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I just read an article on Soap Opera Weekly and Crystal Chappel was asked if the change in her hair color was to make it look more like Melanie’s. She said no, it ws to cover grey. The darker hair made the grey show up a lot on camera so she lightened the color so it wouldn’t be as noticeable.
I liked it when she first started going lighter but now it’s too light for her skin tone. If you are not a natural blonde going too light tends to wash you out. I hear her about the gray coverage though. I went prematurely gray in my 20’s and coloring it is a bitch! I look best with dark hair but it’s hard to maintain.
I liked the first attempt to lighten it and she looks much better with the bangs, but lately it’s been looking bad, IMO. I would have liked CC to go maybe one or two shades lighter than the dark hair she came in with, with maybe some darker blonde highlights or streaks, but not too shocking. She is very attractive, but squints her eyes much too much, and the new hairstyle and lighter color draws even more attention to it for me.
My natural color is very dark brown, now I use dark blonde hair color to "highlight" the gray and make it less noticeable as it grows out. Coloring dark hair is a pain. I started going gray at 15 and now, 33 years later it is a monthly routine to color my very fast growing hair.
I think it’s much more attractive on her than her own color and I don’t think it’s too light at all.
As for Chloe, I’d like to see her with just a few very sparce highlights, just enough to give it a little warmth.
Oh yeah it sucks. On the upside I have experimented with every color under the sun so at least I know what looks best on me. It is expensive and time consuming though. Oh well, the price of vanity I suppose. At least I have my hair!
brown, blond with low-lights, light brown, brown with red highlights, brown with grey (when I need to get my color redone), light brown with light highlights, auburn with lowlights, you name it, if it’s a somewhat natural color (Kate’s blue – no!) – I’ve been it!
That’s why I always defended Kate’s streaks! I have tried some funky highlights in my day, red and even purple. I figure if I have to pay to get it colored I might as well have some fun.
bold and brash as Kate’s blue, but then I’m not the great looker that she is at her age, (we’re same age). I do love and admire Katies fashion and looks though – she’s a young, hip and fun-funky type grandma! I’m more of the bake-cookies-and-have-roast-chicken-for-Sunday-dinner-wear-a-hat-and-gloves-to-church-grandma-type. All though, I did use to ride on Harleys and do have a tat! But that was long, long ago in a galexy far, far away….
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