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One will dye your hair blonde and one will dye your hair brown.
A person with blond hair can be referred to as a "blond" if they are male or "blonde" if they are female. The spelling difference reflects the gender of the individual. The term "blond" is also used as an adjective to describe the hair color itself.
The masculine form of "blonde" in French is "blond."
Typically, 'blonde' is reserved for women or girls. Both are correct spellings, though.
'Blondey' is spelled 'Blonde' and 'Blond' is spelled 'Blond'.
Remember foreign language classes? The masculine and feminine forms of words? Well, because the word came from French in the 17th century, that’s exactly what we’re dealing with: blonde is the feminine form of the noun, and blond is the masculine form.So, adhering to that rule, a blonde is a woman with fair hair and a blond is a man with fair hair.This seems dumb. It is. Here’s a way around it: Don’t call people their hair color. “Blond” is the more common spelling of the adjective—for example, “that person has blond hair”—and, especially in the United States, can be used to describe anyone’s hair, regardless of their gender.
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In french ? Feminine = Blonde - Masculine = Blond
The female version, blonde is "rubia." "Blonde" in Spanish is "rubio" or "rubia" where rubio is male (blond) and rubia female (blonde).
There is a difference, dark blonde has brown tones in it and dirty blonde has ash tones in it.
Blond for a man, Blonde for a woman.
Yes there is a golden blond one not bleach blond.