Since the beginning of time, women have been coloring their hair. The latest trend is the "Blonde Look!" Statistics show that a woman will color her hair for the first time by the age of 20, and a staggering forty percent will have used permanent hair color by the time they reach 35 to 40 years of age.

Woman who don't want permanent hair color and just want to try out a new look like their talk show counterparts, Tyra and Wendy, wear wigs or buy hair pieces.

Celebrities have been wearing daring hairdos and making headlines because of the daring color change from dark to Blonde; Marilyn Monroe, Fergie, Miley Cyrus, Sabrina, Victoria Beckham, Beyonce, and the latest to join the Blonde brigade, Rihanna.

It's not what a woman does with her hair, or what clothes she wears, or how high her heels are that define her as a woman. It is her inner beauty that others are able to see, her ability to have compassion for others, and her gifts that she can share with the world.

So who cares if your hair is blonde, pink or purple? Love us for who we are!

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Since the beginning of time, women have been coloring their hair. The latest trend is the "Blonde Look!" Statistics show that a woman will color her hair for the first time by the age of 20, and a staggering forty percent will have used permanent hair color by the time they reach 35 to 40 years of age.

Women who don't want permanent hair color and just want to try out a new look like their talk show counterparts, Tyra and Wendy, wear wigs or buy hair pieces.

Celebrities have been wearing daring hairdos and making headlines because of the daring color change from dark to Blonde; Marilyn Monroe, Fergie, Miley Cyrus, Sabrina, Victoria Beckham, Beyonce and the latest to join the Blonde brigade, Rihanna.

It's not what a woman does with her hair, or what clothes she wears, or how high her heels are that define her as a woman. It is her inner beauty that others are able to see, her ability to have compassion for others, her gifts that she can share with the world.

So who cares if your hair is blonde, pink or purple? Love us for who we are!