Your hair color is an important part of your feminine identity.
Whether you’re a crossdresser or a transgender woman, the right shade can do more than just change your appearance – it can completely transform your self image.
Want to know what your hair color says about your feminine side? Keep reading to find out!
Blonde Ambition
Do blondes really have more fun? While that debate continues, one thing’s for sure: blonde hair is vibrant and attention-grabbing.
However, different tones send different signals:
- Warm Shades (like golden blonde): Radiate warmth, youthfulness, and femininity.
- Cool Shades (like platinum blonde): Project a refined, classic vibe.
Brunette Beauty
Brunettes are often seen as intelligent, sophisticated, and seductive. But did you know the shade of brown matters too?
- Light Brown: Gives off a fun and flirty vibe.
- Dark Brown or Black: Adds an air of mystery and allure.
Radiant Redhead
Red hair is rare, with only 2% of the world’s population flaunting this fiery color.
If you see yourself as spicy, passionate, and sexy, you might just be a redhead at heart!
Elegant Silver
Silver hair tells the world that you are a wise and sophisticated lady.
This can be a gorgeous, feminine hair color, especially when it’s shiny and well taken care of.
What’s your hair color?
So, what’s your hair color story? Please take my poll and share your comments and photos below!
Love,
Lucille
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I am a dirty blonde in desire of a long auburn wig, grin. I will be using wigs not dyes to change my look. The cost of three or four dye jobs will buy the same number wigs that I can change at will without worrying about length.
Finding the “right” colour for me was a long process!
I have to say I’m very, very partial to red hair. I simply adore it! But the first wig I had in that color was a bit heavy, and while the colour was quite natural, it certainly “stood out”… too much. Later I bought a very cheap redhead wig, but the colour was completely “fake” and I quickly gave it up.
Then, because I actually have relatively fair skin, and green-blue eyes, I thought that blonde would look nice on me. Because often the colours on the websites don’t match wig colour exactly — specially on the cheaper end of the business — for a year I used a platinum blonde wig, with bangs. To be honest, it looked ugly. I then bought another one, this time ash blonde with highlights, and it was better, although it made me look older.
For a while I had a brunette wig — again, a problem with matching shades, I thought it would be “honey blonde” but it was a light brownish colour instead. But it actually fit me quite well! I also liked the styling, even though the wig looked a bit too much like a wig.
Then, well, I sort of wanted to be a blonde again, and this time I went to a salon to try wigs before I bought them. The shop attendant was lovely and allowed me to test a few styles and shades; I wanted a blonde one. But to our mutual surprise, the one that looked best on me was a nice medium auburn colour with a few highlights, on a straight style with bangs! We were actually both surprised; and even my wife thought that the colour and the style looked far more realistic on me. When that first wig became too old and worn, I went back to the same shop and bought another one 🙂 — that’s what I have on the picture here.
Later I tried a wig with a deeper auburn. It looked fantastic, but unfortunately it’s just medium length, and those shorter styles don’t flatter my face. So I went back to my silky long medium auburn wig, until, well, it’s really reaching the end of its life. I’ve now ordered a new wig, auburn again, and with a slightly different style. Let’s see how it looks on me when it arrives!
As for your poll… “auburn” is technically neither redhead, nor brunette, but something in-between — since brunette is what comes closer, that’s what I answered on the poll. For the next poll, please add another option for auburn 🙂
What if you dye it a different colour like purple?
I keep my salt and pepper hair at bay with hair coloring closely matching my own. I’m to young to look distinguished. Going blond is tempting though.
Well, I’m naturally a blonde, although a little darker than the shade I’m rocking these days! LOL But that mane is all mine, ladies, no wigs for this girl (knock on wood!) Hugz!
I’m a natural blonde, and with my complexion, no other color has ever really looked good on me, so I stick with what I have.
Hi lucil.though i’ve not one tried any.however i love to be natral.
Whats the use I’ll always be a man!
Georgette, your post made me feel sad. Most of us will always be men, but all of us that visit these blogs have a feminine side that is aching to come out. Please don’t give up on her.