Can you tell the difference between real and fake blondes?

[Anonymous]

Can you tell the difference between a real blond or a fake blonde? Can you tell if the hair is dyed or natural?

[cun7n1nja]

Usually I can tell, unless the dye job is done really well, kept up on so there are no visible roots, and their eyebrows are lightened to match a bit better.

Like when I dye my hair a natural color, I adjust my brows to match just because it looks better. When I do odd colors like my display picture, I leave my brows their natural color because it would look silly to dye them, and it's already obvious that my hair color isn't natural. =P

If she doesn't shave her pubes, then naturally they'll be darker, but it's unlikely that I'd ever see them to find out, haha.

[UberTroll]

It depends on how good of a dye job it is and how often they keep up with getting their roots done.

If her hair is all the same flat tone, it's fake. If you can see her roots, it's fake. Other than that, it can be hard to tell.

[Anonymous]

Yes, like 99.9% of blondes are fake. It's very rare for a grown up woman to have naturally blond hair. Unless they're the sort with pale skin, usually blue eye, fair eyebrows. Guys can never tell

[satori-in-life]

Oh honey, a lot of us can tell.

[aMuse]

Of course. All you have to do is look at the root in the part of their hair; it's another color. Their eye eyebrows don't match. Their hair is usual a weird color of blond because they bleached it too much (tried to change their hair too drastically). Their hair looks like it is in bad health from over bleaching. Why would you want to be a blond anyway? Brunettes are a lot hotter.

[dudeman]

yup

[Zentralleuchte]

Obvious: when the eyebrows are darker, there are darker roots or the skin tone and the eye color aren't that pale. And of course, it's almost impossible to keep the overall color everywhere the
same when they dye several times. And that's new info: that was a real marketing problem. Dying darker several times would make the roots look lighter.
L'Oreal solved this marketing problem obviously by defining black shades as medium shades. And hereby the cosmetics industry hereby enforced something that we call racism now. Because when black is defined as brown anyway, the fluctuations of uneven dyes might then not appear equally obvious because you cannot differentiate shades of black so well. Only in medium shades, you would see that the roots were lighter. What they call even light brown is actually the lightest black.
Dying hair causes aesthetic distortions. For example, in blondes the eye color would appear more blue in contrast to the saturated yellow hair. But actually, their eyes are always at least grey.
In reality, there is never blue saturation against pure grey.
Their buyable "beauty" just makes people be and appear ugly.

[taster]

Sometimes I can and sometimes I cannot...of course the easy way is when the base is a different color...but she could be freshly colored or wearing a wig..and a lot of blond colors are just flat weird...o.O

[Konnour]

I'll be completely honest - I can't!

Many times when I assumed the girl got fake blond hair actually had it natural, and vice verse.

But there's only one easy way to tell. If the roots of her hair are darker than the rest of them - they're dyed.

[Aizou]

usually yes, but if it's been done good

and it matches the skin tone well, then no.

apart from the obvious, if your eyebrows got

a complete different color ^-^

[DebiPie]

Duh?

1. roots

2. eye brows

3. naked!

4. complexion

5. shade

Should I keep going?

[WhatsTheHarm]

Oh yeah, you can definitely tell the difference. I can pick a fake blond a mile away.

[Skittles_lover]

Yup just look at the roots and see if they're eyebrows are a different color from their hair.

[FaceInTheCrowd]

If you can see the roots

Eyebrows ..

Bunnyhole ..

[Love_is_in_the_air]

its pretty clear once you take a look under the skirt ;d

[Yogesh_bombay]

yes of course dyed will be look like a darker than natural

[ManaX]

Yeah, it's pretty obvious.

[handsomejackk]

Usually.

Extensions trip me up though.

[7gnat]

A mile away and I usually never like them.

[TweetiByrd]

Yes

[LoveBambi]

Yes

[LoveLayne]

eyebrows (:!