Regis girls - Georgia Tims, Emily Cosgrave and Lucy Morphew <\/p>\n
BLONDES do indeed have more fun according to a popular high street hair salon. <\/p>\n
Hair stylists at Regis Colchester revealed 45 per cent of blonde women would choose a night on the town, compared to 42 per cent of brunettes and just 23 per cent of red heads, who favour a quiet night at home in front of the TV. <\/p>\n
Six out of ten blondes claim they enjoy trying new experiences including dancing, rock climbing or yoga, whilst 43 per cent of their flame-haired counterparts opted for reading, working or studying. <\/p>\n
The humorous findings came about after a survey of more than 1,000 clients. <\/p>\n
Salon staff also discovered a large 80 per cent of blondes admitted friends and family describe them as fun, outgoing and bubbly. <\/p>\n
Three-quarters of brunettes would say the same and 32 per cent of red heads described themselves as quiet or shy. <\/p>\n
Kim Perry, regional manager at Regis Colchester, said: We embrace every hair colour but we wanted to find the answer to the question do blondes really have more fun? <\/p>\n
The branch is offering blondes a free colour bonding service - a treatment to protect and strengthens coloured hair. <\/p>\n
Say blondes really do have more fun when booking a colour appointment before June 30. <\/p>\n
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Blondes, just want to have fun...and a Colchester survey proves they do! - Gazette<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Regis girls - Georgia Tims, Emily Cosgrave and Lucy Morphew BLONDES do indeed have more fun according to a popular high street hair salon. Hair stylists at Regis Colchester revealed 45 per cent of blonde women would choose a night on the town, compared to 42 per cent of brunettes and just 23 per cent of red heads, who favour a quiet night at home in front of the TV Continue reading