Dr Mark Sergeant, of Nottingham Trent University, has studied the impact of hair dyeing on mood and well-being of women. Those with blonde dye feel more attractive towards the opposite sex, and feel a greater confidence in themselves a generally.
Dr Sergeant observed a change " significant" behavior among the blond man: They are notably more willing to dance in front of a stranger, to seek a tryst, and even to question the authority and address sensitive issues in the workplace.
He said: "Not only their confidence level increases, but also their inhibitions seem to diminish, many of them feeling more attractive and sexually exciting "
Among the 205 participants of the study commissioned by the firm Clairol cosmetics, more 50% say they are dyed blond for " attract the attention of foreign " or " get noticed by their friends and colleagues . At 80%, the favorite color among female respondents is the blonde. The black color is the least acclaimed.
Moral of the story: Gentlemen, please note that there's a hidden message behind a discoloration that may appear trivial at first glance ...
