Women changing her hair color often: Hidden mood messages? (depressed, relationship)
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I've known several women who changed her hair color often: redhead, blond and then brunette, then cutting her hair like a pixie.
I've read somewhere, often involves a mood change. For example if they want to feel sexy they go blonde or brunette, if they are feeling a breakup they go brunette.
Of course it could be just a simple cosmetic "change". But usually there is a hidden motive involved.
I don't think that's correct. Women often cut their long hair short when they dump their significant others. Coloring their hair according to mood is less common. I believe that most women color to cover up grey. That's why I do it. And some just want a completely different color than their natural. However, I don't believe many women completely change their hair color.
I've colored my hair since age 14. I don't have any gray. I don't cut it much, just color. I've noticed these trends in myself correlated to when I color:
I'm seeking a "change" in another part of my life or am already going through one.
I'm depressed and trying to feel better (again, seeking a change)
Change of season
It's time to cover darker roots (Usually happens around change of season. )
I went ginger when I wanted guys... oh lawd.... weird effects.
I did the Britney too.
I do all dif shades of red a lot. There are SOOOO MANY shades of EVERY "natural" color and fun to try them all! I only did "blondish" once tho because it clashes w my black eyebrows and messing w those is not a pretty sight!
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Originally Posted by Raena77
I'm a brunette currently and changed because I was tired of the lighter hair and grays.Its fun to change makeup to the different hair colors.
I agree! The "artistic side effects" are wonderful and a fun challenge and change!
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