Good morning punters :)
I'm sure you have often found that hairstyle or colour changes with WG's. When you see a blonde you like, make a booking and she's coloured her hair to black, how do you feel about?
And how do you feel about a WG having a funky colour like pink or purple hair? Does it make her more appealing or just a total turn off

Its as if you read my mind this morning. This is what I was thinking about this morning bt from a slightly different angle.... My thought were about MY hair....blow dried straight in the pics and when yoi get here I'm sporting my hair as it naturally is.....corkscrew curls.....just curious. I have no intention of straightening my hair permanently nor blowdrying it straight all the time. But I ask in the light of a French businessman recently who was absolutely gaga over my natural hair and a local who told me I need to relax my hair. I love my natural hair and take great pride in my haircare. I have had someone say 'but the lady in the pics had straight hair'. I'm coloured and coloured hair is versatile. But i wonder what goes through a clients head re changes we may have made a few days after the last photoshoot.

You def have a good point there.

I think the only way it bothers me is when you see someone in a well shot add that pays attention to a WG’s wonderfully coiffured locks. You then arrive to find a vulture’s nest of almost dreads, split ends, grease and an unpleasant smell indicating that it is home to more than one form of life.

Changing styles do not change the experience for me unless it is some newly uber weaved beaded construction that one cannot touch without being shouted at.

It is so easy being a guy. Well a guy like me. There is not much I can do with what is left so it just gets shaved off. A quick buff and polish and I am ready to head out.

I'm a naturilista. With a TWA thats shiny and soft and treated with my own blends of haircare products, and to be honest the blow dried hair looks nice for all of 5 mins before the booking.,.the minute i work up a sweat it is a frizzy mess. So the natural hair affords me the comfort of being able to rinse my hair after each booking and re-gelling. Weaves and wigs aren't for me.
Nicole, I wish I could play around with haircolour(I'm allergic to ppd in hairdye). I miss the days when i could wear my hair ultra-short in daring colours. Having been close to the hairdressing trade all my life, I've learnt that healthy, clean hair is much more important than the colour or the style.

I totally agree with you. Coz I style with heay my hairs a bit damaged so I dye with henna and it really help. !maybe try sometime.
Le roux. I totally understand what you mean. In agreement with Nadia, clean hair is a must

In my humble opinion... it really doesn't matter, as long as the attitude matches the drapery.
In my view, the girl who goes shocking electric red is expected to be spicy and little fiery... it's all about the 'tude !!!

Now, Point 1... Please, please, by all that is holy, have clean hair !
I cannot abide the greasy hair, slicked look some of the girls are going for... I don't care if the Princess of Wales is sporting the look. Washed, dried and brushed is a requirement unless you just got out of the shower.
I really just don't understand how in some of the updates on ESA you see gorgeous woman, done up to the nines, but their hair looks like it was styled in a chip fryer.

Point 2... If you are going to wear a wig, makes sure it fits, make sure it suits you and please, please make sure it doesn't look like you stuck an Afghan puppy on your forehead.

Lol. Thanks deamonza

This has happened with me . I loved the beautiful black hair on Desert Rose . When she changed it back to blonde I was disappointed.

Nevertheless she was quite stunning anyways .

White girls , red hair!!!

I'll put a ring on it