What does NAB mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The term is thought to originate from the belief that people with blonde hair are more likely to be attractive, confident and carefree. As such, those who are “not a blonde” wish to emulate this sense of confidence through hair color transformation.

Those looking for lighter shades of blonde should opt for low-level bleaching agents and lightening shampoos that won't damage their hair too much. If you want something more dramatic, you may need stronger bleaching agents as well as blonding treatments like toners and glazes.

Maintaining your newly acquired shade of blonde can prove difficult since bleached or dyed strands tend to require more intense nourishment than natural tresses. To keep your new hue looking fabulous, use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners designed specifically for colored hair, as well as deep conditioning masks at least once per week.

While many hair dyeing products are considered safe, if your scalp is sensitive or irritated in any way it's best not to add dye or bleach onto it as some of the harsh chemicals may further irritate your skin. Moreover, using too much heat on your newly dyed mane could dry it out quickly so try limiting usage of hair dryers and curling wands when styling your new 'do!

Absolutely not! Those with all shades of blondes should be proud of their unique hue and shouldn't be judged based on stereotypes about blondes in general! Each person regardless of their natural shade has individual qualities that makes them special and beautiful in their own right!