuffy if brown. But also how much u like your look has an impact as well. If you like it, it will show.
2009-11-26 14:26:00 UTC
No it does not. You are your own person and your hair is just some dead stuff that grows from your head.
Belieber<3
2009-11-26 09:19:25 UTC
ya!! it really does ya no because of all the sterio typong that goes on...

i recently died my hair blonde an dtons more guys are "interested" in me
2009-11-23 03:30:03 UTC
At work, people don't take me seriously when my hair is blonde. Disappointing.....
LionHeart
2009-11-15 03:13:19 UTC
i think the hair color reflects the personality of that person.
Paris
2009-11-09 11:05:18 UTC
THEY SAY RED HEADS HAVE A BAD TEMPER!!

its just a myth and theres the same ting on what color eyes you have!
tyler B
2009-11-08 14:07:42 UTC
It all depends when the bomb obama planted in walmart is going to explode.



and M.J has black her and hes a rapist.

his new initials are "The GORC" GORC = ghost of raping children
2009-10-23 11:30:50 UTC
totally



reason is because



have you ever saw a black person with blond hair



its all in the gender
Monkey
2009-10-20 18:43:14 UTC
I just change it to whatever I like or whatever I think will look pretty.

I don't think there is a myth behind it.

I think that is sort of bs.
aGruntNamedYayap
2009-12-01 14:28:37 UTC
I don't care about girls' hair color but rather their personalities
cazamaraz
2009-11-29 08:21:11 UTC
I'm ginger :)

I don't' think it influences me personality wise but it sure makes a good conversation starter!
sofie
2009-11-21 18:54:08 UTC
I don't know if blondes have more fun, but i do know that I am a dumb blonde :P
Y
2009-11-17 11:00:14 UTC
no unless u have a really nice or a really ugly hair color
Lunar ルナ
2009-11-06 17:22:56 UTC
I think your hair color depends on what your hairstyle looks like first.
bffalloutboylvr
2009-11-02 16:22:33 UTC
well im a blond and i run into walls a lot and i cant spell at all and im like 15 and such.. and i just messed a relationship up with my bf cuz i was stupid and said the wrong thing anywayyyy to me brown heads seem to b jerks to me idk y they just seem mean but im stupid
Casey
2009-10-21 16:07:23 UTC
I don't think so. Hair color has nothing to do with it
2009-10-20 23:57:05 UTC
I often put a bright red rinse in my hair, it makes me feel, and hopefully look, funky, different and fresh!
Luna
2009-10-20 22:58:57 UTC
no not at all. people may treat you different do to your hair color and there for you feel as though you should act that way and do act on those feelings but no it doesn't
RyanSkruch
2009-10-20 18:33:18 UTC
Yes, if your hair is red you lack social skills, can't go out in the sunlight, and must feed on the blood of human beings in order to survive.
2009-10-20 17:10:41 UTC
I'm blonde and people dont judge me based on my hair color. i do find blonde jokes funny! :)
Tasha <3
2009-10-20 11:09:22 UTC
I think the stereotypes of hair colors still exists. No one can take a blondee seriously, browns are blah, and red head are crazy. haha

I guess it depends on the person... I like to change my colors up with the seasons.
2009-10-22 09:53:53 UTC
Um, Bald People?
2009-11-18 17:41:08 UTC
well if yiu're blonde, ppl will probably think youre dumb. and yes, brunettes are sophisticated.
?
2009-11-16 04:11:35 UTC
no of course not your hair doesn't make you who you are i could dye my hair a million times and i would still be crazy spunky outgoing kayla if i dyed my hair black its not like i would become some depressed lady or something but thanks for the laugh your funny
?
2009-11-09 09:06:33 UTC
I have gone partly grey so i have highlights and low lights and it makes me look younger and i feel better with colour in my hair than faded grey
Jessie Lynn
2009-10-26 13:00:54 UTC
yes. depending how u view the color. back it u with reasoning and meaning.
love<3
2009-10-21 14:38:30 UTC
yeahh!im so judged by it, and i died my hair black for a bit and everyone said they could still see the blonde in me,,,i went back to blonde in they say that it matches me ha.
2009-10-21 05:08:06 UTC
I think so.



I like colouring my hair Burgundy and by nature i am very ambitious and blunt at times, passionate also.
Em
2009-10-20 19:00:57 UTC
No the stereotypes influence your personality!
Lewi
2009-11-25 19:43:33 UTC
Yes it does. Your hair says who you are. But it has to match with how you dress and how you look
2009-11-24 08:05:51 UTC
People do judge you. It's ridiculous, but it's human nature.
Leia Opachick
2009-11-22 14:28:43 UTC
It influences your personality if you let it, just like with every other stereotype that we have in our society.
Kwikta
2009-11-22 13:49:14 UTC
of course, brunettes are the BEST !!! Go see the arab celebrities such as Nancy ajram and haifa wehbe and Elissa!!! amazingly beautiful!!!
2009-11-22 06:09:41 UTC
i think of course coz it's a part of one's persona ? every body goes a first look for hairs and face
?
2009-11-01 05:22:44 UTC
instantly... when i went from black to blonde, u can see that the character becomes more femenine, more innocent. when u go darker u instantly become more mysterious, to the outside pple, u stand ur ground better, u become bolder. it's a fact
?
2009-10-25 13:26:29 UTC
people think im a dumb blonde even though my hair is naturally dark brown.
Green
2009-10-23 15:23:32 UTC
oh yeah..as they say a red head is stubborn, a brunet is smart, and well a blonde we all the answer
?
2009-10-22 02:52:38 UTC
To me, it does. I'm a brunette, and I do tend to read in to things very deeply.
Apple
2009-10-21 02:24:34 UTC
And they never mention the redheads.

Remember- gentlemen prefer redheads!



Oh and yes we are in fact the best in bed ;)



X
2009-10-20 22:06:54 UTC
My hair doesn't influence my personality, but my personality influences my hair color.
2009-11-28 20:20:00 UTC
if i had my hair exactly the way i wanted it, i'd be waaaay more confident.



unfortunately, i'm hispanic and red hair isn't that flattering on a darker girl :)
geyamala
2009-11-18 01:18:05 UTC
hair color does not influence my personality.
Ashley ♥Aislings Mum♥ {09.25.08}
2009-11-07 19:21:44 UTC
Well, I'm a redhead and I do have a temper to me lol



Some people have asked me if I have a fiery temper because my hair is red. I just laugh and tell them to wait and see.
Teh Tweaksta
2009-10-30 12:57:41 UTC
I think so because if you change your hair color it expresses ur mood, feelings, and it shows how much you can be outgoing or laid back :D
anna - elaine
2009-10-27 13:45:23 UTC
It depends because a lot of people at my school have died there hair pink, blue, black, and have gone allllllllllllllllllllll goth. gross and that is just my opinion
Proud Mommy
2009-10-20 19:43:24 UTC
When my hair is red, I feel more... outgoing and happy. Crazy, I know.



I also do black hair, too. When I have black hair, I feel more unique.



When my hair is it's normal sandy brown, I feel more dull.



I think having my vibrant colors makes me vibrant.
hamster girl12
2009-10-20 14:17:12 UTC
no none of those are true but if some one does judge you bye your hair then forget them because it does not matter what your hair looks like but if you do care then if i were you i would make it look as good as possible.:)
2009-10-20 12:08:13 UTC
I have a dull light brown but that doesn't mean i'm dull! I really don't like my hair a ton... I'm more of a blonde! :o
uknowitstrue
2009-10-20 11:32:39 UTC
i'm naturally a blonde... but i always have my hair black. currently its black/blue/pink

it doesn't change my personality, i do it BECAUSE of all the stereotypes... if people want to judge me and label me as "emo, goth," or whatever I let them. If they're going to judge me they aren't the kinds of friends I want...It helps me know my real friends aren't the judgemental type =]
mauigirl247
2009-11-22 14:03:32 UTC
No, i'm a blonde but i think my personality is not "blonde"
?
2009-11-01 01:07:06 UTC
i love ma hair a lot coz they r fast growing, n i dont need to color them coz they have natural black color.......

ma frnd usually asked me dat how do u do this then i replied dat i m just caring them as a small child n they r giving a cute response......
la adriana
2009-10-26 17:41:27 UTC
i think your personality influences your hair color these days.
2009-10-25 11:32:53 UTC
MALTEZER brunette, blonde inside.. thats me
boy_carzy_girl
2009-10-24 13:36:59 UTC
no i do not thinkthat your hair color matters i am frinds with a lot of blondes i were are the same
2009-10-22 08:10:17 UTC
i think people these days judge your hair style on how good its looks rather than using it to tell personality.
TK S
2009-10-21 08:04:38 UTC
Not At all, its ur performance and behavior which influence personality.
Siswanto
2009-10-20 20:51:36 UTC
No , i am unlike colorized my hair

but sometime want to try this
arlene j
2009-10-20 20:37:09 UTC
You are judged by outward appearance. First and foremost.
2009-10-20 18:01:03 UTC
i think girls and guy tht decide "o im gnna die my hair blue, green etc watever'' thts because of how there feeling. they feel wild n crazy so they gnna die there hair wild n crazy maybe thts the kinda person they are
?
2009-10-20 10:18:21 UTC
The chemicals used in hair dye are not good for our health and over time, using them causes irreversible hair loss. I rather live with my natural hair than end up with hair loss problems when I am older. Hair dyes are also bad for the environment. It's also a great money pit, once you start, it's hard to give it up.



Regarding the hair loss, out of all the mature women around me, the only ones who still have hair as full and thick as when they were young are the few ones who never dyed their hair. The ones who regularly dyed their hair all start having hair loss in their 50's and on.
Sarah
2009-11-29 17:35:15 UTC
It is all fake. Well haha sometimes!! I am a brunette and very smart!!!!
Shreya S.
2009-11-28 23:38:03 UTC
i dont know about that as majority of people in india are black heads but it is so not true that all of them have the same personality.
Infantry Wife!!
2009-11-24 18:20:27 UTC
yes it does. if you have bleach blonde hair most ppl think your a slut. or a guy that has blue spikes they think he is a rock n roller.
flrty
2009-11-23 11:24:11 UTC
no no and yes but ive had white colored hair all my life no im not albino and its my hair so i dont know what else to tell you
?
2009-11-22 12:14:33 UTC
I don't think so, but i find that people who dye their hair are correspond to their personality.
?
2009-11-07 15:05:02 UTC
My hair does not influence my personality really
2009-10-20 16:46:15 UTC
My hair is dark brown(ima happy asian! lolz)and these myths are NOT true. personality is not affected by simply hair color.
Aurora Dawn
2009-10-20 10:32:07 UTC
Nope. I'm happy with the color hair I was born with. I'm at the age now where every so often I find a stray white one and I hope that as I get older I keep my dignity and don't dye my hair to look fool people into thinking I'm something that I'm not.
Captain Tomak
2009-10-20 10:10:35 UTC
I think so......Look at Kate Walsh. She's even more stunning as a Red Headed Woman(If that's possible)....I think she is a natural blonde.



I think with her sultry voice and colored Red Hair she seems to have been influenced by the stereotype of ravishing red heads---and that's fine with me!



**To Dragonflkisses---Happiness IS a Warm Puppy.
?
2009-11-29 14:31:22 UTC
yes, because personality and hair color is both genetic. there fore your hair color does influence your personality.
2009-11-28 16:27:31 UTC
Your hair doesn't influence your personality.

Your genes influence your personality.
Carina Main
2009-11-26 12:27:26 UTC
Im blonde and life SUCKS! IM FAT AND SAD! Im supper smart though and have friends
♥ ~Miss♥Dolly~♥
2009-11-18 19:13:50 UTC
I would say what kind of style is yours!

but your eyes always show your personality
JB
2009-11-16 16:54:54 UTC
complete myths. i have brown hair and im unlike anyone i know
2009-11-13 21:38:17 UTC
yesssssssssssssssss

blondes are not the smartest people in the world
TheSilverfoxx
2009-11-11 19:08:21 UTC
I Am Blond (Dyed), but smart, i'm naturly Brown, i don't know what that means.
2009-11-11 18:54:20 UTC
no it doesn't. sure it is true sometimes. like with me i am a red head and have a very bad temper and am stubborn. but my sister is blonde and she is nothing like their stereotypes
Moe
2009-11-10 06:07:57 UTC
No. We should all have just one universal hair color. Grey.
Sone
2009-11-03 12:17:59 UTC
well what i think is yes it does because some people say that if someone is blond it means that they are really stupid.
♥Yahoo Answer's 1# Diva♥
2009-11-01 10:21:55 UTC
Im blonde and i do have a lot of fun.But blonde hair isn't for everyone.
NickLovin
2009-10-27 21:32:24 UTC
i think the myths are way outdated.
2009-10-24 21:46:44 UTC
I think they influence on how a person views themself. Also they influence stereo-types but not all necessarily true.
Anna Durham
2009-10-20 16:18:22 UTC
I dyed my my hair to express the way i felt and to go along with my image it does affect my personality because i act how i look. my black hair make me feel sexy and flirty when i go out and makes me feel dark and depressed when i combine it with darker looking clothes -- Bad *** mentality
2009-10-20 13:46:05 UTC
Not all the time but quite often. Girls with nice sleek brunette hair are usually bit*ches. Blondes can be sluts, but also good people. I dunno about redheads, I have auburn hair and I think I'm normal.
Bam Bam Obama
2009-10-20 13:41:49 UTC
Actually, my hair color changes with the seasons especially the closer you get to my hind quarters...
grid_world_25
2009-10-20 10:47:01 UTC
It makes no difference at all to anyone who doesn't believe it will make a difference, just as its difficult to hypnotize someone who doesn't believe in hypnosis.



An idea sparks and then someone thinks they should play to that idea, so another person then makes a judgment...we really all are quite silly aren't we that such a trivial thing can change someones life and the social image they create or are perceived as.
Alicia H
2009-10-20 10:34:56 UTC
MY hair color is a part of me. I am a blonde and love it. If I change it I tend to feel frumpy. I do put different highlights, and low lights in it. I change my hair cuts so that don't feel like it's the same all the time too.
Mollyy
2009-11-04 10:04:27 UTC
No I don't think so but I would say people with dull hair do look dull.
2009-10-20 17:04:29 UTC
I think it does some colors make me feel sexier and some make me feel more classy. Like blonde makes me feel fun and flirty and my natural color (dark brown close to black) makes me feel classy.
Lala Girl (:
2009-11-30 17:40:41 UTC
No , it's based on your personateley , i'm not a dumb blonde .
?
2009-11-27 01:58:27 UTC
Well my hair goes with my personality, as you can see
jewlz
2009-11-21 18:19:37 UTC
I am dark and mysterious just like my hair colour.
?
2009-11-18 20:39:21 UTC
What Ever Float Your Boat (:
Daniel D
2009-11-11 12:20:33 UTC
it influences your self perception. If that leads to more or less confidence than yes
Sticky
2009-11-10 12:23:26 UTC
No. And I see no evidence of this in the real world.
willow_xox
2009-11-07 00:10:05 UTC
I would hazard a guess that these stories come from somewhere...Yes I would say it does because those rules count for all of my friends...and enemies! :]
?
2009-11-05 05:52:13 UTC
Yes it does affect your personality
Missing Yhu<3 R.I.P CJB!!
2009-11-04 18:05:20 UTC
Yes! I believe these so called Myths



MUHAHAH



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S i d n e y <3
2009-11-02 07:38:54 UTC
haha. no! i've changed my hair color quite a bit. it did nothing to my personality.
2009-10-30 17:54:58 UTC
Your hair colour doesn't influence your personality,it emphasizes it and helps people understand your personality.
?
2009-10-27 15:01:37 UTC
I know someone at my work who has extremely black hair, and I always thought of him as emo.
John T
2009-10-21 08:43:45 UTC
Blondes are stupid.

Gingers are hot-tempered

Brunettes are ditsy.

Greenies apeed too much time in the pool.

Blackies are smart, because they're asian.
?
2009-10-21 08:38:29 UTC
My hair color doesn't affect me at all, BUT HERS can make me crazy!
Kokoro Attack
2009-10-21 04:22:45 UTC
yeah but its not really the color its the way you feel about it if you llike it youll be in better moods its all about confidence
2009-10-20 16:31:22 UTC
The secret to having fun and being confident? Being happy with who you are.
ιѕαвєℓ ♥
2009-10-20 14:38:42 UTC
I dyed my hair a dark purple, but only a streak of it.

Everyone instantly knew I was crazy but the most fun to be around(:
chante
2009-10-20 12:21:23 UTC
I blame a lot on being a redhead. But maybe being Irish should be to blame too?



Impossible to answer.
2009-10-20 10:32:50 UTC
yes very much so i think your hair color has a big affect on your personality and looks. Of course me myself change my hair color every six months because i cant just stick with one. It is true what they say blondes have more fun and brunettes are more sophisicated and reds are very outgoing.
Tammi Miami
2009-10-20 16:25:21 UTC
brown/black or black means you have lots of style, medume or nonglowie brown is avarage/lame, carmel light brown can be nice , dark blonde is uncool, light blonde is bubbly sunny & happy, auburn is fallish, red is wild, & strawberry blonde is sweet.



i have brown/black hair & i think it is sleak, shiny, & stylish.







ALSO THERE OTHER COLORS THAN BROWN & BLOND people who act like these are the only hair colors are cluless & stupid :) :) :)
?
2009-12-01 17:21:57 UTC
Yes since I have gotten gray I have become more wise .
MSI
2009-11-21 20:04:29 UTC
I agree with the above statement.
2009-11-18 03:11:03 UTC
black makes me look fairer, dark brown suits me...

those myths are not yet outdated
brief or boxer J
2009-11-14 03:18:24 UTC
yeah hair influence personality... if your hair is sticky and you did not shower for a week ... and your scalp is flaky like a snow shower... then it shows that personality is unkempt...
?
2009-11-11 16:17:08 UTC
it shouldnt. some people might be affected by it, but u shoulnt center ur life around ur hair
Makino Ryôtarô Masanobu
2009-11-06 19:10:14 UTC
The main theme of the works of Stone is a mythopoetical whole. But if social realism holds, the works of Stone are an example of self-falsifying nationalism. The subject is contextualised into a capitalist desituationism that includes narrativity as a paradox.



“Language is part of the collapse of reality,” says Baudrillard. In a sense, the premise of social realism suggests that narrative comes from the masses. The primary theme of la Fournier’s[1] analysis of precultural capitalist theory is the difference between sexual identity and class.



But Derrida uses the term ’social realism’ to denote a mythopoetical whole. An abundance of theories concerning not discourse, as Lyotard would have it, but postdiscourse exist.



However, the example of capitalist desituationism prevalent in Stone’s Platoon emerges again in Natural Born Killers, although in a more self-referential sense. Any number of appropriations concerning social realism may be found.



It could be said that Hanfkopf[2] implies that the works of Stone are empowering. The subject is interpolated into a pretextual paradigm of narrative that includes truth as a totality.



2. Discourses of stasis



“Society is intrinsically elitist,” says Sartre; however, according to Wilson[3] , it is not so much society that is intrinsically elitist, but rather the paradigm of society. Therefore, many discourses concerning a dialectic whole exist. Lacan’s model of capitalist desituationism states that the State is meaningless, but only if the premise of precultural capitalist theory is invalid; otherwise, Sartre’s model of social realism is one of “subsemiotic conceptualism”, and thus fundamentally a legal fiction.



But Sontag promotes the use of capitalist desituationism to deconstruct the status quo. The subject is contextualised into a constructivist paradigm of expression that includes sexuality as a paradox.



Therefore, in Amarcord, Fellini reiterates precultural capitalist theory; in 8 1/2, however, he affirms precapitalist deconstructivist theory. A number of discourses concerning social realism may be discovered.



In a sense, if capitalist desituationism holds, we have to choose between the neodialectic paradigm of narrative and Baudrillardist simulacra. Marx uses the term ‘precultural capitalist theory’ to denote not, in fact, narrative, but postnarrative.



3. Fellini and textual predialectic theory



If one examines precultural capitalist theory, one is faced with a choice: either accept semanticist feminism or conclude that art is capable of significant form. It could be said that Brophy[4] holds that we have to choose between capitalist desituationism and neocapitalist situationism. If dialectic discourse holds, the works of Fellini are postmodern.



“Sexual identity is meaningless,” says Lyotard. Thus, Bataille uses the term ’social realism’ to denote the common ground between consciousness and sexual identity. In Satyricon, Fellini denies precultural capitalist theory; in La Dolce Vita he analyses subtextual theory.



“Language is intrinsically used in the service of capitalism,” says Baudrillard; however, according to Cameron[5] , it is not so much language that is intrinsically used in the service of capitalism, but rather the dialectic, and some would say the defining characteristic, of language. But the subject is interpolated into a social realism that includes truth as a totality. The main theme of the works of Madonna is the futility, and eventually the stasis, of capitalist class.



If one examines neomaterial discourse, one is faced with a choice: either reject precultural capitalist theory or conclude that context is a product of the collective unconscious. However, Derrida uses the term ‘capitalist desituationism’ to denote a self-supporting paradox. The rubicon of capitalist theory which is a central theme of Madonna’s Material Girl is also evident in Sex.



In a sense, capitalist desituationism suggests that the goal of the participant is social comment. An abundance of depatriarchialisms concerning not narrative, as precultural capitalist theory suggests, but prenarrative exist.



It could be said that in Erotica, Madonna deconstructs posttextual construction; in Sex, although, she denies capitalist desituationism. The subject is contextualised into a precultural capitalist theory that includes culture as a reality.



However, Dahmus[6] implies that we have to choose between social realism and subconceptualist discourse. The primary theme of Hanfkopf’s[7] essay on Sartreist absurdity is the role of the reader as participant.



It could be said that Baudrillard suggests the use of capitalist desituationism to modify and challenge sexual identity. Foucault uses the term ’social realism’ to denote a mythopoetical totality.



Thus, the subject is interpolated into a capitalist desituationism that includes reality as a reality. Lacan promotes the use of postconstructive theory to deconstruct the status quo.



It cou
2009-11-06 15:45:15 UTC
thats like sayng the color of ure eyes is an influence in your personality IT DOSENT MATTER WHAT COULOR URE HAIR IS
2009-11-04 13:05:19 UTC
I have brown hair and I don't feel very sophisticated. :)
bella
2009-11-01 20:20:11 UTC
people are gonna form opinions on you based off of what you look like and how you present yourself. just go with whatever makes you happy.
2009-10-24 20:10:19 UTC
i think your Natural hair color affects how people look at you, but not really your actual personality.
?
2009-10-20 21:48:11 UTC
YES...redheads are labeled as firey and hot tempered....and well, sometimes thats true. but its not fair for someone to assume you are "your hair color"!!
ღ Pεεkα Bσσღ
2009-10-20 19:25:15 UTC
No, it doesn't. Because it's not the hair but the person him/herselves personality within them.
?
2009-10-20 17:26:09 UTC
i honestly think that redheads seem to have more of a temper, but on the plus side theyre more fun and more willing to be "out there"
2009-10-20 16:39:01 UTC
I don't think hair colour influences personality at all.
2009-10-20 14:44:47 UTC
I'll just say that I'm black, and my hair is lighter color than most black people's, and I don't color it, because I feel like I wouldn't be me if I did.
taradiddle
2009-10-20 14:17:00 UTC
No, the smartest girl I know is a natural platinum blonde!
Kameryn!! Cheer!! Cheer!!
2009-10-20 13:23:56 UTC
well every time i say something slow im always told its because i am blonde but hey maybe it is but i believe there is a slim chance of that being true oh and yess im judged alll the time!!!!! (:
2009-10-20 13:21:19 UTC
Definitely. I suppose some girls might be offended by being called a blonde Barbie doll, but I don't really mind a bit ;)
marmite
2009-10-27 08:51:00 UTC
my dad says that red heads have a temper but my friend is a red head and she doesn't give out what so ever so no
hell life
2009-10-24 01:27:51 UTC
of course not coz every one have different colours of hairs and wht abt the question for those who didn't have hairs?
xXx_ashleybaby_xXx
2009-11-29 19:36:21 UTC
ha maybe

who knows

i bet it depends

and holy crap!

a lot of people answered this! i bet no one reads mine!

give me a thumbs up if u even read this!
Meagan AskMe
2009-11-24 12:25:42 UTC
i think they do a little i just dyed my hair black from brown and and i feel a little more angry and a little sadder sometimes i do love my hair though lol
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mad anon
2009-10-27 13:40:00 UTC
THIS IS JUST MY EXPERIENCE so please don't get offended!

i think extremely really pretty white brunettes are slutty... >__<: ( im a brunette but im asiann )

and lighter haired girls, blondies, they seem more funn, happy,

and yes hair color inflences your personalityy xD u probably feel sexy when ur a blondie, and whne your blru prob go with the flow do wat u want?? idk xD
AwesomePerson <3
2009-10-23 13:37:40 UTC
Well I have blond brown and black hair, and im creative but shy



if that... says anything.... lol.



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091022194434AAq3VOb
poordeadmouse
2009-10-21 19:57:06 UTC
Your hair color wont influence your personality. However, how people treat you WILL influence your personality, and your hair color will influence how people treat you.



Therefore, indirectly, your hair color will influence your personality.



=)
dhhjgfvjhkb
2009-10-21 08:33:23 UTC
for all those people who have said it - brunette is brown AND black hair.
2009-10-20 22:30:22 UTC
It really depends.....but in my opinion, it really does influence your personality because like if you have black hair,you tend to sometimes be emo-ish....that's my opinion.
Derek L
2009-10-20 20:16:44 UTC
Not really,

(with an exception to rainbow afros)
Michelle
2009-10-20 18:45:20 UTC
no. i've had blonde hair, brown hair, red hair, and black hair but i've always had the same personality.
hanna b
2009-10-20 17:36:24 UTC
i think they are so outdated it gets on my nerves cuz im a blonde and everyone thinks im stupid but its so not true i do have my "blonde moments" but doesn't everyone
Soares
2009-10-20 16:24:35 UTC
Hair color defines you as much as you let it.
okay
2009-10-20 14:32:55 UTC
I don't think hair color effects your personality, but i do believe it effects how others see you, which may influence how you act.
2009-10-20 12:16:40 UTC
I am 49 years old, and I have NEVER colored my hair. I have no problem being the person I am.
2009-10-20 10:22:08 UTC
well i'm sure in this shallow world the colour of your hair does matter, to me though it doesn't, i do not dye my hair blonde like many ppl out there because i personally don't care about fashion and fitting in with the crowd,i am me and if people don't like it then that's their problem...my hair colour has no influence over me as a person
gimpalong
2009-10-20 10:18:11 UTC
for me, its more like my personality affects my hair... depending on whats going on, i hide out in the bathroom for an hour and start hacking away lol i havent let anyone else do my hair in probably 5 years... im naturally a blonde i havent had my natural color since i was 12 i feel too sweet/cute/young with blonde hair. ive had it blonde, light brown, black, red, purple, now its orange, ive used the wash out sprays in green and blue. ive even had it 3, 4, 5 colors at one time. when my hair is a certain color i feel like it expresses me more as an out there, kinda spunky person. i dont like normal. i think of hair as another accessory so i use it to my whims. and color is more fun and easier to change more often than cut or style, but it always has to change or i feel bored/mundane/stuck... change is refreshing so yeah my hair color and my personality are intertwined, they affect each other. if i didnt change my hair color and cut and style all the time, no one would recognize me, i wouldnt even recognize me. :)
Paloma G
2009-11-24 18:56:49 UTC
i COMLETELY think your hair color affects your personality.

i know people that are:

BLONDE-and more outspoken and crazy and fun

BRUNNETTES- that are smart yet funny and creative and trustworthy

BLACK- are more crazy and into music

RED- shy but are seriously funny and nice



hahah
Joshua
2009-11-21 11:33:05 UTC
ima blonde and have some pretty stupid moments but im still smart. i think its the person who thinks they changee
2009-10-31 13:08:09 UTC
I thinks so ive found people with brown hair to be flirty, red spunky, and blonde energetic, but its just me......
M. Ly
2009-10-20 10:58:49 UTC
Absolutely not! While you can change your hair color at any given time your personality is not something that easily changes. I say I am who I am and how I am regardless of what I decide to wear or dye my hair to.
2009-11-28 11:15:02 UTC
no but some people say that if you have red hair you have a firery personality
kidwiththefro93
2009-11-17 18:11:51 UTC
havent you ever heard a blonde joke b4?
2009-11-10 23:20:35 UTC
I think it sort of effects how OTHERS treat you, which may in turn effect how YOU behave.
2009-11-06 20:50:46 UTC
yes. the chemicals that give your hair color seep into your brain and f**k with it
2009-11-03 09:57:18 UTC
No. Read a psychology book.
Ashhleey
2009-10-30 20:43:54 UTC
Yes it does, well i really don't know just wanted to be part of the 900 that answered
2009-10-29 06:34:10 UTC
No, you shouldn't judge people by their looks.
Dejavu
2009-10-25 06:25:16 UTC
yes. especially yellow color
Yohanson
2009-10-22 15:09:08 UTC
They do to me.

When I change my hair color, my style and personality follow.
Bryan
2009-10-20 21:57:45 UTC
i think your hair is one of the first things people notice, and even though your hair means nothing, people are stereotypical so it does make a difference to other people in terms of impressions. to me though, my hair is MY hair, i am who i am.
2009-10-20 14:55:41 UTC
i had dark brown hair naturally and after i dyed my hair light blonde i felt more bubbly and open. i dont know why!
Columbus
2009-10-20 10:20:37 UTC
I change my hair color pretty often, every six month or so, and I've had all the typical hair colors (black, blond, brown and red) and I definitely notice a difference in how a feel with the different hair colors. I would say hair color definitely affects you.
zeedog
2009-12-02 08:12:23 UTC
blondes are stupid.

brunettes are just brunettes because they think that blondes are dumb and they dont wanna be dumb.

black haired people are usually asian or japanese and chinese kids are smart. black haired people are smarter.

andddd brown is just brown.

yeah. =)
2009-11-26 08:20:38 UTC
I'm not sure, I think it probably has different effects on different people.
boys ii meno
2009-11-17 05:54:46 UTC
hair color has nothing to do with your personality.

These are just stereotypes that you shouldn't believe.
?
2009-11-01 10:13:45 UTC
i had black hair but when i moved to a new school i dyed it blonde and people treat you different with different hair and then i moved agian i dyed it brown and different treatment.
2009-10-29 11:51:19 UTC
no,although in my school all the blondes can run faster then everyone else
G-(wo)Man
2009-10-20 14:40:40 UTC
Nah, I'm blonde and I'm quiet, shy, and my ideal night is sitting at home with a book. I'm also not a dumb blonde, and I actually find those jokes insulting.
?
2009-10-20 14:01:01 UTC
I defiantly think my hair effects my personality. The redder my hair is the more firey my personality
Cool heads prevail
2009-10-20 13:30:30 UTC
Hair color can not change the person inside!
$aRaH JaNe
2009-11-30 19:45:32 UTC
No, brunettes have way more fun!!
MsKesiaBoo
2009-11-30 12:23:36 UTC
no your hair color is ur hair color, your personality reflects who you are....regardless of your hair color your personality will still be there
Wet Farter
2009-11-27 20:59:19 UTC
it doesn't it just influences other peoples view on you but not your actual personality
2009-11-23 19:27:19 UTC
yes because females are very shallow they like changing mother nature and acting like something their not
2009-11-08 18:29:42 UTC
that's true the hair always express our personalities but not exactly the colors most importantis the style
?
2009-11-06 16:33:40 UTC
i think in the age of hair dye, personality influences color.im kinda dark, goth..so i love having my hair jet black.
2009-10-23 01:46:42 UTC
well am blounde a ni lyk 2 av fun so gess so
Sunny
2009-10-22 16:39:50 UTC
I think it does I look for different hairstyles everyday.. well i try to atleast!! Peece I love this questions!!
2009-10-20 17:37:47 UTC
i dont think so i change my hair color a lot
2009-10-20 15:07:45 UTC
Yes. It's a characteristic of you and is a part of who you are. Every other one of your characteristics help determine your personality- why shouldn't your hair? xD
2009-10-20 13:23:58 UTC
i rinsed my hair jet black last thursday and the compliments have not stopped as yet. i colour my hair abour twice a year... my true hair colour is dark brown..... to rid myself of the mousy colour that occurs from constant relaxing it. as a lady of african descent only sistas may feel where i am coming from. anyways... i coloured my hair jet black and people are asking me wht did i do to my hair, ur hair looks hott, u look sexy, u look like a dominatrix (lol)... i mean its only a colour... i didnt cut it... and its a boring colour,black, at that......

i said all o that to say HELL YES , my hair colour influences my personally. i feel foxier. * smile*
2009-10-20 13:20:31 UTC
Hello, I live in Sweden and almost all the blond girls you see are as you think they are. Especially how their hair color matches with their bodies. Brown haired girls are less "crazy" than the blond or platinum white haired girls.
❤ Twentyseven ❤
2009-10-20 12:58:10 UTC
I am a brunette and I get straight A's in school and I am very sophisticated. People always think I'm going to be quiet when they come up to me, and I am. I CAN have fun, but I don't get too crazy.

My sister, on the other hand, is blonde and is a comPLETE ditz. She is so crazy!

:)
malibu
2009-10-20 10:42:46 UTC
When my hair is blonde I sleep around and walk into traffic and go on shopping sprees.



When my hair is brown I study and wear glasses and I am very unappealing and sohisticated.



When my hair is red I pretend I'm a sorority girl.



I just get these uncontrollable urges to act certain ways whenever I color my hair! This question makes me want to buy L'Oreal, right now.
2009-11-27 15:27:47 UTC
it depends but if you blonde ppl are qoinq to yu like a nice qirll....
spotsoncows
2009-11-22 21:06:09 UTC
well people with natural purple hair are very shy you barley ever see them
2009-11-17 19:20:36 UTC
Some people might think that but how would that be possible....

Like i hav a chestnut brown haircolor Blonde or brunnete??? I have fun and im sophiticated!!!



Deffinetly a myth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Not possible!!
Tex S
2009-10-21 18:59:52 UTC
Only if you dye it an awful color. Be proud of what God gave you.
2009-10-21 03:40:18 UTC
I do not know, I have gray hair (white+brown blend)
dark eyes
2009-10-20 10:17:13 UTC
The only thing "different" I did with my hair color was a high-light and, believe it or not...it made me feel a lot less pretty. The blonde made me look washed out, I had to change the color of clothes and make up I used...so, it was extremely costly for me to do.



When I color my hair it's natural color, it makes me feel "finished"...like something was missing, and now it feels complete. I feel a lot more confidence, and it enhances my natural colors that look good on me.
2009-11-29 13:09:53 UTC
no..because they say blonds have more fun..i be havin a ball with my pain ole black hair...lmao
Karrington S
2009-11-27 12:33:58 UTC
Well im blonde and i have fun all the time :) but im not dumb >:(
2009-10-28 16:37:52 UTC
i kinda think it dose,im a blond and wild and stupid, my friend has brown hair and iz nothin like me!
Kristen-Marie
2009-10-23 13:49:06 UTC
No of course not you have an excelent personality.
Timmy Bananas
2009-10-20 18:40:44 UTC
broads that color their hair are usually one of two things:



1) old

2) tramps



Not that either are bad, I especially enjoy old tramps.
Booboo
2009-10-20 17:14:01 UTC
No, i don't think it influences your personnality--some people may but there probably just stereotyping

eg; all blondes are dumb
2009-10-20 15:46:50 UTC
natural brunette, but i felt more confident blonde.
2009-10-20 10:15:15 UTC
Well, I suppose it would all depend on how your hair color makes you feel. For example, a friend of mine dyed her hair blond, and she feels more confident, thus she is more fun. I dyed my hair black, and I felt, well, darker.



It really depends on the person, and their feelings toward their new hair color.
2009-11-20 15:57:41 UTC
People judge you on how you LOOK!
Crazy ladies late night snackin!
2009-11-08 07:14:26 UTC
Blondes definitely have more fun!
?
2009-11-07 06:24:48 UTC
The hair colour doesn't affect my personality, but it does affect how others preconceive my personality.
Katydid25
2009-10-26 13:11:34 UTC
I think hair color changes your overall attitude



plz answer mine! https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091026125706AA4jU70
2009-10-21 09:38:24 UTC
I would never dye my hair with store bought products.
Ishita J
2009-10-21 02:24:31 UTC
nopeeeeeeeeee it just hair and i got black hairrrr which is worse coz if i get grey hair it stands out more :(
2009-10-20 23:54:26 UTC
It isn't just blonde's who are thick.



I'm dumb, and i have brown hair... time to get those foils out ;)
Karamazov
2009-10-20 16:07:54 UTC
Yes it does

blonde women do have more dates and fun.
2009-10-20 15:58:17 UTC
yes i think im a princess when my hair is dyed blonde

so i act sexy then i realize im a man because i get bashed up then i dont feel sexy any more : (
monkey 101
2009-10-20 15:14:04 UTC
yes it does because i have blonde hair and supposibly we dont get things
I dunno b/c haha LOL!
2009-10-20 13:33:05 UTC
I have never changed my hair colour. I already have the best hair colour. I just wish I had more of it.
2009-10-20 11:38:22 UTC
Yeah. My hair is black.

I'm always shy and quiet.



But I don't think this myth works out for everyone.

Only some ..
2009-11-16 21:18:22 UTC
It reacts with calmness of definitity.
2009-11-16 04:24:35 UTC
Cheese Cake? :)
Yoyo THS
2009-11-11 13:46:30 UTC
Yes



Please go to http://www.yoyoths.webs.com for all your yo-yo needs.

Or you can chat with friends and have a great time. See you there!!!
pine
2009-10-22 20:04:37 UTC
to tell you the truth it does

blonds are more preppy with less in the the brain

bernets are more serious with much smarter brains
nomokomoyo
2009-10-21 06:58:24 UTC
in a way,YES!,they seem to judged the book by it's cover...
:)
2009-10-20 13:20:42 UTC
I cant answer the other question, but a study was giving and provin the blonde's have more fun !
danz2289
2009-11-30 21:47:20 UTC
depends on the person
2009-11-26 10:03:45 UTC
thats all bulll cuz the looks dont matter. its the inside what countss.
2009-11-15 23:17:33 UTC
It depends on your opinion..Pink hair = Badass. xD
ojitos verde selva
2009-11-14 15:04:57 UTC
yes, sometimes it really does.

the right hair colour can make u feel foxy, more confident. and sometimes more suffisticated and mature.
Anne
2009-11-10 14:21:28 UTC
sometimes it can. sometimes it wont.i am blonde and i tend to be more sophisticated psh lol
Allan T
2009-10-25 16:51:31 UTC
hair color does not make any diffrefrence
2009-10-21 09:37:00 UTC
My wife doesnt even remember what her natural color is.
You Know What's Up
2009-10-21 07:39:22 UTC
BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN BUT BRUNETTES REMEMBER IT.
2009-10-21 06:33:42 UTC
Hair color can affect your personatlity but when it does affect your personatlity you become syco
Chacha
2009-10-20 22:03:18 UTC
I don't dye my hair.. ill wait to dye it when im old and possibly get gray hairs
2009-10-20 17:49:04 UTC
i have natural brown hair,,and i wanted to dye it black to express the depression i was going threw.. and i wnated to turn goth to.
2009-10-20 14:37:14 UTC
I think hair does influence your personality.

IN SOME CASES; some blondes are more outgoing then redheads.

it all depends.
Cynthia
2009-10-20 13:25:19 UTC
I really don't think so, I think the way you are depends on how you are brought up, morals and values that you grow up with and that this is what molds your personality.
AnneShirley
2009-10-20 10:13:10 UTC
i change my hair color with the season. i go blond in the summer, a auburn in the autumn and a chocolate brown by winter. i think my hair color fits my personality too. summer is fun and flirty, autumn is colorful and winter is deep and rich
2009-11-27 12:16:28 UTC
well if your blonde you do have more fun cause your stupied and dumb!

hahah im a blonde(:
2009-10-27 06:29:59 UTC
i dont think it should people should judge you on your personality not your hair.
Alexa ♥lol♥
2009-10-26 17:58:20 UTC
definetely not.. sometimes brunettes can be crazy and blonds can be smart [:
?
2009-10-26 05:11:58 UTC
yes. blondes are stupid. brunettes are smart. and red heads are just weird.
2009-10-21 04:09:09 UTC
Well, im blonde and im totally crazy, im fun, and im stylish ♥
nonnie S
2009-10-20 15:03:54 UTC
NNNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!





I have dark brown hair (natural) and I'm usually considered the crazy, loud, outgoing, wierd, smart, silly, fun, ghetto, etc. one out of all my friends. Your hair color has absolutely nothing to do with your personality;otherwise you wouldn't have seen any of those adjectives up there.
2009-10-20 14:56:25 UTC
most boys say that!!



who cares



im effing both!!!



and i love it



i gt called the dumb fun blonde



and the smart bruneettte



but i dont care



they say red hairs bad



my friend is strwaberry blonde



and its the prettiest color you will ever see!!!



they are very outdated



dont let anyone tell you who you are!!!



you know the truth!!<3



so yeah



answer mine?

https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091020144526AAEvQJ1
Graeme R
2009-11-20 15:45:35 UTC
yes, blondes are dumb and gingers are nerds and black haired chicks are emo or really hot.
mÜff
2009-11-20 11:29:21 UTC
My makes me feel thooooper
2009-11-16 09:01:46 UTC
It only affects what other people think of you
Asia
2009-11-14 08:01:27 UTC
Yes in deed.
Lauren
2009-11-05 18:54:56 UTC
Yes, it does.



And you should probably watch this video and want to be us...



http://www.youtube.com/user/gretchandgurd
Kdawggy
2009-10-30 03:57:41 UTC
lol i started dying my hair red at the beginning of the year and it does change your personality i believe coz im a lot ''cooler'' after that u know....
Mystine G
2009-10-21 03:26:38 UTC
No, and I also don't dye my hair.



I suppose it might influence your personality if you are that shallow.
La.Patito
2009-10-20 21:35:37 UTC
Well, in my opinion it does, but only because it can make you feel more confident about yourself.
westwindsraider
2009-10-20 18:45:10 UTC
No, just intelligence, hence, all the blonde jokes.
redpandasrule
2009-10-20 17:35:33 UTC
"Never judge a book by its cover."



Similarly, the same thing can be said for hairstyles & personalities.
♪♫
2009-10-20 15:40:45 UTC
My hair is dark black and i think its great. When I dyed my hair auburn, I didn't feel good about myself, i will always keep my hair black.
?
2009-10-20 14:59:16 UTC
yeah it effects on your self-personality.

If ur a bad man or woman your hair woul'd be something like bluish.

But a good boy has a whitish hairstyle.
2009-10-20 13:00:45 UTC
Hair color has nothing to do with personality. Except maybe if you dye it purple. Or green. Or a color that isn't natural.
Nick L
2009-11-22 20:51:11 UTC
http://d33ee6psrl5r9u3cn6hueves7n.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=2
?
2009-11-19 19:21:57 UTC
umm well im blond but im hispanic and trust me i do have fun and im crazy but i think it dosent influence me
muffin568
2009-10-22 16:33:19 UTC
not at all

just be your self and every one gets to know you the way you are not by your hair but by how you treat them and talk to them and all that stuff
A-Town/Pyramid
2009-10-20 09:53:48 UTC
Of Course Not.

I Have Changed My Hair Color Over Ten Times Only Because I Get Bored With The Same Hairstyle. I Have Had Red,Dark Brown, Light Brown, Auburn, Gold Brown, Black, Jet Black, And I Am Still Tempted To Get Purple.

Even though I Have Had All Those Colors My Personality Has Remained The Same.
2009-11-30 17:36:31 UTC
yes
obsessedtvlvr
2009-11-30 17:25:20 UTC
No it doesn't. It doesn't matter what you look like it's who you are, and I know that sounds cliche but, it's true.
Bill
2009-11-28 21:46:09 UTC
yes
maria
2009-11-21 16:21:51 UTC
no my personality is judged by what i do and what i am not my hair
alliegurl667
2009-11-19 16:13:50 UTC
nope im a blonde but very smart. but i think they do have more fun!!!
Mícheál
2009-11-19 09:45:55 UTC
i like brunettes i have one
butters
2009-11-16 17:42:41 UTC
No. People should look at yourself instead of your haircolor.
Josh M
2009-11-14 17:53:04 UTC
yes
2009-11-14 11:11:36 UTC
yes
Pics or Gtfo
2009-11-09 14:24:32 UTC
holy sheeeeet over a thousand people answered
2009-11-07 05:48:00 UTC
no but your hair style can give you confidence or make you insecure thus giving you a personality change
Amra
2009-10-28 13:34:46 UTC
no not in those terms, but it shows who you are, like if you colored it to pink or something your putting yourself out tehre
2009-10-21 06:12:31 UTC
erm...no i dont think so.well, i think it influences the way u act. like alot of blondes think that they are relly 'it' lol.
2009-10-20 19:26:21 UTC
Huh, yeah I guess so. I dont have any personality.
Santiaguera
2009-10-20 12:25:07 UTC
My hair has always been black, I wouldn't want to color it but it does turn from black to dark brown in the summertime...so I guess...
2009-10-20 12:19:20 UTC
hell yes! ok if my hair color looks horible im going to be in a a crappy mood.
no name, no face
2009-11-19 05:17:24 UTC
No,No,Yes...none
2009-11-12 16:53:12 UTC
yes
?
2009-11-10 17:45:57 UTC
if you are a blonde people think you sre dump but you prove them wrong. so no i dont think so.
boo! ٩(●̮̮̃•̃)۶
2009-11-05 06:41:00 UTC
woo hoo i'm the 1000 th answer!
2009-10-23 21:06:09 UTC
it depends on how you act and how you want people to look at and treat you, you wear the shoes
xPoisonedTearsx
2009-10-20 14:01:26 UTC
I think blondes have more fun....but that's just my opinion. But blondes have also been known to be more ummm...slu*ty? LOL
Jaslin [Solar.♥]
2009-10-20 13:08:26 UTC
hair color doesnt mean anything to me, i mean i have really dark hair, almost black, since black is apparently not a real hair color. people still describe me as being indescribable and just me. i've always been fun and a happy kid, it's not just limited to blondes or anything.
neveragain
2009-10-20 12:36:08 UTC
I think so..I have gone red..well Auburn,,I get a lot more attention and I love it. I can tell people are more interested in e, it makes me lighter, happier.
2009-10-20 11:26:13 UTC
I'm a natural redhead, and YES,the color does dictate my personality.
2014-06-04 07:20:44 UTC
I believe these are all myths. I am a blonde.
shelby
2009-11-26 21:10:50 UTC
it depends i dont think it really influences your personality but i do think it can influence someones opinion of you.
aliDemolition
2009-11-18 23:21:24 UTC
you have to be really shallow if hair influences your personality. have you no true self worth and substance?
?
2009-11-09 00:47:39 UTC
No, its the person under the hair.



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091108143149AAOaJUu
Nicole
2009-10-26 11:53:55 UTC
Kind od
guy27
2009-10-25 14:45:18 UTC
You people do realize that this is an adverisement, right?
frost
2009-10-24 11:09:37 UTC
yup. I got black hair, therefore i'm a cool collected suave kinda guy.



ಠ_ಠ
...Arael...
2009-10-21 16:18:47 UTC
Yes it does!
2009-10-20 19:20:05 UTC
i think this is all just a myth
tookietookie123
2009-10-20 14:51:28 UTC
We red heads aren't witches now are we? I guess you can say they are outdated...
2009-10-20 10:29:18 UTC
to me my personality stills the same but people look at girls how have black hair are sweet and quite well to the person hair Colour doesn't change a thing but it effects the way people look at you
♬Passion4 ♩ ♪ ♫
2009-11-21 15:37:27 UTC
don't judge a book by its cover, you should know your the experts!
?
2009-11-19 04:55:57 UTC
lol yess it does brunnets are smart and inoccent and i think blondes are more wildd then brunnets
DS
2009-11-18 12:11:13 UTC
it can effect a lot but it depends how its done, this is an expert in the subject http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyTQMFGWU_k
2009-11-11 22:44:05 UTC
Yes..
Cat poop
2009-11-07 10:27:03 UTC
i have black hair my blonde friend said she had more fun with her hair
2009-10-24 02:38:58 UTC
Yes - definiately.
Rudolf
2009-10-23 00:52:05 UTC
not just hair, everything, your appearence has effect on your sense of self
walk on water
2009-10-21 06:26:18 UTC
well somewhat...im blonde no more fun then my brown haired bros
jinny
2009-10-21 02:17:46 UTC
For every Human it is good as it is.
?
2009-12-01 20:40:00 UTC
i guess i'm a sophisticated brunette... or maybe one day i will be. as a brunette i think i'm shy, kind, and unique. i don't know about sophisticated, but wat do u expect? after all, i'm still just a kid.
Elaine
2009-11-23 07:49:14 UTC
I don't think so.

It only makes someone prettier or uglier.
SmellyKelly
2009-11-13 02:33:04 UTC
So what happens to bald people?
?
2009-11-10 14:24:46 UTC
thats the stupidest thing iv ever heard in my WHOLE life.
2009-11-08 14:29:38 UTC
it shouldn't but if someone dyes their hair they usually start acting like that hair color steyrio type.
SMS♥
2009-11-01 00:09:05 UTC
how would hair color affect your personality. that's stupid. hair color is just a color. nothing more, people are naive & stupid.
?
2009-10-21 08:44:33 UTC
No, it doesn't change your personality.



Although my oldschool father insists that it changes who you are.



it's ridiculous to think that.
2009-10-21 04:17:35 UTC
Yes, if your ginger or something people might bully you.
Theawesomenicole
2009-10-20 14:50:51 UTC
Those are WAY to outdated.
2009-10-20 10:43:56 UTC
It doesn't change your personality, but it can certainly affect your mood, if you're like me and my mom. Sometimes when we're feeling down, we go and dye our hair some crazy color and we instantly feel better.
2009-10-20 10:28:36 UTC
I don't think I act any different when my hair is lighter but I think some people treat me different than when it is a darker color.I am who I am no matter what color my hair is.
2009-11-15 14:03:42 UTC
no my hairs dirty blond but i am all dark and black all the time.
Mrs. Eddie Redmayne
2009-11-04 19:51:38 UTC
no your hair doesn't decide your life for you.

p.s. wow you're question got ALOT of answers!!
haeunberry
2009-10-20 19:09:21 UTC
depends on some people
Victoria3v
2009-11-22 20:22:13 UTC
i think it can and those who dye their hair ususally like to exprss their personality
2009-11-22 13:21:18 UTC
i don't know! i am just answering this question to get 2 points!
Princess of Roses
2009-11-16 06:23:12 UTC
yes it does influences ur personality.
2009-11-12 17:48:06 UTC
i think these myths are outdated..the way you are is your personality!









someone answer plese



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091112155711AA3Euc1&r=w
stellastar23
2009-11-08 19:43:49 UTC
no. a person should not be defined by their hair color.
?
2009-11-04 05:49:45 UTC
yes Im different when my grey kicks in
2009-10-30 09:31:21 UTC
omg! this Question has got 911 answers. :o

well.. and my answr is .no its not. it doesnt influence on yar personality
suni
2009-10-23 12:24:09 UTC
I change my hair colour
tulips
2009-10-20 22:56:51 UTC
I like a reddish tint to my hair - it makes me feel prettier and more sexy! hehe
mick_rons
2009-10-20 19:11:04 UTC
ive got gret hair, dyed it black once, looked a right cu+nt, i looked like a golly wog
imagination life's ur creati
2009-10-20 18:04:09 UTC
yeaa, if u dye hair it wont change personality
Cassie
2009-10-20 14:46:04 UTC
I don't think it influences your personality but I do think is another way to express your self :^)
crystal h
2009-10-20 13:17:47 UTC
my natural hair color is brown but when i color itred or blonde i feel prettier just because its something different
2009-10-20 10:59:47 UTC
Getting Hairstyles changed is not a big issue now a days.

Their are lot types of hairstyles such as:

Celebrity hairstyle

Teen hairstyle

Hollywood hairstyle

Actor hairstyle

Actress hairstyles

and much more....



you can get lot type hairstyles makeup in the following site:

http://celebrityhairstylesonline.info



cheerzz
?
2009-10-24 20:55:30 UTC
It does. It's called First impression :))
metrogirl11
2009-10-23 14:16:44 UTC
no i am blonde but get strait a's that is so untrue blonde's nott stupid
oh_dear!
2009-10-21 04:45:07 UTC
yes just like clothing it's another way of expressing myself
2009-11-21 18:16:36 UTC
my hair is black.

I dont act like a N*gg*r
Trevor F
2009-11-20 18:13:47 UTC
this is exactly like this survey/documentary thing on youtube that was put up by a and e

-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQsF7_GU6Zw
Ross
2009-11-16 17:58:46 UTC
Hmm I'm not sure, watch this video and you'll see what I mean



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5Aix07MLHE
I_C_Butterflies
2009-11-16 07:02:14 UTC
well i have black hair....sooo yes i do believe my hair influences my dark personality.
2009-11-12 04:54:50 UTC
nobody judges me like that or whatever you are talking about.
mikeeeee
2009-11-07 21:10:08 UTC
GUYS ONLY! (MALE ONLY)



NO FEMALE OPINIONS!



answer this question, it's very easy! it's about who's better-looking



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091107180558AAvCoH3 < 3 thank YU! babeee, x3
2009-10-24 23:11:33 UTC
i dye my hair sumtimes and people judge u rite away...like last time i dyed it purple and my friends mom called me a devil worshipper and im like D:?!?! but i dont care wat people think...but i dont think the color of sumones hair influences their personality.
2009-10-22 19:10:02 UTC
no but its your hair style that expresses you not influences you
Al Scusi
2009-10-22 18:04:27 UTC
Oh Yes!!



I have turned Grey.... I am a lot wiser ;]
JellyCakes
2009-10-21 14:07:57 UTC
yea i think so some people look at me wit black hair and automically think im emo
?
2009-10-21 05:40:21 UTC
yes because it describes my personality like who i am, my skin color , and my home language.
creepa
2009-10-21 01:50:26 UTC
i dyed my hair to not be mistaken for an abop
2009-10-20 17:40:53 UTC
no it doesnt u shuld jus let ur hair b regular it doesnt matter wat color cause i got a frend who is blond and she never has any fun so yea
VUfan
2009-10-20 17:07:58 UTC
my hair color is natural. i leave it at that to express me exactly as i am, natural, someones who loves nature and no harmful chemicals. it definately reflects my personality.
Bobsbabe
2009-10-20 13:28:59 UTC
I like the brightness of highlights.
Layne C
2009-10-20 12:00:37 UTC
my hair color defines me so its effect is everything!
~BlueRose~
2009-10-20 11:50:16 UTC
Yes.

When you have your hair color of your dreams you get more confident.
justamisguidedghost
2009-11-06 11:51:10 UTC
i want my hair colour to influence my personality so im dyeing it purple :)
?
2009-10-25 10:31:17 UTC
I don't think so, it's a stupid myths
Roger O
2009-10-20 16:02:01 UTC
no it is not based of off my hair

actually, i think hair is based off of your personality
PEACE AND HARMONY!!
2009-11-28 13:16:35 UTC
no nobody can see my hair and everyone is really nice to me
itsjustme
2009-11-19 06:21:35 UTC
How did you get this question to stay up so long
2009-11-16 05:14:13 UTC
It dapends if it looks bad or not
L'Apprenante de français
2009-10-30 15:50:34 UTC
Hey Loreal

Sorry but I don't buy your products!
Rocky
2009-10-28 21:35:23 UTC
To me yes it does.
2009-10-21 06:50:34 UTC
only you can control your personality
Damien
2009-10-20 17:06:59 UTC
I don't think so..hey whats the personality for black haried people?
CD
2009-10-20 12:42:07 UTC
Genetics and upbringing influence personality. Hair color doesn't.
?
2009-10-20 11:44:38 UTC
not really.but a person's hair color sometimes gives them no found confidence or help them fell better about themselves.
?
2009-11-26 16:09:25 UTC
brown
aDrIaN!!
2009-11-18 21:11:42 UTC
NO I DONT THINK SO

PEOPLE PROBABLY JUST CHANGE THEIR HAIR COLOR TO THE COLR THEY LIKE

I DO NOT THINK IT AFFECTS THEIR PESONALITY......;)
timmaahhh420
2009-11-16 16:05:02 UTC
yeah if ur blonde
2009-11-08 05:31:41 UTC
I don't think hair changes your personality.
gary g
2009-11-01 10:43:03 UTC
yes
2009-11-01 05:52:24 UTC
yes
2009-10-30 10:22:22 UTC
YYEEEESSS people get called blond binbo so it does matter but it shouldn't!!!!
2009-10-29 21:21:20 UTC
no my family has black and brown hair and im fun and my sisters not
2009-10-28 11:51:41 UTC
i think it dose. it will chang the way ppl look at you so you will chang as well
chickembob
2009-10-20 21:57:33 UTC
no, but it may change how people act towards you
ProudMom
2009-10-20 13:09:36 UTC
You forgot to mention red heads... lol. You are who you are not because of your hair color but because of who you are inside.
2009-12-01 20:37:10 UTC
I was me before this body.
2009-11-09 23:54:20 UTC
yes
2009-11-08 13:08:12 UTC
i just wanted to answer cuz this has 1065 votes this is crazy this is probably the most on yahoo! your lucky!
2009-10-21 09:55:06 UTC
Yes, for girls mostly. Hot hair is on Hot girls.
2009-10-20 23:40:25 UTC
Sometimes its trueee....

but you have to have the attitude if thats means anything ?
2009-10-20 17:24:09 UTC
yes
swelwynemma
2009-10-20 09:43:28 UTC
I would say that yes, people do judge based on hair colour [People seemed less willing to approach me and the elderly, for the main part, thought I looked a mess, when I had blue flashes].



I'm naturally brunette and not in the least bit sophisticated - I'[d rather be at a moshpit than a formal do and am very clunky with my manners.



When I went blue, it looked great... for two weeks. Then the bleached bits dried and looked awful. When I went blonde, it was even worse.



I've had red, plum, copper, mahogany, blue, blonde, pink streaks, red streaks, blue flashes, a gingery-copper colour, chestnut and blue-black.



I feel more confident when I have my hair done unless the hairdresser did a rubbish job. It doesn't change my personality, though.... I colour my hair to reflect how I feel at the time
Coolman135
2009-11-27 05:07:56 UTC
not rlly only if u changed it to change ur apperance
Stacey Dov
2009-11-23 14:57:10 UTC
Try this and see if it works....

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2009-11-23 10:41:12 UTC
It depends.

I think you are right in a way.
L@uren Victori@
2009-11-23 08:23:59 UTC
my hair is auburn but im not that fiesty lol
Sammy J
2009-11-15 18:11:43 UTC
when i died my hair blond i swear i got more stupid >>
Cossio93
2009-11-11 14:46:53 UTC
sometimes because what you do with your hair is what you like
\-O-O-/ GEEK
2009-11-03 17:33:21 UTC
So many answers, I thought I would post! lol!!
2009-11-02 22:44:40 UTC
pop
MaRtIsHa
2009-10-24 21:41:03 UTC
yes because it brings out the rel you.
?
2009-10-20 20:07:49 UTC
yup it sure does, mine is black and that means i like to talk alot and we're shy and we're cutie!
starshift.
2009-10-20 14:48:44 UTC
i think girls with darker hair usually take on a more sleek and sexy side while girls with lighter hair take on a more flirty and giggly look lol (:
?
2009-10-20 10:12:41 UTC
For most. . .I think it's safe to say that we as men & women color our hair. . .or make cosmetic changes such as that in order to "improve" ourselves in some way. . . or to just invite change into our look.



It's refreshing and fun to bring a new image to your life.



When you do that you undoubtedly feel more confident.

Confidence is beautiful and attractive. . .



So, if things start to flow better. . .if your in a more social mood, and life is just going in a more positive direction. . .



You could say. . .YES it has everything to do with the fact you;ve just colored your hair. . .



It's all about self confidence. . .and if you are expressing yourself. . .and able to artistically express yourself cosmetically. . .and bring excitement and change into the everyday monotany. . .



Your personality will likely reap the benefits of it ( :



Also. . . with the sociological aspects of the stigma around different hair colors and styles may just be a part of whatever stament one is trying to make. Whenther in concurrence or rejection of the stigma that exists.



I know that I, myself LOVE change. . .and to be constantly expressing my inward self in an outward and superficial direction. . .



For me. . .my confidence comes from knowing that WHO I AM is what I'm showing the world by my appearance. . .



What you see is what you get. . .



and that makes me happy. . .



and like I said before. . .



HAPPIENESS IS REALLY SEXY.



ForyAnn
Been There
2009-10-20 10:02:44 UTC
How about this: hair can change color, and people change their hair color to perpetuate their preferred image such to facilitate a favorable response from others. Is your personality defined by your desire to hide your grey hair? Does your hair color determine your level of perceived life fulfillment? Are there unhappy blondes? Are there unsophisticated brunettes? Are there boring red-heads?



This is a vapid question.
may
2014-06-10 15:41:29 UTC
i think that it helps to express your personality.
2009-11-20 06:39:01 UTC
i think it dose but not like sterotypes.......people think of you diiferntly with differnt colored.....i think we have outgrown the sterotypes
jujuk
2009-11-18 19:28:55 UTC
No.Unless you think it does and you convince yourself that it does
2009-11-15 23:52:01 UTC
to a some extent it does otherwise you need to be yourself
☺ActorToBe☺
2009-11-14 07:39:21 UTC
yes it does
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2009-11-10 17:23:07 UTC
look at all these answers rediculis man
2009-11-10 12:44:43 UTC
It can affect your confidence
2009-11-04 05:41:03 UTC
Yes .
2009-11-02 19:29:49 UTC
no..except for red heads.theyre fiesty
jameson
2009-11-02 11:51:39 UTC
uhh yeah wATCH THIS



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncJe4wvIacA
2009-10-24 07:46:15 UTC
i died my pubic region

orange and for about a month

i was out of action
2009-10-20 20:59:07 UTC
No its just a stereo type. https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091020195819AAR7klO
ELLI C
2009-10-20 19:02:03 UTC
I don't think so, because it sounds kind of absurd.
2009-10-20 17:08:44 UTC
Depends where u r talkin bout!
2009-10-20 13:18:12 UTC
Yeah probably

I have black hair and I'm pretty funny and mysterious (but not emo or goth) also I have an open mind as well

:D
?
2009-10-20 12:20:36 UTC
um yeah im a blonde and i know i have more fun than non-blondes. BLONDES DO HAVE MORE FUN. i love life
2009-10-20 10:40:10 UTC
ahaa, most people are saying this myth is silly.



but i think otherwise, yeah, it does affect you, people who are emo and sad dye there hair black, people who are... not boring... but less adverturous... have plain brown hair and people who are ditzy and flirty have blonde hair.



i have red hair and it does reflect my personality as im very crazy and...unique you could say :P



i dont want this to sound bad, but i have friends with all different colour hair, and it does reflet them, face it X)
2009-10-26 22:48:37 UTC
yes,blondes is more have fun.cool
2009-10-23 07:51:36 UTC
yes, blondes have more fun!
Robert Lane Saget Jr.
2009-10-20 12:05:17 UTC
uhh no...I believe this might be the dumbest question ever asked on here.
OhMyLanta ♏☮-I♥MJ-♏☮
2009-12-01 17:26:58 UTC
whoa this is a lot of answers.

but yes, it is black can you imagine my personality?
?
2009-10-24 00:33:51 UTC
don't judge a book by its cover!!!
2009-10-20 10:03:32 UTC
i am an african canadaian, and i never colored my hair. for years i put chemicals in my hair to make it softer, and beautiful, bu about a month ago, i decided that it was better to keep my own natural hair the way it was before.so, i cut all my long hair off, all because i want to go nutural.so, i guess it infuences my personality because i like to be who i am naturally(african) and i never want to put any more chemicals to make my hair look different.

"so yes, changing hair color does sometimes influence a person's personality"
belieber<3
2009-12-02 08:02:13 UTC
WOWIE! HOW MANY ANSWERS..! I don't believe it.
Luke
2009-11-15 22:45:27 UTC
http://www.youtube.com/user/lukeplayer1 subscribe
Gill S
2009-11-13 10:58:30 UTC
yes sometimes
ツ Chess for Olympic Sport
2009-10-27 23:32:03 UTC
zomg how did this question get so many answers
?
2009-10-26 16:33:11 UTC
ya
princess011
2009-10-25 17:07:42 UTC
i recently died my hair red, and love it! i'd say that red hair definitely suits me because it's unique, and so am i!
2009-10-22 00:21:08 UTC
yea to an extent
?
2009-10-21 08:54:32 UTC
No.... Your hair isn't connected to your brain is it?
micheal a
2009-10-21 00:13:38 UTC
Only if you are a shallow insecure idiot
2009-10-20 22:35:32 UTC
hmm No , You shouldn't Judge
JACK RABBIT
2009-10-20 13:46:10 UTC
maybi ........we can anlyse people by them hair ..but its a point ..its not percent ...specialy which a lot haidreser are not inteligent ....so what can i do ....but any judge is not good .......
2009-10-20 13:39:02 UTC
yes it does. it tells which type pf person you are and how you handle things
sassy
2009-10-20 12:57:46 UTC
Maybe not your personality, per se, but a fresh, new, bright haircolor can boost your self-image and esteem, making you more outgoing and flirty!
basabi_ban
2009-10-20 12:54:37 UTC
yes .the colour of hair adds much to ones personality. i myself do not go for colouring it---my grey hairs shine brighter than the black ones & i think it goes perfectly with my age & dignity.tochange the colour is not bad but i think it is bad if you try to add colours to your grey hair to hide the fact that you are ageing
?
2009-10-20 12:43:09 UTC
I'm a natural blonde who actually adds darker ash tones to my hair.I believe it makes people(especially men) take me a little more seriously
?
2009-10-20 11:25:27 UTC
No it doesn't.



Your personality is not about your figure or hair.

Your personality is about how you are and how nice, smart, and good you are.

Hair nor anything else on your body is about your personality.
Elizabeth
2009-10-20 11:20:34 UTC
Hair is hair. As long as it's clean and well kept, I don't see why it would influence anyone's personality.
2009-11-27 06:07:46 UTC
My hairstyle does, but not my haircolor.
2009-11-26 07:41:47 UTC
blondes have more fun ;)
?
2009-11-26 04:59:13 UTC
What I want to know is how this question is still open........
2009-11-23 06:55:19 UTC
it shows as beautiful
?
2009-11-16 16:50:27 UTC
nah
2009-11-16 04:00:27 UTC
Is this question any thing serious??

So sad..
?
2009-11-14 20:30:28 UTC
nah
2009-11-05 17:41:27 UTC
ggg
calculator00123
2009-11-05 16:25:58 UTC
yea
ask sarah.
2009-11-05 11:03:26 UTC
umm i think so butttt it depends how you waer it and stufff.
missy_4103
2009-10-29 18:27:47 UTC
yes and no i believe its your natural color not what you die it to be
?
2009-10-28 18:35:43 UTC
yeh
2009-10-22 10:59:20 UTC
sometimes hair does but don't let it overpower u
2009-10-20 18:47:39 UTC
i don't think any does just dark or light dark
amazon dot com buyer...
2009-10-20 14:24:21 UTC
no but when i haven't had a haircut in weeks i get a little depressed
MrsSzaps
2009-10-20 11:41:13 UTC
my hair color depends on my mood, so i would say yes
....
2009-10-20 10:15:39 UTC
well it does give to a confidence boost, but it does not change your personality, when you look better on the outside, you feel better on the inside, and your more willing to show others a part of your self you normally keep hidden.
~The Girl on Fire~
2009-11-15 15:54:23 UTC
Yes, it does. How come so many people answered this question? Can some people please answer mine two?:)
Katie
2009-11-01 13:57:52 UTC
Yes, but only if you let it.
2009-10-21 09:20:41 UTC
well, those are stereotypes, some of them are true, others aren't
I Am Smart Person
2009-11-20 06:38:01 UTC
shutup
?
2009-11-17 22:28:28 UTC
I don't scientifically see how.
jess
2009-11-17 16:24:49 UTC
it represents your basic attitude
Girlz Rock
2009-11-08 18:38:57 UTC
well blondes are so convinced about all that so yea
jeewan
2009-10-23 07:39:13 UTC
I do not think so.If you have a good personality in your mind.



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2009-10-20 22:35:33 UTC
No. But it does reflect my race.
Derp
2009-10-20 14:49:29 UTC
no not at all and yes my hair is that red
L'amour ♥ ™
2009-10-20 13:33:04 UTC
Well its funny how some blondes really are dumb.....
?
2009-10-20 10:18:31 UTC
Haircolor doesn't matter to me.



I usually say, Personality is all that matters.



But actually it's a lie. We ALL talk to beautiful girls first, don't we?

As long as the girl has a nice body, good breasts size and long hair, I love her :p. Brunette and Blonde can both look good!
?
2009-12-02 08:40:55 UTC
hahaha this womens does loooooooool http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa8jI7G_JEU
QuiteArtistic30
2009-11-30 14:58:50 UTC
no one really cares about me
2009-11-28 18:57:45 UTC
No. They are outdated...
?
2009-11-22 20:25:06 UTC
i dont really think so. sometimes it might be true but i doubt it..
Tommmy93
2009-11-10 10:30:06 UTC
sometimes, it can sometimes give you confidence boosts, so a little bit yer
mega
2009-10-30 01:12:29 UTC
it does for me. I feel sexy with lighter hair.
METS07
2009-10-27 07:51:43 UTC
i HAVE NEVER BEEN JUDGED BY MY HAIR COLOR.
2009-10-20 18:42:18 UTC
everything influence your personality
TheBleedingTruth
2009-10-20 14:59:50 UTC
yep it does. im a blonde and trust me im not the smartest fork in the drawer
2009-10-20 14:41:48 UTC
not for me. i just keep it the same color. but i do change the cut of it.**
?
2009-10-20 13:26:09 UTC
It helps my self-steam. makes me fell pretty and fresh
andy
2009-11-29 13:28:25 UTC
no, it doesn't. it dosent affect your personality at all (i dont think it does anyway) simple ;-)
2009-11-23 14:23:23 UTC
i think it makes ur dick bigger sometimes or maby it makes u a *****
2009-11-19 07:37:40 UTC
Gingers have no friends.
?
2009-11-12 04:06:07 UTC
Nope i am who i am thats it.
2009-11-03 03:42:02 UTC
simple answer:

if you make it effect you
2009-10-20 22:26:42 UTC
blablablablabal, hair, im my own person, blablablabla bla

cheers!
Chocolate L3ver
2009-10-20 22:11:23 UTC
well, it does seem that way, but i don't think it really matters. it's just ur personality.
Altamont
2009-10-20 15:01:02 UTC
I hate my hair it has no style
The Reasoning
2009-11-27 01:54:23 UTC
no it doesnt. the texture does tell your health.
?
2009-11-26 16:23:51 UTC
only if you are superficial enough to let it
Chillin
2009-11-23 13:36:49 UTC
h
sam a
2009-11-17 21:06:32 UTC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaAZbUVkTw8
rskha
2009-11-16 16:48:15 UTC
that's a hairist question
?
2009-11-10 18:37:57 UTC
depands. at first .

blonds look stupid, preppy, hoes.

brown, cute, smart, nice persanality,

black. emo.(maby hispanic) very chill

red. nerdy,



but this shouldnt be wat ppl base things on
Jannic26
2009-11-07 13:53:32 UTC
not at all i'm black and i'm not judged by my hair
2009-11-02 00:24:06 UTC
u tell me? what would dark brown do?
2009-10-21 18:06:52 UTC
Be happy with your self. That's that.
fer sure bomb.
2009-10-21 03:51:26 UTC
yes, no one likes gingers.
sai
2009-10-21 02:38:21 UTC
it can appear's looking good
2009-10-21 02:05:50 UTC
i dont think so. its a COLOR.



and COLOR is not neurological.
Sweetness x
2009-11-20 16:25:41 UTC
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jacob-black-sexy-beast/218385952048?v=wall#/pages/Jacob-black-sexy-beast/218385952048?ref=ts <-- join! x
LoveBird
2009-11-09 07:14:10 UTC
yes , of course !
2009-10-21 09:48:09 UTC
hair colour yes somhow ,but not too much wat matters is how good n new it looks n also d fittin but it got to b healthy.
Machi
2009-12-02 03:23:18 UTC
hahahahahahaha
ridhi
2009-12-02 04:58:37 UTC
i don't know
Jersey
2009-11-27 07:30:12 UTC
sometimes but if you are nice is what counts
2009-11-21 23:11:33 UTC
i'm bald. what kind of a question is this?
?
2009-11-20 08:46:32 UTC
YESS



COLOURS REFLECTS ONE's PERSONA



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Adrian
2009-11-19 10:37:38 UTC
I don't know the answer.... But redheads are freaks....
Reilly S in the nest
2009-11-18 13:27:36 UTC
not at all EXCEPT FOR GINGERS that does affect them
Me
2009-11-18 13:14:59 UTC
yes. duhhhh
celticsfan1011
2009-11-09 15:01:51 UTC
nope
jasmine c
2009-11-05 10:10:28 UTC
yes and no
2009-10-23 00:45:47 UTC
you will not read this most likely...i am the 800th answer



nut yes it deos and it can infect your eye sight and your emotions and your perspective.



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Howard T
2009-10-21 08:19:51 UTC
yes i surely do
burp
2009-10-21 04:37:11 UTC
nope
2009-10-20 22:15:02 UTC
it has nothing to do with personality but only looks....
kj
2009-10-20 09:50:19 UTC
No I don't agree with the myth's and I don't think dying your hair changes your personality or temperament. Some of these girls are saying it does, but it's just them trying to live up to the myth. Like the one who said, "yeah I dyed my hair red, then suddenly I was feisty and had a temper!" Whatever. I'm a natural redhead and am very mellow and easy going. The opposite of what people think of when considering a redhead's temper.
2009-12-02 14:11:22 UTC
no unless people make it
Lost soul
2009-12-02 10:24:00 UTC
unless you're too full of yourself.....
sweet_PR_girl
2009-11-23 19:30:14 UTC
yeah i tnk it does
Flyhousemouse
2009-11-21 15:29:30 UTC
No, I don't believe that kind of stuff. :P
GiveMeACookie
2009-11-19 15:23:52 UTC
Dont judge anyone that's mean !!!!!!anyways no.......
woodsimontiff
2009-11-10 19:17:27 UTC
No I don't think so
Mo
2009-11-10 11:39:20 UTC
yea i think so

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kiwipie!!
2009-11-04 12:41:25 UTC
no as simple as that!! it shouldn't even be a question!
2009-11-03 01:10:53 UTC
No, I dont think so!
?
2009-10-23 04:59:14 UTC
no...if it was and i died my hair blonde would i instintly become retarted?
2009-10-22 17:36:07 UTC
hallo
Jess(:
2009-10-20 19:03:38 UTC
what about black haired people....

what do u call them..lol... ?
Rebecca w@s here! ☜☞
2009-10-20 17:11:25 UTC
yes you get a new feeling of yourself..
2009-10-20 15:49:22 UTC
nope. my hair's black. it has Nothin to do with my personality.
! I've just seen a face
2009-10-20 14:56:05 UTC
i don't think it matters. considering anyone can dye their hair.
I dont no
2009-10-20 12:35:50 UTC
no these are stupid and outdated your hair has nothing to do with who u r
saunny
2009-10-20 10:19:48 UTC
i have blonde hair and people treat you like your dumb until they figure out im smarter than them when they start looking up my vocab but blonde's do have more fun. i think its funny to be underestimated in my knowledge and my abilities
Ally :)
2009-10-20 10:10:23 UTC
I dyed my hair black to get rid of a bad dye job fast and apparently I am "emo" , but I don't act it...
?
2009-10-20 12:54:42 UTC
its probabaly more like peopes personality influences their hair color...since people can dye it
ticia
2009-11-30 14:15:19 UTC
...self full-filling prophecy : )
Mamita
2009-11-29 09:00:08 UTC
n0 but it shows your apperance!!
2009-11-18 20:47:16 UTC
erdtgsdth
SistaSista
2009-11-13 19:15:08 UTC
yeeeeeeeees
2009-11-02 01:02:23 UTC
yeah i think so
2009-10-27 04:48:04 UTC
to be honest a rich reddish gold. it is a great colour!!!!!!!!!!!!!
?
2009-10-25 08:16:31 UTC
im a brunette and im crazy!!!!!! so no
ddururum
2009-10-23 13:01:35 UTC
i agree
Sirex
2009-10-20 10:49:43 UTC
YES. Imagine living life in black n white. :s
Robin
2009-10-20 09:51:48 UTC
My experience with hair color has been a long and interesting one. I started to go grey when I was 18 years old. Soon after I started using hair color on a regular basis to hide the grey and stayed quite close to my natural color - a glorious chestnut brown. Eventually I could not keep ahead of the grey/white roots, so I went from brunette to blond. It did not change my personality but it did change the perception that people had of me.



At 40 years old I had reached a high point in my professional career - school superintendent. I had followed the advice of another lady superintendent and never let anyone see any signs of age especially grey hair. So I changed my color to blond. A fantastic solution to hide the grey/white roots. I mostly had male school board members to work with who viewed me as a "young blond fragile woman". The truth was that I was and am tough as nails but the school board and community had a different perception based on my hair color and size.



Today, I use an occasional low-light to add a touch of color to my every changing white mane. I still work in the education sector and my white hair is viewed by my students and colleagues as a sign of experience.



Personally I'm proud of the fact that I can be a natural me, complete with white hair and laugh lines and I don't care what people think about me.
jasmine
2009-10-20 09:45:57 UTC
yes i think it dose specially for women their hair color and style is really important adn if they chose a suitable hair color it would have a big influence on their beauty and being a beautiful women is what every women wants and when you are beautiful you will have more self confidence and i think people who want to have more fun color their hair blond and women may even want to show sth with their hair color and i think its true some how
?
2009-12-02 10:50:55 UTC
here it does there is no doubt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu47LxngeVA&feature=channel
Adam H Rockstar
2009-11-20 14:49:28 UTC
yes and no
Mr. Hollywood
2009-11-17 00:20:24 UTC
No
?
2009-11-15 17:04:42 UTC
no it doesrnt its wat is in side that counts they can be very ugly but all that matters is how they act

nice person is more prettyer
Shade TTC for 3 years
2009-11-15 06:40:53 UTC
No
?
2009-11-14 15:47:11 UTC
No. =] Yes =[
J-Sheezy
2009-11-06 18:22:52 UTC
ya
2009-11-05 20:35:24 UTC
usually blondes are stupid
2009-11-05 20:00:54 UTC
No
albert_pinto
2009-11-03 02:34:20 UTC
no comment
2009-10-26 12:06:47 UTC
No
2009-10-20 09:53:19 UTC
It does for some people. I have always had brunette hair, but then one day my mom was dying her hair blonde so she asked me if I wanted to put a couple streaks in my hair. I did it, and at first before it dried they looked gold so I was freaking out, but then after it dried it was blonde. The next day, I went to school kinda nervous about what people would say about my hair because I was a really shy person. But everybody liked it, so it made me feel good about myself. I liked it, but after that, I didn't do it anymore. Maybe in the future I'll think about doing it again. I don't want to do it a lot because it will mess your hair up if you do.
2009-12-01 00:11:51 UTC
1536th answer
2009-11-25 17:11:48 UTC
no it doesn't help with who you are
?
2009-11-25 11:53:39 UTC
no it just what dummys say
2009-11-16 12:25:05 UTC
No
Chris
2009-11-12 09:30:25 UTC
hahahaha I have no idea
A
2009-11-10 06:44:25 UTC
Of course it doesn't! Don't let it affect you. :)
2009-11-03 19:20:37 UTC
its all about the brain not how you look,
mickael
2009-10-30 03:50:49 UTC
http://www.hair.becomegorgeous.com
War Damn Eagle
2009-10-21 09:52:52 UTC
No
2009-10-20 10:19:02 UTC
I don't think it effects your personality but I think it effects how people perceive you on a purely visual level.
Ever
2009-10-20 10:05:29 UTC
I dont think its judged by the color of ur hair..
2009-12-01 17:30:29 UTC
NO CAUSE IT HOW ARE IF ARE NICE ,MEAN,OR BAD AND YOUR FEELING
Li...
2009-11-24 20:57:37 UTC
I think it does.
?
2009-11-22 12:29:24 UTC
lol no ? thats ridiculous.
2009-11-11 17:39:24 UTC
No, not at all
2009-11-11 07:36:14 UTC
noooooooooooooooooo
Sarah
2009-11-06 14:18:13 UTC
I'm an angry little redhead (:
2009-10-30 00:13:03 UTC
indeed yes
?
2009-10-28 05:03:47 UTC
No I dont think so...
sally joe!!!
2009-10-20 15:05:09 UTC
i am a brunette.

people do not respect me , but if i was a blonde people would see me as a strong human being.

i don't know why that is...
crazy money
2009-11-27 19:10:11 UTC
NO not really
?
2009-11-25 09:41:02 UTC
YES
DK
2009-11-18 07:54:49 UTC
totally not.
2009-11-14 03:51:12 UTC
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2009-11-10 22:08:22 UTC
YES
daqu33nb
2009-11-04 11:44:12 UTC
I think it does.
elina_linda
2009-10-31 09:37:42 UTC
ssd
Peter man
2009-10-23 12:52:35 UTC
kind off
2009-10-20 23:03:09 UTC
nah



s
2009-10-20 17:58:41 UTC
idc. people think blondes are dumb..?
?
2009-10-20 15:33:29 UTC
No thats bull $#@*
pj
2009-10-20 12:51:39 UTC
yes becuse people with differt hire thinks there butter then others
StarGlitter
2009-10-20 09:53:35 UTC
My natural hair colour is jet-black. I became bored of my hair colour and wanted to try what it was like to have a different hair colour. I went to the hair salon and the professional hair stylist gave me dull red highlights as requested- not wild or vibrant red. I also had my hair layered. The next day my friends were gushing and complimenting me for my new refreshing look. I became obviously more noticeable to others and i drew more people's attention. I felt much prettier and this was a boost to my self esteem. I became more self-confident than before. This new look was carved out of my taste and creativity and was a means of self expression. Changing our hair colour and hairstyle gives us a new look and we need new looks from time to time to keep us from looking monotonous and to make us look different, refreshed and young again,
?
2009-10-20 09:44:07 UTC
I'm a sort of dark brunette with coppery tips. I used to have a kind of normal hairstyle, just down to my shoulders and a bit wavy, and I think people thought I was smart but kind of quiet becase of my dark hair. So I decided to stop taming it, I haven't brushed it for about a year and I make it as big and curly as possible, which actually brings ou the interesting highlights, and now brunette means wild, and fun-loving whilst still being clever.
?
2009-11-27 21:34:22 UTC
yes, im my world.
Bob
2009-11-27 20:22:58 UTC
ye
SINGA PhD Student
2009-11-21 23:39:01 UTC
no i dont think so
Orion
2009-11-06 14:07:35 UTC
YEA JUST A LITTLE
Rafael
2009-10-20 20:28:28 UTC
I think so.
Hαír Pεace Šmûrƒ Pεαce
2009-10-20 17:10:13 UTC
Well... I'm brunette.



That means I'm awesome, right?



:)
2009-11-23 13:49:17 UTC
no never happens to me.
kakashi_kakashi
2009-11-14 18:49:30 UTC
no way
BEE
2009-11-09 06:26:56 UTC
yes if you dye it
2009-11-06 12:43:55 UTC
not really, but redheads are hot :D
13 year old dude
2009-10-30 16:24:27 UTC
i have black hair and i have more fun than most blondes in my class.so HA.



also please answer my question



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091030162231AASiQuX
?
2009-10-30 11:37:53 UTC
yeah very much if it suits you .
2009-10-21 19:52:40 UTC
I do not believe in that.
Kraftee
2009-10-20 17:36:37 UTC
If you're gray

It may.
2009-10-20 13:47:04 UTC
no you influnce your own personallity not your hair
2009-10-20 13:06:58 UTC
No, this is a stupid question. Your personality determines how you do your hair; not the other way around.
2009-10-20 10:57:20 UTC
not really because it's their choice of what color they want it to be
2009-10-20 10:05:11 UTC
I think you have more fun if your not blond, because then people don't look at you like your an idiot >.<
2009-10-20 09:39:23 UTC
I think depending on you, you give what you are. Like people think that just because you are blonde you have to be stupid. They act stupid and then there you go people think blondes are stupid. I am a blonde and I happen to be quite smart and fun and unique. I change my hair every once in a while. I lightened my blond hair and sometimes i act a little blonde but i dint intend to. People tend to judge me and say well shes a blond she don't know anything.... and then i prove them wrong.
2009-11-11 19:05:17 UTC
It can, but it really shouldn't.
2009-11-11 11:30:03 UTC
Nahh, not really...
RitaBita
2009-11-10 09:39:37 UTC
Maybe it does.
?
2009-11-08 18:55:02 UTC
no it will not its ok if its like anything
gary
2009-11-07 22:08:23 UTC
in looking at mine, what do you think?
?
2009-10-20 14:02:11 UTC
well, firstly it depends on your style and your look.
Liz
2009-10-20 13:13:53 UTC
To me it doesn't really matter.
?
2009-11-22 18:59:04 UTC
of coooooooooooooooooooooourse
2009-11-11 15:02:05 UTC
no it doesnt-not at all-you are who you are
.
2009-11-10 10:27:03 UTC
I don't know.
.
2009-11-07 08:07:39 UTC
i think yeah
?
2009-11-01 20:57:29 UTC
No
ASK ME!
2009-10-30 08:53:30 UTC
yes, i think so
Darren
2009-10-21 09:23:51 UTC
YES.
2009-10-21 04:39:07 UTC
yes no maybe
2009-10-20 17:52:22 UTC
No, thats just stupid.
honkytonk_coyote
2009-10-20 13:01:59 UTC
i am a redhead and rumors of our tempers are totally true! i don't get mad easily but when i do its pretty bad!
2009-10-20 09:54:51 UTC
those myths are not just outdated, they were, are, and always will be myths. such external factors do not influence people's personalities unless they try to act in certain ways on purpose. otherwise it's all just psychological and everyone's personality is based on themself and not their hair. it depends on the person not the hair.
cooldork
2009-12-02 09:18:19 UTC
no it does not
Mr. Smooth
2009-11-13 20:05:42 UTC
i think so
Lust
2009-11-07 11:04:17 UTC
I think it does .
2009-10-24 09:57:53 UTC
Maybe, maybe not.
2009-10-21 10:23:33 UTC
YES
Sunian
2009-10-20 18:50:25 UTC
I should hope not.
Rose
2009-10-20 14:25:28 UTC
Of curse not. You are you, not your hair.
2009-10-20 10:19:27 UTC
hell yeah blonds are dumb and burnets are smart and when they change it to a crazy color like red your open minded
Blue Eyed Christian
2009-10-20 09:49:25 UTC
I'm a natural blonde. So far I have also been a brunette, a redhead, and had several different shades of blonde. Currently I have white-blonde highlights. I have yet to notice any different treatment based on my hair colour. I also didn't find myself acting any differently when I had these different hair colours. *shrugs* I don't think it much matters unless you do something really drastic with your hair - like dying it black and then chunking in a bunch of bright shades like red or purple or blue. Even then, I wouldn't know....never tried it.
?
2009-11-30 17:08:50 UTC
that would be a no
2009-11-11 07:04:07 UTC
I don't think so.
thatflyyygirl
2009-11-07 08:54:47 UTC
nah.

you can polish a turd, but it will always be sh!t
2009-10-31 15:40:25 UTC
If you think it does, it does.
2009-10-25 16:48:08 UTC
I don't think so
?
2009-10-22 07:46:55 UTC
yea blonde's!!!
2009-10-20 17:06:12 UTC
wow
?
2009-10-20 10:37:08 UTC
yes the hotter i look the better
Gelo Master
2009-11-24 09:53:47 UTC
www.youcarbonfiber.com
ohsoaanesa
2009-11-20 15:16:18 UTC
answer mine https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091120144536AA7qWiP
Gonzales
2009-10-24 03:52:33 UTC
No, it doesn't
odetojoy
2009-10-22 18:33:22 UTC
52~~~~~~







It might if you think it might It might not if you think it might not
2009-10-21 10:08:51 UTC
not at all
Crazyy=]
2009-10-20 16:38:23 UTC
no. it doesnt. thats just stupid....just sayin
Qiao
2009-10-20 10:08:07 UTC
yes. i am full agreed this will be effect your personality for short period.

i means from other people point of view. especial your nearly friend. Actually you don't need really care about it.
rajesh kumar garhia
2009-10-20 10:01:53 UTC
yes
...
2009-12-02 13:49:10 UTC
i don't think so......
?
2009-11-16 08:48:44 UTC
no
sweeiepie
2009-10-21 08:42:37 UTC
no
runnershigh:)
2009-10-20 09:41:55 UTC
Not necessarily. I am a blonde and most of my friends are brunettes. We all have as much fun and are equally sophisticated. I don't think it is fair to call blondes dumb. It all depends on who you actually are. Not your hair color.
2009-11-24 14:59:51 UTC
no
yaya
2009-11-21 17:24:41 UTC
no
Adam W
2009-11-21 15:27:27 UTC
no
Jessica D
2009-11-20 22:23:46 UTC
no
2009-11-20 15:14:49 UTC
no
?
2009-11-18 18:45:10 UTC
no,no,no
Lulu
2009-11-18 15:39:24 UTC
l don't know
2009-11-17 03:08:12 UTC
no
I zoomed out of my pic
2009-11-15 07:19:59 UTC
HAIR IS HAIR!!!
2009-11-13 09:37:39 UTC
ok
2009-11-11 14:05:14 UTC
i guess
?
2009-11-09 05:15:49 UTC
no your still **** ugly
puhahahha
2009-11-07 04:32:44 UTC
no
2009-11-04 10:32:13 UTC
no
VIKA
2009-10-28 16:41:48 UTC
sure
2009-10-27 20:20:54 UTC
no
Justin B
2009-10-26 09:57:15 UTC
no
?
2009-10-25 15:39:37 UTC
no
That Guy
2009-10-20 13:17:11 UTC
"I love them redheads" - Wooderson
?
2009-10-20 11:46:33 UTC
who cares?
?
2009-11-27 12:49:29 UTC
no
Ghost
2009-11-26 18:33:13 UTC
no
G.O.A.T Ramadan Top Contributor
2009-11-20 18:39:32 UTC
no
?
2009-11-20 08:06:18 UTC
huh?
emma
2009-11-15 22:57:33 UTC
no
2009-11-15 09:52:06 UTC
no
?
2009-11-13 13:49:16 UTC
no
bella
2009-11-09 20:10:44 UTC
super out dated........and not true!
timothy2424
2009-10-23 17:53:48 UTC
no
2009-10-20 18:07:15 UTC
no
Sweetxcandy
2009-10-20 10:01:23 UTC
I think that yes..cause I was for...3 years blonde and everybody was like ohhh baby and say..that are you blonde? (stupid) and I'm brunette now. Nobody tells me nothing.
ICUP
2009-12-02 01:28:14 UTC
no
party in the usaaa
2009-11-24 23:59:01 UTC
nahh : ) X
shar
2009-11-09 09:19:24 UTC
I don't think so...
Addie_Bean
2009-11-06 12:11:11 UTC
no
JDADDY
2009-10-23 12:24:34 UTC
no
Ty W
2009-10-22 12:39:15 UTC
no
2009-10-22 04:22:34 UTC
not really
2009-10-20 22:15:12 UTC
no
2009-10-20 09:51:58 UTC
Well the blond one is a myth!

Us brunette girls like to have a good time aswell ;D
ijulia
2009-11-26 05:00:40 UTC
maybe
Mano
2009-11-26 03:25:46 UTC
yes,it gives confidence to our mind...................
αṡhlεÿ says MSI SMASH
2009-11-19 17:31:58 UTC
i don't think so
Ayat Hasan
2009-11-07 11:28:26 UTC
no
?
2009-11-07 05:18:33 UTC
No it doesn't.
?
2009-11-01 18:04:21 UTC
no
JeeJee
2009-10-22 19:18:10 UTC
no and it shouldn't
D K
2009-10-21 12:00:30 UTC
you are how u are
coffie_in_starbucks
2009-10-20 23:40:35 UTC
no
Cinnamon
2009-10-20 23:09:01 UTC
no
?
2009-10-20 19:31:32 UTC
NOT AT ALLLLLLLL
2009-10-20 15:06:26 UTC
wrogn wrong wronggg
Brandon
2009-10-20 13:24:32 UTC
my gf just died her hair = *****
Cute
2009-10-20 10:09:23 UTC
I think these are not myths.
2009-10-20 10:02:19 UTC
i dont think it influences, i think that it helps to express your personality.
ocean_scoop
2009-10-20 09:40:36 UTC
I don't think it affects personality as much as it affects mood.

Not just color, but cut, and if it is looking the way you intend it to!

I mean, who doesn't feel better when they're having a "good hair day"?!
ari
2009-10-20 09:34:40 UTC
I was a natural brunette then i died my hair strwberry blonde... it made no difference to the inside.

Then i died it to the colour of my avatar, still no difference.
2009-11-15 15:56:39 UTC
no way!
?
2009-10-20 17:11:48 UTC
no thts stupid
homertime
2009-10-20 13:03:19 UTC
hair? what hair? i'm bald

jk
Kit Kat
2009-11-30 19:14:44 UTC
Wow tats alot of answers................................
?
2009-11-29 21:56:35 UTC
No.
2009-11-09 23:44:08 UTC
no! i do



lotus_lover@hotmail.com
⇧Sarah Jessica Parker ;D
2009-11-08 17:27:40 UTC
I HATE YOUR COMMERCIALS
2009-11-07 17:19:51 UTC
maybe
Momo
2009-10-21 05:28:50 UTC
No.
jass
2009-10-20 21:20:39 UTC
no it does not!!
Saoirse C
2009-10-20 09:41:42 UTC
I had my hair bright pink and it made me feel happier and bubblier. When my hair is dark I wear darker clothes which does slightly affect your mood I think.
?
2009-11-07 19:27:56 UTC
no
asdf
2009-10-21 18:45:43 UTC
nooo..
Left 4 Cookies
2009-10-21 15:27:05 UTC
no well maybe
JT
2009-10-20 12:40:10 UTC
No
❍⚫○•○⚫❍
2009-10-20 10:38:52 UTC
no, it seems highly immature.
2009-10-20 09:47:33 UTC
It's just a myth! Your personality has absolutely nothing to do with hair.

If you wanna have fun, why should it matter if you're a brunette?

It's as simple as that. :)
?
2009-10-20 09:44:28 UTC
Yes, it's true. My mom's blond and says crazy stuff all the time and has a history of embarrassing herself in front of us. My brothers have light brown hair and they're both straight shooters. I have deepest brown hair and I'm both dirty and poor.
LATINABELLA
2009-10-20 09:44:18 UTC
well it seems like guys love different kinds of hair color, well i had all my hair in color black they said i look younger but still no man would i aproach me and now that i colored my hair with chunks of fire red guys seem to love it i always get alot of sweet comments so i guess its a certain color that goes with your personality that goes with you.
Chris Down
2009-10-28 01:12:31 UTC
NO
m e e p.
2009-10-20 17:40:49 UTC
i don't think so...

;]
?
2009-10-20 09:55:26 UTC
When I am blonde I'm followed around stores (mainly stores like book stores or "guy".) being badgered about "how can I help you?" What Do you need it for? I am treated like an idiot.

When I am a brunette I am treated well.

When I am a redhead I am treated like I'm a mean person.
apple picking
2009-10-20 09:36:09 UTC
I don't think hair color influences your personality; however, I do think some people try to live up to the stereotypes of their hair, because they think they're being cute. It's sad, because I can't stand it when people try to submit themselves under stereotypes, because they're defining a whole set of people. It also drives me crazy when people dye their hair blonde and then try to act stupid, that isn't cute.
?
2009-12-01 16:44:46 UTC
it can.
True!!
2009-11-17 04:15:59 UTC
yes....
Reminisce
2009-11-05 08:10:35 UTC
no, and no.
?
2009-10-28 07:00:43 UTC
NO
smooth
2009-10-26 20:38:35 UTC
yes....
Daska M
2009-10-24 15:31:15 UTC
**** yesss
2009-10-21 08:06:24 UTC
yes....
Kelsey
2009-10-20 17:07:18 UTC
how rhetorical...
amor unos
2009-10-20 10:37:36 UTC
no
Nick S
2009-10-20 09:40:09 UTC
It looks like you're trying to get a free survey out of Yahoo Answers. Your advertising wastes space for otherwise useful questions.
nom nom
2009-10-20 09:35:48 UTC
I'm a typical blonde, who sees nothing more than to have fun.

I get stereotyped a lot, but it's ok, cos I am truly like that.
mrmicr
2009-11-27 15:34:32 UTC
no.
Jay S
2009-11-21 12:41:04 UTC
no,
?
2009-11-17 09:31:24 UTC
NO!!
2009-10-24 14:08:10 UTC
not really...
RETEMIA
2009-10-20 12:40:42 UTC
sure
2009-10-20 11:34:07 UTC
nope some do yes no thanks for asking
Mr. BIG
2009-10-20 09:58:31 UTC
I actually don't have a problem if the drapes don't match the carpet.
2009-10-20 09:54:03 UTC
horseshit:D

well if you dye your hair from blonde to brunette u stop having fun?

its as nonsense as that,,so it`s just a myth:D
baby3
2009-10-20 09:46:31 UTC
no the color of your has nothing to do with it.
Anna
2009-11-28 02:14:23 UTC
no.
2009-10-21 08:08:03 UTC
idk but blondes are hot ;)

brunettes r hot too :P
2009-10-20 09:38:15 UTC
I'm a natural brunette.



So that should mean I'm sweet and quiet, right?



Haha, well that's far from the truth.



I am the loudest, the craziest, and the most opinionated person you will probably ever meet.
2009-10-20 09:33:53 UTC
it depends if they dyed it or natural..



if it's dyed then i think so.

Cause i think people with unnatural colours (like me) are more free and easy to be with-- just experience..



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091020062304AAAK6WB
Jack
2009-10-20 09:25:39 UTC
Blonde hair colour can lighten up your face, but I do not believe that blondes do have more fun or are dumb, or that brunettes are more sophisticated. They truly ARE myths. Having fun comes from inside and is not determined by what colour of hair you have.
Roach
2009-11-25 12:50:15 UTC
poop
i ride horses
2009-11-20 16:53:35 UTC
please answer https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20091120161813AAjCd5E
falconpride
2009-11-16 14:07:25 UTC
IDK......... I think it it is outdated!!!!!!!
?
2009-10-20 09:33:00 UTC
Well, I do have a temper and I do use red or reddish shades. I always joke with people and say that I dye my hair to match my temper but they don't have that bright a shade of red so I had to settle for this one.
2009-10-20 09:29:53 UTC
For those who dye their hair yes,

if it's not natural then they dyed it most likely because something inside of them screamed "That color is me."

Don't stereotype but really a person's hair color tells their personality and possibly bright pink can mean maybe that's their favorite color, they needed change, they love bright colors, anything really.

For black hair people might be very very stupid and be like "Goth." I mean what thee heck? Doesn't even have logic behind it.

I change my hair color on a three-four monthly basis and YES it's safe because my hair doesn't damage easily and that's enough time for it to heal.

It's just because my persona changes or I get bored and need some excitement in my life.

It really depends.

It usually doesn't affect my mood; my mood affects my hair.
ellakolesnikova
2009-10-20 09:25:56 UTC
It's mostly about good taste/style for me...



When fashion's all so changing, -- I have my Style!

Rich colors never die!
Elana
2009-10-20 09:20:35 UTC
I think that "blondes have more fun" is a societally perpetuated myth.



That is, it is (in some ways) true, but if people didn't believe it, it would stop being true.



Its origins may come from pre-recorded history where the idea that someone who was younger was more likely to be fertile - since most people's hair darkens as they grow older (until it starts turning white, obviously) lighter hair might be one (of many) indicators of fertility.



Which is all very well and good for cavemen, but starts to have less meaning when tribes start wandering all over the globe being exposed to different sun conditions.



Certainly the easier it is to change your hair color, the less real impact it has on people's perception of you.
Buffy
2009-10-20 09:19:38 UTC
of course not.

it can be part of your personality, but it cant influence it. not really.
*Miss_Autumn*
2009-10-20 09:19:15 UTC
No. My hair has been dyed every color under the sun and it hasn't affected my personality at all. I've never met anyone else who has been influenced by it either so those myths are old wives tales without a single ounce of truth to them.
2009-10-20 09:16:32 UTC
My husband thinks I look better as a blonde than as a brunette (and I do too) so I dye it. I don't think my hair color changes my personality, but when I look in the mirror and see a blonde bombshell, rather than a mousy brunette, looking back at me, I feel prettier and that boosts my self esteem.
April Pierce
2009-10-20 09:15:39 UTC
Those myths are ridiculous! I mean really, what does the color of someones hair have ANYTHING to do with there personality?? It's compleaty sexist to just assume because a girls blond that automaticaly makes her peppy and fun. And that just because someones brunette that makes them sophisticated and boring.
2009-10-20 09:14:11 UTC
umm i wouldn't know cuz im not a blond our a brunett I have black hair , and I've never changed my hair color at all . but i think it might work .
IrkenZira
2009-10-20 09:13:52 UTC
Not really. I have light brown hair.When I was in my "tweens" I wanted to try purple, black, green..punk colors of that sort. I'm out of that phase..but I did get a perm, because I thought it would help my face shape and it did. I love having a perm, but I have to manage it a bit more than my previous straight hair. But anyway, it probably affects my personality the first week (excitement for having a change in color) and then that's about it.
aen935
2009-10-20 09:12:20 UTC
I definitely think these myths are outdated. I've had every color in the book (although I usually stick to blonde and brunette as I get older) and I've always been the silly, eccentric and intelligent girl I am today!
2009-10-19 16:32:37 UTC
i dont believe it does, well i didnt til i met Britney, a girl in my school. she is a true stero type blonde! BUT ITS BC SHE THINKS SHES SUPPOSED 2 B! she is a slut and pretends 2 be stupid. she is nasty and mean and a back stabber cuz she thinks blondes r supposed 2 be, i no thats not true but apperently she doesnt. iisnt that stupid!



i also have a red head friend and people expect her 2 be very unique and crazy and wild! and shes actually very shy....she just has CRAZY puffy orange hair lol
Mmmm Donuts
2009-11-26 06:17:41 UTC
IDK. I have brown hair.
Jakesyl
2009-11-23 15:29:19 UTC
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
2009-11-09 20:20:27 UTC
no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Krystal★Kastles
2009-11-05 20:03:55 UTC
Yes. No. IDK!!!!!
Stick
2009-11-04 23:21:41 UTC
i dunno... never changed my hair color
vinny
2009-10-23 19:18:35 UTC
maybe....
MelloYello
2009-10-20 09:34:05 UTC
What about people with black hair? Nobody ever mentions anything about us.
Unseelie
2009-10-20 09:31:19 UTC
I have natural red hair, nothing fake about it. I love the attention I get from men that love red hair. On the other hand, I have been singled out due to my hair color. Some people, for some unknown reason, see red hair as a problem, well at least for them. I don't know, maybe its because of the rarity of the color.



Ruadh gu brath! - Red Heads Forever!
John
2009-10-20 09:30:13 UTC
I don't think hair color directly influences the way a person behaves.



I think hair color influences the way OTHER people treat a person, and that treatment may influence a person's behavior to shift.



The person's behavior shifts when the person responds to the way they are being treated by OTHER people because of stereotypes regarding hair color. I.E. blondes are dumb, brunettes serious and intellectual, redheads, flamboyant and funky, etc.



Without the interaction from other people, however, the hair color itself changes nothing in a person, IMO.
Boom Boom Boy
2009-10-20 09:29:43 UTC
I'm a Paul Mitchell Future Professional, and I think that your hair color can influence your personality. When you have amazing hair, it gives you confidence. When you have hair that matches your personality, it can give you courage to show that part of your personality. I'd say most people have an inner vision of who they are, and their hair color is one thing that helps bring that out. I don't think that having blonde hair would make you feel like a blonde, but feeling blonde inside makes people want to be blondes. And as a professional stylist in the making myself, I love that I have the know how and communication skills to give people what they know they want, but can't do themselves because they don't have the intimate training with hair that lets me see what they need, and bring their personality out to shine.
curousgirl
2009-10-20 09:24:35 UTC
yah
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2009-10-20 09:24:09 UTC
i have blonde hair and people sometimes think that i will be dumb just because of my hair. i love proving them wrong by getting good grades in my classes and telling them that I got accepted to every college I applied to.
<3 Lub Ya Bunches <3
2009-10-20 09:21:31 UTC
i have all types of colors in my hair (HIGHLIGHTS)...when i mad my color of of my hair is red....when im sad i have a jet black....when i feel retarted i go blonde....when i feel wierd i dye my hair brown because that is my original hair color and wow....what ever the mood is i dye my hair.....what ever my mood is is what i dye it.....omg i love your shampoo's!!
2009-10-20 09:15:06 UTC
Of course it doesn't. I personally find this myth rather stupid. Hair color is hair color and it does not define you as a person in any way.
Guiseppe
2009-10-20 09:14:32 UTC
Yes, I am a male. My hair is naturally dark brown, but I dye it black.



It's not a "goth" thing, it helps me to feel more in touch with my hispanic roots. I feel more confident with black hair than I do with dark brown. People don't judge me because of my hair colour but it helps me to fit in better with the hispanic community.



I only use Revlon and Paul Mitchell hair colour, since they don't test on Animals.
Em
2009-10-20 09:14:00 UTC
People see my red hair (from the box- Loreal in fact) and typically think I'm funky and outgoing, which is actually true for the most part, so I don't mind ;)
Domica
2009-10-20 09:12:50 UTC
as life is pretty uncontrollable for the most part my hair color is. So when the world gets to just irritating me I'll color my hair whatever I feel at the moment. I don't go really radical but it's something different that I did....no one else.
JaLacy93
2009-10-20 09:11:37 UTC
i am blond and im a crazy idiot...but i dont neccesarily have more fun than my darke haired friends
*~aqurple~*
2009-10-20 09:11:19 UTC
Uh no, thats why you shouldn't judge.
Carole
2009-10-19 16:22:58 UTC
i change my hair style and color every couple of months. people get to kow me for me - who i am, not my hair. i choose what i like, and don[t depend on people's judgements
Kayla J
2009-10-20 09:29:36 UTC
I believe these are all myths! I am a blonde... a light blonde by choice. My natural hair color is a dark blonde/light brunette. I choose to color my hair blonde because I like the way it goes with my skin color. I sometimes get teased about the stupid blonde jokes, but I don't let it get to me. I know that I'm not a "dumb blonde." I have a college education, a husband, and children. I am a grown woman with responsibilities, goals, and success. Just because I am a blonde, doesn't mean that I can't be smart! A person should NOT be judged by their hair color, but by their personality that comes from within!
2009-10-20 09:23:44 UTC
I reckon hair colour can only influence personality when someone has dyed their hair, and the new colour makes them feel more confident in themselves. It's like when someone does their make up differently and likes it more than how they used to look - the change makes them feel better about themselves. But the myths are outdated! Any blonde who thinks blondes have more fun should live as a brunette for a day!



I'm brunette but I very often say ditzy or stupid things, a lot of people call me blonde at heart! But I like being brunette and I wouldn't change my hair colour for the world. It isn't to do with my personality, but my natural hair colour is just me. It's a part of my identity. Also I've heard that blondes are more likely to get 'male attention' and I seriously don't want that, I just want to get on with my life!



However, even though I think the 'hair colour influences personality' thing is a myth, I don't mind people looking at me as a stereotypical brunette. But people should judge personality before hair colour!


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