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As a bisexual, I like guys regardless of their hair color. But I admit that blondes have a seductive side, associated with purity, as has been said. Quite instinctively, I also associate blondes with twinks for whom I have a certain form of attraction.

I don't really feel that way about a girl. Hair color has less influence.
 
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I never cared much about hair/skin/eyes tone or colour.
I know some guys have a fetish with blondes and even more with readheads. The explanation is that, it is a fetish and happens for no obvious reason
 
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IMO blonde hair equates to youth. And youth equates to beauty.

Most really blonde hair past age 25 is coloring. It darkens with age if left untouched.

Me? I like hair of all colors. Blonde isn't better or worse than any other. :emoji_sunglasses:
 
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I've always personally preferred real blondes because my wife is one; so much like my leanings towards older women, she has influenced me. I guess I find them most intriguing because when I see one, unless it's a noticeable dye job (the roots are showing or the eyebrows don't match), there is always the question and arousing thought of how blonde they actually are. This will always be one of my most memorable surprises when I first had sex with my wife in that not only did the carpet match the drapes, but was even much, much lighter than them. I have found this to also be the case with maybe half the blonde women I knew when we were in the Lifestyle and the anticipation of solving the mystery was likely a good part of the appeal, while with brunettes and dark-haired women, what you saw was what you got (assuming they didn't completely shave).

I think several of the other reasons a good deal of men prefer blondes has already been mentioned, like association with youth and innocence to the point they even named a movie based upon the average guy's preferences :D.

Though as mentioned above, natural blonde hair does tend to darken with age (and with women, pregnancy) and one of the reasons it is more representative of younger women and men alike. Not only was I a complete towhead up until my teen years and am now completely salt & pepper, but even my wife if she stopped dying completely would be more a brownish brunette, though thankful that still hasn't taken hold everywhere ;).
 

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Blondes don't really do it for me. Redheads, on the other hand....

Im actually curious as I have never really been to a place where there are a lot of redheads. Which region in the world you have high population of redheads. I've seen a lot of blonde people but never really redheads.
 

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IMO blonde hair equates to youth. And youth equates to beauty.

Most really blonde hair past age 25 is coloring. It darkens with age if left untouched.

Me? I like hair of all colors. Blonde isn't better or worse than any other.

Blondes get darker hair as they age?

Normally people get white hair as they age, don't they?
 

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Though as mentioned above, natural blonde hair does tend to darken with age (and with women, pregnancy) and one of the reasons it is more representative of younger women and men alike. Not only was I a complete towhead up until my teen years and am now completely salt & pepper, but even my wife if she stopped dying completely would be more a brownish brunette, though thankful that still hasn't taken hold everywhere ;).

This is actually new to me. I did not know blondes get darker hair as they age, since I always think that as you get older, your hair go white.