Women feel free to answer to but this is more a question for the men.
I was dying my 6 year old son's hair earlier and It got me thinking about how this is something that boys and men rarely ever seem to do. So men I'm wondering how many of y'all have ever dyed your hair?
If you have dyed it then what color did you change it to?
I've always wished that I was a blonde. Back in 1982, my brand new girlfriend had just graduated from the local beauty academy so, I asked her if she could colour my hair blonde. She said, "If you buy the chemicals, I can do it for you. So, I bought what she needed and had her go to it. The end result was me walking around for several months with a head full of golden orange hair! She was as amazed as I was! Especially since blonde or light coloured hair is in my lineage!! Irish, Scottish, Slovak, German!! My brother was a dark blonde, my oldest ex-sister was always a blonde, my youngest ex-sister has had hers coloured blonde for the past 20 or 30 years.
In `81, my aunt, who was also a beautician by hobby, gave me a perm!! At that point, I had a full beard so, when I was done getting the perm, I looked exactly like Ringo Starr when he was playing Frank Zappa in, "200 Motels"! One night, I was waiting for a bus when some guy walked past me and asked if I was Bill Walton! I have no idea who that was and never watched, "The Waltons" so, I had no idea which one was Bill!! I, later, found out that Bill was some basketball player! Anyway, he said that I looked just like Bill Walton.
I have highlighted my hair natural colors because it I’ve been told it improves my appearance. I am fair skinned with blue eyes. Also my hair has thinned over the years and blondish hair makes it less obvious. Having blondish hair looks good for me but my natural hair color is brownish red. But I have never done unnatural colors nor ever will
Anyway unless you are some sort of entertainer who depends on being dynamic dying your hair an unnatural color isn’t a good idea. Men especially men over 30 look pathetic if they do this.
Truth be told a part of me trusts women who dye there hair unnatural colors much less. Especially nowadays. If you dye your hair blue it just screams “I’m a woke liberal! I want you to not like my hair color so that way I can claim I’m a victim!”
Yes for my husband when he's away.
I caught my husband masturbating a while back. We hadn't had sex in like a week, I was on my period and it had been going on for 2 weeks for some reason. Anyway I came home to find him jerking off to a video of a girl on his phone. I was disappointed at him sitting there with his dick in his hand, felt like he was cheating and i was emotional. Then I looked at his phone and it was a video of me from a year ago of me masturbating and jerking off a very large dildo, I made this video for him while he was away for a month on buisness. Actuallymade me so happy that he was jerking off to me. I put on our 50inch TV and chrome casted the video from his phone and while he watched pretend to jerk off and hive a bj to a giant dildo on the TV I in real life sucked him off
I have dyed my hair and stick to my natural hair color (dark blonde/light brown).
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I have dyed my hair, I'm not really sure how many times. Maybe around a dozen or so? Usually I did it with a mohawk, though I couple of times I did it just with my regular hair. I've tried several colors, but bright (unnatural) red seems to come out the best. Blue would be cool but it doesn't seem to stick very well in my dark hair, even if I bleach/decolor it first. When I bleached my short hair, my little brother thought I looked like Eminem. :)
I never have, but this question makes me think about laser hair removal. I understand that laser hair removal doesn't work on gray hair. I wonder if dying it would allow it to work. I guess a phone call would reveal the answer to me.
Thanks for evoking the thought!
Great question!
In high school, and junior high, I bleached it a few times, and did the hot topic temporary dyes. Once did a professional bleach/dye job which was a nightmare. It looked like I wanted for maybe a week, then I looked like doc from back to the future with how fried my hair was with zero color. They used a metallic dye to get rid of the yellow, so it wouldn't hold most colored dyes.
I did for a short while. LOL
My hair started graying early. Even in my mid-20s when I had really long hair, I had to pull out a few random strands of white hair.
By my mid-30s, well after I had cut my long hair, I had gray around the temples, which actually looked kind of sophisticated when I combed it back.
In my late 50s, I was in a rock band and decided to grow my hair out again. My wife is a hair dresser and we decided to try coloring my hair back to it's original, dark-chestnut color. But she left gray in the temples so that it wouldn't look fake.
I did that for a few years but decided that I didn't like it, so I quit coloring it and went back to being dark gray (It wasn't white).
I've been dying mine since I was a teenager. I've dyed it blue, green, a reddish orange color, purple, blonde, and black. Black colors seem to make my eyes pop out more, same was the blue color. I like dying my hair. It shows I don't care what others think of me and plus, it usually boasts my self-esteem,
My father went grey at 30 and I was getting more grey hairs then I thought reasonable (it was a tough job) so I bought some just for men hair dye.
Quite a bit of my hair fell out and I had chemical burns on my scalp. Served me right and taught me men shouldn't dye their hair.
Yeah, just twice now. First time my sister dyed it all blue for a costume contest. Second time me and her dyed a red and white stripe in each others hair to match and be Christmasy. I'm letting it grow out now and also looking for a new job, so I probably won't dye it again for a while. I do want to try it Green at some point though, because that's my favorite color.
Yeah, I have dyed my hair pitch black. Then I got cornrows-high-tail with braids in various colors using hair extension. It looked fascinating and girls have complimented me (but never went on a date with any of them).
I'd get it again but my money is tight.
Since early in school I have had a few grey hairs. Sometime around high school I started using henna. Which is a natural dye and gives orange/brown tone. It only dyes the light /grey hair since it doesn't have any bleeching agent.
It leaves the remaining hair which is black in my case as is, just some brown hue if you watch it under a light source.
Henna dying is very common in India since it's natural powder of henna leaves.
However for about last 6-7 years I stopped using even henna and started embracing my natural grey hair. People think I am 10-15 years younger by my looks so I have got to leave some grey hair for clue 😉
I used to, but I just let it go natural.
I had a rat tail and would get that dyed seasonal colors.
no, I don't really mind some gray hair. What really bugs me is is the gray eyebrows.
Yeah i lost a bet and had to dye my hair fire engine red... Here is the fucked up thing. One shower.. Just one.. And it turned neon orange..
I made it a little bit lighter but now it’s about half grey so it would be very obvious if I did anything with it now.
When I was in college. Hair stylist called it frosting. Put die on brush and brushed it in. Then she combed it through. Had blonde hair and dark roots. Now im bald. Wonder if it was the reason for it... lol
Only once, during the summer when I was 22 years old.
My mum used to dye my hair when I was a kid because I'm ginger and she dyed it blonde. Looking back it was a pretty weird thing to do
Yeah twice. When I was 8 and 11. But I had to remove it right away because our school didn't allow it and my classmates and teachers made fun of me
I have dyed my hair temporary for one party once and it was purple. It was just one of those initiation things at the university.
Yeah I was dared to dye my hair blonde. So I did and it looked ok borderline weird. The worst part was waiting for it to go back to normal.
Im certain that it doesn't surprise you that I have dyed my hair. One time bright blue, another black. That's all I can remember, both my wife and I can't recall any other colors.
