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[Layla90]

Ok, so I had the idea of starting this thread some time ago, and I am finally creating it lol.

I am just curious.... how do you think?
Do most guys really would choose a blonde over brunette (assuming they are both attractive)?

EDIT: wanted to write something more, but I'm totally tired now.... but you guys can start arguing from now on haha.

[Ophelia_Immortal]

No, they prefer red-haired women

[Limerlight]

My favorite is a woman with black/ very dark hair Something i just love about black hair. Then brunette, blonde and red.

[azgirl]

I think it depends what is "normal".. like a place with lots of brunettes might favor blondes or if there are a lot of blondes maybe brunettes might be favored... BUT in most cases .. red heads are more rare so I know lots of people who might favor them .. as well as Asian decent women...  (the latter to that statement would be a whole other subject)

[Lyon]

I don't care what colour their hair is but somehow black or brunette hair women are hot.

[Ariesdior]

I'm blonde so of course I'm going to say guys prefer blondes

[azgirl]

i can be considered blonde but when I got red highlights in my hair from the AZ sun.. I had more interested people.. so I think reds may have more action.

[Qball]

I prefer brown and dark hair, if you ask me.

[azgirl]

^^ if you ask what I prefer.. I would say the same.  Blondes and reds are ok.. but browns and dark hair can be more exotic

[Limerlight]

azgirl, on Oct 16 2009, 10:45 AM, said:

i can be considered blonde but when I got red highlights in my hair from the AZ sun.. I had more interested people.. so I think reds may have more action.

Your right though, i find brown/ dark hair to be way more mysterious and interesting then any other hair colour on a woman.

[Layla90]

azgirl, on Oct 15 2009, 11:00 PM, said:

I think it depends what is "normal".. like a place with lots of brunettes might favor blondes or if there are a lot of blondes maybe brunettes might be favored...

Well... then it seems like all the places I've been to, have lots of brunettes
Sometimes it's not easy to be a blonde

[Joe > Average]

Hmmm...I'm not sure what to say since I'm voting for "gentlemen" instead of myself (so null vote).

But to tell the truth, I guess in my culture white people are just white for the most part and the blonde vs. brunette or whatever isn't really an issue I'm used to talking about, so I'll do my best .

It seems that even a blonde who is average or below average in looks even, can still get attention because some just love it, and celebrities who are blonde their blondeness is somehow implied to be synonymous with them in the media (I've never heard "brunette bombshell" in the media, but there are brunette's who are bombshells, in the media), so there must be something there even if I don't see it. But to me  fullness (ex. Latin and Middle Eastern women, not saying they're my "preferred" women either) is much more impressive than color alone.

I must admit the fascination with blondeness that some have is probably something I'll never understand and the more its explained to me, the more confused I become. I even have a redhead friend that says he'd even take an ugly blonde over a pretty brunette . But that's not to say I have a problem with the color but hair color just isn't something I naturally factor in I guess .

[Layla90]

Joe > Average, on Nov 5 2009, 06:56 PM, said:

It seems that even a blonde who is average or below average in looks even, can still get attention because some just love it, and celebrities who are blonde their blondeness is somehow implied to be synonymous with them in the media (I've never heard "brunette bombshell" in the media, but there are brunette's who are bombshells, in the media), so there must be something there even if I don't see it. But to me  fullness (ex. Latin and Middle Eastern women, not saying they're my "preferred" women either) is much more impressive than color alone.

I must admit the fascination with blondeness that some have is probably something I'll never understand and the more its explained to me, the more confused I become. I even have a redhead friend that says he'd even take an ugly blonde over a pretty brunette . But that's not to say I have a problem with the color but hair color just isn't something I naturally factor in I guess .

Well... who was the first one to be called "blonde bombshell"? Marylin?
You know, it seems like most "icons" are blondes, like MM, Brigitte etc...  And then again, 90% of famous blondes (if not more) are fake blondes

And omg are you serious? (with this redhead friend)

[TheBaronOfFratton]

Have to say that in Buenos Aires many men go crazy over blondes! But then, it is all about scarcity, I suppose...

90% of the women here are petite brunettes (well, 90% naturally are   ) and a blonde is rare. I've seen men chase blondes in nightclubs, literally (and I use literally literally!). I had the pleasure/misfortune of dating a blonde Texan girl a few years and it was such damn hard work. Every time I went to the bar there'd be 5 guys hassling her when I got back. Of course she loved it at first, but after a week it started to get to her too.

Personally I've always loved a redhead for exactly the same reason - the sheer lack of them. It's not that they are necessarily any better looking (ducks from Ophelia!), just that the hair colour is such an added bonus (see Red, it came good in the end!   ). My first girlfriend, and later also my first wife ( ) were both redheads - so I suppose there's something there for me. But I really can't understand such a stance as to discount a hair colour or rank women on that facet alone.   I've been lucky enough to have girlfriends of different nationalities, race and, consequently hair colour - so that in of itself seems so insignificant in the grand scheme of things...

I style myself a caballero - and I don't prefer blondes, so I guess I have to vote no (as in the way you have phrased the poll, princess!). That said, I do ADORE Candice Swanepoel...













And that said, she 'aint really a blonde!  

[buhlack7]

maybe 'Gentlemen' from the Spearmint Rhino Club! hahaahahahahah!

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yes i am an asshole

[matthaeus123]

I like black hair, or red hair on my women. I've never really liked blonds

[Joe > Average]

Yes Layla he did say that .

@ buhlack,

That's interresting Baron . I didn't know this about Buenos Aires . Now that I think about it I guess I don't know of many blondes from there...Over here Valeria Mazza's mainly known by people particularly into fashion, I take it she must be a celebrity there   ?

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[TheBaronOfFratton]

Joe > Average, on Nov 10 2009, 04:47 PM, said:

That's interresting Baron . I didn't know this about Buenos Aires . Now that I think about it I guess I don't know of many blondes from there...Over here Valeria Mazza's mainly known by people particularly into fashion, I take it she must be a celebrity there   ?

^Indeed she is, Joe - like Luisana Lopilato is now - the "nation's sweetheart"!

A wholly disproportionate amount of female celebrities here do have blonde hair - that's its awesome power...  

And though I do think Ms. Mazza's is real, a lot of them do come from bottles!

[Joe > Average]

I didn't even notice Luisana was blonde now (was brunette when she started acting...). Its also funny how every Polish female I know is blonde and Qball who is from Poland says he preferrs blonde/dark, guess that goes back to what you were saying about scarcity .

[russellb]

Brunettes!!