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A look back on hair's colorful history reveals its dark and sometimes laughable past.
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| Actress Sophia Loren |
| Michael Yada |
Most women who describe themselves to a blind date start with their hair 
Partly because we all bring up weight last. Even slender women are sensitive on this one. But more so, because of the emotional connection between a woman and her hair color is based on thousands of years of psychological mystique.
When you select a hair color, you not only make a statement about yourself, you tell the world who you are and with whom you want jot be associated.
A pretty heady concept for what seems simply cosmetic, but recall what Jane Russell, Liz Taylor and Sophia Loren did for brunettes. Raven-haired beauties owe their reputation for being sultry and exotic to such silver-screen sirens. Then, there's Jennifer Lopez and Catherine Zeta
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| Actress Catherine Zeta Jones |
| DailyCeleb.com |
As for redheads, Rita Hayworth and Maureen O'Hara forever secured the idea that those formerly dubbed as "carrot-tops" are both fiery and passionate (an idea Nicole Kidman helps along), while blondes were never looked at in the same way after Marilyn and Mansfield.
Of course, Madonna has made every color hot!
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