by A woman who dyed her hair five different colors says men swooned the most when she was blonde and ignored her when she opted for black braids.
US-based Sabrina Sallum, 24, has gone viral after she revealed how people treated her when she dyed her natural brown hair.
The TikToker has dyed her locks almost every shade, frequently ranging from pink to purple to blue and even ginger.
In a viral video, which has amassed over 2.1 million views, Sabrina claimed she received the most attention from men when she had blonde locks.
Captioning the clip, “men treated me so differently with different hair colors,” she explained that sometimes she thought potential partners only liked her because of her blonde hair.
US-based Sabrina Sallum, 24, went viral after revealing how people treated her when she dyed her natural brown hair different colors
She claims that men swooned the most when she had blonde locks and ignored her when she opted for black braids.
The TikToker dyed his locks almost every shade, frequently going from pink to purple to blue and even ginger
“When I was blonde, I got the most attention from men in my entire life,” Sabrina said.
The TikToker went on to explain that when she had light highlights, she “constantly had guys” sliding into her DMs and frequently complimenting her hair.
Speaking about this period, Sabrina said: “It was probably the most dating period of my life, and the guys I dated when I was blonde, I felt like they were very fond of my blonde hair.”
She went on to explain that when she even mentioned dyeing her hair a darker shade, men immediately suggested she stay blonde.
And while guys adored her light locks, the TikToker revealed that she had “fewer girlfriends” at the time.
When the 24-year-old had her hair colored, she described the way she was treated as “very weird”.
She explained that when she had red hair, most guys “looked past her”, before adding that there was always that “guy” who was obsessed with her brightly colored locks.
‘But what was interesting was when I did ginger I didn’t hear people say I like your hair until I dyed my hair and then all these guys were like, “Oh what did you do to the copper hair, that was so pretty?” Sabrina said.
“When I was blonde, I got the most attention from men I’ve ever had in my entire life,” Sabrina said.
The TikToker explained that when she had black hair she felt “really pretty” but was “used” by men
“I had green hair, which was accidental, but for some weird reason all of these guys loved it,” she explained
The TikToker went on to detail how men and women behaved towards her when she had pink, purple, blue and green hair.
She explained that with pink hair, “women complimented him,” but men ignored her.
With the purple hair, Sabrina said she felt like there was a “mix” of girls and boys who liked it.
“I had green hair, which was accidental, but for some weird reason all these guys loved it,” she added.
Next, Sabrina described what it was like to have black hair.
The TikToker said when she had pink (right) and purple (left) hair, there was a mix of men and women complimenting and ignoring her.
The TikToker revealed how men treat her now that she’s returned to her brunette roots, explaining that she doesn’t get as much attention but doesn’t mind
“When I had black hair, I felt really pretty, but I don’t feel like I got that much attention with all the other colors.
“And I feel like when I had black hair, I was used the most by men.”
Finally, the TikToker revealed how men treat her now that she’s returned to her brunette roots.
“And now I just have my natural brown hair, and I feel like I don’t get as much attention as I used to, but that’s fine with me because it’s my natural hair color, so I would prefer that a guy accepts me for it, and know that he actually accepts me and who I am, rather than accepting blonde hair because it’s his problem, “she said at the end of his video.
Her followers seemed to agree with her, as many rushed to the comments section to share how they were seen with different colored locks.
Her followers seemed to agree with her, as many rushed to the comments section to share how they were seen with different colored locks.
“People are so much nicer to me now that I’m blonde,” one social media user said.
One person wrote: “Bro I was bullied because I had green hair.”
“The blonde is so real,” another person added.
Someone else said, “Every time I go back to brunette to have natural, healthy hair, the change in how I’m treated always makes me go back to blonde!”
