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**bxxasxxa** · 09-17-2010, 02:23 AM

I had blond hair as a kid. It turned light brown when I was about six or so. It could also be noted that I was one of the darker kids in the class.

I've heard numerous times that (light) women get darker hair after they give birth to children.

that might be in countries/places like Finland, sweden, denmark, holland, northern germany, norway, etc. But in countries like UK, Ireland, US, Canada most girls over 12 (or some even around 5 or 6) years old are not blonde anymore.. so my question was directed to the later..

Or do you think the "blondes do it better" and "men prefer blondes" movies who were produced by US media would have taken place in a country where natural blonde adults are very common? lol.. certainly not the case in the US and most of UK/Ireland.

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And some where the tonality is relatively the same since ever.

Yep ..hair color doenst always get's darker. Its a myth. The thing is that most western media is dominated by US and UK ..countries where blonde adults are somewhat uncommon.

09-17-2010, 02:23 AM	#24
bxxasxxa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 414 Senior Member	I had blond hair as a kid. It turned light brown when I was about six or so. It could also be noted that I was one of the darker kids in the class. I've heard numerous times that (light) women get darker hair after they give birth to children. that might be in countries/places like Finland, sweden, denmark, holland, northern germany, norway, etc. But in countries like UK, Ireland, US, Canada most girls over 12 (or some even around 5 or 6) years old are not blonde anymore.. so my question was directed to the later.. Or do you think the "blondes do it better" and "men prefer blondes" movies who were produced by US media would have taken place in a country where natural blonde adults are very common? lol.. certainly not the case in the US and most of UK/Ireland. ---------- Post added 2010-09-16 at 19:26 ---------- And some where the tonality is relatively the same since ever. Yep ..hair color doenst always get's darker. Its a myth. The thing is that most western media is dominated by US and UK ..countries where blonde adults are somewhat uncommon.
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