Angelina Jolie Shows Her Dark Side... Again
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Angelina - From Brown to Blond to Black, and Back
Angelina's nearly black wig for Evelyn A. Salt is quite chic and sleek. Wonder if she'll borrow this look in real life?
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Proof that Angie can go both ways -- at least when it comes to hair color. Here, also for Evelyn A. Salt, she's a blonde bombshell.
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Angelina sported chestnut highlights in her dark locks at the 2009 Oscars.
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Sleek, shiny, and seriously chocolate brown in 2008.
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Last May at a premiere for A Mighty Heart, Angelina's hair was lightened up subtle copper highlights, just in time for summer.
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Angelina brightened up her look with blonde highlights in 2005.
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In 2004, while promoting Shark Tale, Angelina's locks were a lovely shade of auburn.
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In 2001, Angelina went platinum for her role in "Life or Something Like It."
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Angelina wore a dark, goth 'do when she won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Girl, Interrupted in 2000.
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Angie's character in 2000's Girl, Interrupted may have been dark, but the hair was light.
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Angelina could shave her head and still be stunning! But even if she can get away with any hue, we definitely have our preferences. Let us know which of Jolie's many shades you prefer by voting in the poll.
Yet another fashion hit from the red carpet premiere of "
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Due to the sagging economy, many women are shunning the salon in favor of at-home hair color for a number of good reasons. It's easy. It's quick. It's cheap. But with trying something new usually comes with a hairy mistake or two. Here are a few professional tips to ensure that you skip the mistakes and make it straight to healthy, shiny hair land.
What's with all the red heads anymore? We all know that only a low 1 – 3% of the population is natural so what's got everyone reaching for the dye box? 
I'm not the biggest beauty junkie, but I do like trying out products when all the magazines are touting them as the next miracle creation. Most of the time, I'm less than impressed, but when I do find a new addition to my makeup bag or medicine cabinet, it's so worth it. (I will never regret the $17 I spent on my Shu Uemura eyelash curler.)
Alright, alright so at home hair color isn't the best way to go we admit. However, with the dollar floundering around like a fish out of water, $200+ salon trips just ain't happenin. So we've had to resort to that $10 box with high hopes that one day, just maybe one day, we'll get that at home color right.
We have kind of a girl crush on Amanda Bynes. She's beautiful, funny, knows how to dress, and seems to be a great role model for her young fans from What a Girl Wants and Hairspray. Or, at least, she manages to stay out of the tabloids and keeps her naughty bits covered.
I'll be honest with you -- I have seriously botched my hair color with at-home products. I've turned it green and I've turned it brassy gold, and I've definitely learned that hair color is something to leave to the pros. Most of the time.
Surely you're heard the phrase "red-headed step-child" before. If you haven't, hopefully you can get the drift of what it means.
