The thing I don’t get is the itchy-scratchy straw hair and brown sharpie eyebrows. What is THAT look called? I went platinum blonde for a while in my mid-20’s and with the right process, upkeep and conditioning, it can be soft and lovely. You have to start with healthy hair and it helps to be naturally fair to begin with. I was a natural dark blonde. My colorist used a Feria color called Hellblond but I think that’s its european name. it might be called something else in the USA. It worked really well but root touch ups had to be done carefully with as little comb-thru as possible. I also had to use a blue/purple type shampoo to keep it from getting brassy as well as make sure any styling products used had nothing in them that would discolour the hair. I stayed away from brash make-up colors such as bright reds, pinks, corals etc and stuck with nudes, plums & smokey looks.

After 2 years of the upkeep, I cut my hair short and ket my natural color come back in. It was a lot of work to keep the hair properly conditioned and the colour touched up. Roots on my natural part & hairline had to be minor touched up every two weeks and all roots touched up completely every 3 to 4 weeks. if you didn’t, you looked like a hooker after a hard nights work or worse, Courtney Love after a bender.

Extreme blonde colours can be carried off but you have to start with healthy hair and be willing to lose some of the length over time as your ends get brassy and overly bright. With her money and access to stylists, she has no excuse for looking like she’s wearing barbie hair.

I agree about the hair colour, it doesn’t suit anyone. Something in a honey blonde or soft honey streaked brown would much better suit her and her very pale skintone.

Still at least she’s one celebrity who isn’t satsuma orange.