Why do people with darker skin never dye their hair?

Simply because it's funny

Why?

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That's what I ask you. Why? Nobody knows.

Well that's swell isn't it .-.

I'm trying to find a way of saying "black skin doesn't really compliment bright coloured hair very well" that doesn't sound a bit iffy/edgy to me but I can't bloody do it so here

Lmao. Sorry. It was still funny though.
:P

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Dark hair is made up of a melanin pigment called pheomelanin - basically meaning that those with dark brown hair have underlying tones of red in their hair. So when an Asian or black girl gets their hair bleached, you usually see that they end up with ginger hair. You see a lot of brown girls with the ends of their hair coloured ginger and it's not on purpose - they're usually trying to go blonde, but it doesn't work. Lightening dark hair is very tricky unless you're experienced or a professional because the hair ends up brassy. These warm tones mean that hair colours like bright pink or blue won't be possible until the hair is toned to a cooler shade first (to counter-act the red undertones and neutralise the colour). White girls usually don't have this problem because blonde hair contains very little melanin.

For a guy you ask a lot of questions about hair.

Personal preference?
I'm Bengali and love to colour my hair. Personally, I hate black hair on me (it's dull) and always colour my hair lighter. I've been brown, ginger, red, dip dye - blonde, pink, purple, blue and teal.

Many asian girls aren't allowed to colour their hair due to their parents. Thankfully, I've never had that problem but this could be the reason as to why many aren't interested in colouring their hair when they're older.

Also, lightening black hair is a killer. Bleaching black hair is incredibly damaging since it'll most likely take at least two bleaching session so that may be the reason as why you don't see vivid hair colours.

However, I have seen more and more people colouring their hair vivid colour.

I like hair, I spend quite a bit getting it cut, I buy specific products from other countries, I like to condition and stuff. I don't believe gender should affect ones interests.

There aren't many guys who are interested in hair. A better place to discuss these things would be a forum like forums.longhaircommunity.com (you need to be 18 to sign up though). You get much more serious responses to your questions on a forum like that and there are a few guys on it. It's usually the first place I refer to when I have a hair problem.

It's definitely a mix of personal preference and also hair quality. As an Asian, I've dyed my hair blonde, brown, red over the years and my hair has deteriorated with time. I think it's quite unfair to say that we never do it, because I know a lot of Asian people that do choose to dye their hair - perhaps not neon or crazy colours but I rarely see any Caucasian people who have brightly coloured hair, only a few people do. Also, in the Asian community, colours like blonde and red are seen as "crazy" because they aren't natural to our skin tone, heritage or genes. In general, Indian people very rarely have blonde or red hair where in comparison there is a higher likelihood that Caucasians will have different variety of hair colours that may look "natural" and therefore it's not very obvious.

I mean in the sense, if you youtubed Korean hair, you'll see guys with like bright blue quiffs and stuff. But if you typed Indian hair or Asian hair, it wouldn't be the same.

Why?



I've honestly never seen it, it was mainly the white kids at school with crazy hair colours. There was one Pakistani girl who dyed her hair like 20 different colours but that was it.