I had so much fun researching that last post that I thought I would share some of it with you. It turns out that Clairol.com has a Try It On Studio which you can use to see how you might look with a certain hair color. Here are some of my experiments:
They also have a "Moxie Meter" that can tell you how sassy you are and how much hair coloring you are likely to be able to stand. I got "Mostly Moxed": "Mmm hmm. You've definitely got a cheeky side, so pluck up the courage to mox out.Think creatively about a new all-over color or get more daring with your highlight colors."
"Mox out"? What does that even mean?
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That is an ineffective way to show someone how they'd look with a certain hair color. As illustrated in the examples you posted, the tint and tone of the photo used usually won't match those of the hair cut-and-pastes. I don't see how anyone could really make an educated decision based on that visual.
But you would make the prettiest girl at the prom, David.
Red looks good on you.
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