Sabrina Salom hair color (tiktok)
Sabrina Sallom, 24, went viral with 1.9 million views after she shared a video in which she revealed how men treated her based on the hair color she changed.
Sabrina has dyed her long hair almost every shade imaginable - black, brown, ginger, blonde, pink, purple, green, blue and even bright red.
The conclusions she reached in the small experiment she conducted yielded the following results: pink hair was preferred by women, but it seems to her that most men were not attracted to this specific color.
Regarding the redhead and the red, the conclusions are a bit more ambiguous "When I was red, it didn't bother men, but once in a while I would meet one who was obsessed with red hair. Regarding the red, I hardly received any comments here or there. Until after I changed the color to something else."
As soon as her fire-like hair disappeared, men began asking her why she dyed it, noting that "the red was so beautiful."
Green hair was a surprise hit with men who seemed fascinated by the strange color, the way babies love twinkling lights, but Salome also received some "very strange" reactions when she dyed her hair wild and striking colors.
Pink, green and purple attracted a diverse crowd.
Pink brought compliments mostly from women, green was loved only by men and purple was loved by all.
Sabrina in her natural color (photo: screenshot, Instagram)
Salome's personal favorite was black hair, which she thought was the most elegant, but her raven hair didn't get as much attention as her other hair colors.
She also stated that when she had black hair she felt the most men took advantage of her.
final conclusion?
Marilyn Monroe figured it out a long time ago - blondes do enjoy more, at least more male attention.
"When I was blonde, I received the most attention from men I have ever received in my life," states Salom, detailing - when she was blonde, men would constantly send her messages to her private boxes, and most of them even made comments about her hair.
In addition, Sabrina was asked on the most dates in her life while she was blonde.
She adamantly claims that the men she dated at the time were "very attached" to her blonde hair, and also begged her to keep it blonde whenever she talked about going back to her brunette roots.
"It seemed like they just liked me because of my blonde hair," she said, but as much as she didn't lack male attention when she was blonde, she claims that going blonde completely undercut her friendships.
Now that she's back to her natural brunette shade, she may not get as much attention as she did when she was a vibrant blonde, but she's okay with that.
The men may prefer it - but she doesn't.
"I don't get almost any attention, but I'd rather find a guy who will accept me like this, who will love who I am and really accept me, than be with someone because blond hair is some weird kink he has."
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