been every color i could be ('cept pink, blue, purple, etc)......my hair naturally is brown-ish.....this time last year it was red...good for a change, but not long term (i like to wear girlie colors too much :) ), it was blonde in hs for a while...i highlighted it so much it just became bleach blonde 100%....whoa :eek:......then i did an auburn color, which, really, is fabulous! but now my hair is black, been that way for about a year. i dig it. :) i have really pale eyes and skin, though, so i have to watch out for the corpse look....overall it works, though. :D betty boop, snow white, and betty rubble are my idols. ;)

My hair is naturally medium brown, but I have white blond highlights...think Kelly Clarkson, but not as skunk-like.

well i am currently growing out about 4 years of dying my hair myself. My roots are about halfway down my head. My ends look like they are about 5 different colors. i was told to stop dying my hair because my hair was thinning. But I also heard rumors that hair loss can come from being a diabetic. :confused: Whatever the case, my hair has gotten really thin so I am trying not to dye it again. I have been everything to super dark brown to bright auburn. Dark auburns tend to make my hair purple. And I have been doing those Loreal dye and highlight kits. Expensive, but they work well.

If you are gonna dye, do it professionally. I have been dying out of a box for years and I always tend to screw up something.

L'Oreal Light Reddish Blonde is my friend....
Cause I don't want to be mousey brown and gray.;)

At 44 I can say I am one of those "purists".

I have never dyed my hair and never had to - never wanted to:).

My close friend of almost 30 years says she hates my hair cause I have the natural "Breck Girl" look :) (those of us old enough to remember the look).

I have waist length hair that is a dark blonde :) and not a speck/hint/strand of gray :). My grandmother died at 72 and she was still a natural blonde :) with no gray.

I have 3 sisters who all dye their hair to hide LOTS of gray (other side of the family :) heheheh)