Sunny

[brunette]

I think this is the actress from a Midesummer's night's rave and Triple x the sequel. I think her name is sunny but I forgot the last name.

[sheen]

I just don't like the fake blonde look. Maybe if she had some other blonde colors added it would look more real. Blonde is a beautiful color on people, it just needs a little "pizzaz"!

[Toni]

You have a good point there Sheen. True blondes have lots of blonde tones streaking through their style. Anyone who has all one color blonde hair usually has a story behind it.

[clubcory]

I used to think the one color look masked a lack of imagination. But all bright blonde masks thinnesses too. And little maintenance because it's always one color. Maybe she doesn't have enough self confidence to be darker.

[alien]

I may be the oddball out here, but I think the blonde on this girl looks good with her skintone, even if it is fake.

[brunette]

Yes it does go with her skin tone because she is so fair. But does the fake quality detract from her overall look when going a little darker or downtown weaving might be less stark?

[alien]

Originally Posted by brunette

Yes it does go with her skin tone because she is so fair. But does the fake quality detract from her overall look when going a little darker or downtown weaving might be less stark?

I wouldn't say it distracts from her overall look. Normally I would say yes, but I don't know why, but I like it this way on her. I haven't seen any other pictures of her, though, so it may just be this one shot.

[Toni]

Originally Posted by clubcory

I used to think the one color look masked a lack of imagination. But all bright blonde masks thinnesses too. And little maintenance because it's always one color. Maybe she doesn't have enough self confidence to be darker.

Go to the thread under "Should Stay Blonde" and see Gwyneth Paltrow. Compare her dark and light hair coloring. She actually looks like she has long, stringy hair with that all one color fake blonde.

The best way to 'mask' thinness is to have multi-tonal hair. It plays with the light and gives a false reading of density.