Wash your hair with one of the following rinses. Pour the selected rinse through your hair 15 times, re-rinsing with the same liquid. On the final rinse, wring hair, and leave for 15 minutes before rinsing with clear water.

Blonde: Mix 1 tablespoon lemon juice in 1 gallon warm water.

Blonde Highlights

Ingredients:

* 1 cup lemon juice
* 3 cups chamomile tea (brewed, & cooled)

Directions:

Mix ingredients, pour over damp hair then let sit for an hour while you sit in the sun, wash out. Follow with a good conditioner.

NOTE: This process must be repeated daily for a few weeks before you notice any changes.

What can affect a woman’s behaviour? Hair colour! Experts from England came to such conclusion.

It appears, having changed hair colour, women start to behave with men in another way. Blondes are more cheerful – psychologists declared it repeatedly. Now they managed to prove that women with light hair colour are also more self-assured, amorous and go on any bed adventures safely.

And this concerns not only natural blondes, but also peroxide. Fair-haired women are more susceptible to surrounding events and share their experiences with friends and close people more willingly. They also go on contact easier and enter into friendly relations and novels faster, rather than owners of hair of other colour.

Scientists explain a lightning success of fair-haired representatives of show business with this discovery: Marilyn Monroe, Scarlett Johansson, Jessica Simpson, Kim Cattrall.

However, in spite of the fact that blondes are more unchained, they achieve success on work less often, than brunettes.

Besides, statistics shows that dark-haired women earn more. During other researches it was proved that brunettes become wives of millionaires more often than others, and red-haired ladies have sex more often and more sexual partners.

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Is Blonde Right for You?

If at least two of the following apply to you, it may be time to look on the bright side:

How to be the best blonde:

1. Keep it cool when coloring at home. “If you elect to lighten your hair on your own, opt for a cool or neutral shade rather than something warm [often marked 'golden' or 'honey'],” says Julia Youssef, executive director of L’Oréal Paris’s Hair Color Technical Center and Product Evaluation. “Lightening naturally warms up your hair; if you choose a warm-colored dye, you may end up too [orangey] gold.”2. Avoid alcohol. “Bottle blondes may suffer from dry, dull hair, and using products that contain high amounts of alcohol can make the problem worse,” says Johnathan Gale, a colorist at the Sally Hershberger for John Frieda Salon in Los Angeles (he’s responsible for Charlize Theron’s gilded locks). Common alcohol-containing culprits: hairspray, gel, and mousse; check the label.

3. Leave the whitening to your teeth. “Many women equate cool, white strands with elegance,” says Johns, “but the reality is that having overly platinum hair can leave you looking tired.” A better approach? Ask your colorist to create a golden base, then add cooler highlights.

4. Let a pro handle the hard stuff. “If you want to take your color more than two shades lighter than your natural hue, visit a salon,” says Jennifer J. Attempting a job this delicate yourself is risky — and you may end up more banana than honey-blonde.

5. Have a few tricks up your sleeve. Inevitably, there will be times when you need to get to the salon but just can’t spare the time or money. Rather than surrendering to long, dark roots, try this trick from Jennifer J: To combat visible roots, pick up a box of dark, ash-blonde hair color at the drugstore. Apply it carefully to just your roots with a toothbrush and leave it on for no longer than three minutes. This will take the edge off dark roots and will buy you a few more weeks sans salon.

Makeup tips for blondes:

MC musts for blondes: