Dying or bleaching a child's hair is just wrong, it's not healthy. And she's been in this awful fake blonde color on MM - I have no idea what her previous jobs were but they should have found a naturally blonde child for the role rather than a child that needs her hair dyed all the time. And almost any child could play the part since "it's pretend".
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shareI never noticed her hair color, only her great acting and natural ability. Why don't you obsess over something important next time.
By the way, no, not any child could play the role. It takes a child with a big sense of the moment and a level of maturity beyond their years to play ANY role.
How do you know her hair has been dyed or bleached? Was it darker or different before ?
shareVirtually all people who are born blonde end up becoming more brunette as they grow up. Their hair naturally gets darker around puberty sometimes earlier.
In this picture you can see her dark roots indicating that she was already dying her hair at 10 years old.
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm349474560/nm2215143?ref_=nmmi_mi_all_evt_1 13
So you can bet that every blonde adult you have ever seen dyes their hair that color.
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Actually there are many people, especially from Scandinavia, who remain naturally blonde throughout their lives, even very light tones. They're a minority, but there are still lots of them.
Nothing to do with Shipka, just your comment that every blonde adult dyes their hair.