Is dirty blonde a uniquely American concept?
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Is "dirty blonde" a uniquely American concept?
It was inspired by nazis so I don't think so
>>51865578
Say what now?
>>51865300
I'm not even sure it's a fully American concept as hardly any of us can even agree on what it is.
>>51865300
He's Scottish you stupid yank CUNT.
>>51867578
Jedis are American. Stop culturally appropriating you racist faggot.
Is "dirty blonde" a codeword for a mudshark?
>>51867578
What a coincidence. I'm Scottish myself, by heritage. Ewan and I are practically brothers :^)
>>51867578
how is that relevant t b h
>>51865300
That would be considered as brown here.
>>51865300
his hair looks straight up brown to me
>>51868578
fucking memer
That's brown hair.
>>51865300
To me, dirty blonde was something like pic related, a clear mix of blonde and brown hair strands.
But over the last few years or so, there seems to be a huge push for light brown hair with slightly yellowish hue or tint to be considered "blonde" or "dirty blonde."
I've even heard the term "dark blonde" thrown around too, which seems to be a contradiction. The entire point of blonde hair is that it's light, not dark. Personally, I think it may just be a cover to hid the fact that America is getting less and less white.
But with that said, Ewan McGregor is actually dirty blonde, though I don't know if it's natural or not. That pic makes it look light brown, maybe because of the lighting.
>>51868578
>>51868623
This desu.
