8 Black Stars Who Are Addicted to Blonde Hair (Give the Bleach a Rest Already!)

Black Celebs with Blonde Hair Black Stars Addicted to Blonde Hair Black Women and Blonde Hair Janice Combs Blonde Hair Keri Hilson Blonde Hair Lil Kim Blonde Hair MAry J. Blige Blonde Hair Sisqo Blonde Hair

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Switching your hair color every now and then is a fun, fresh way to change your look. The following celebs though seem to have a strong attraction to a bottle of bleach and their colorists. Check ‘em out…

1. Beyoncé

Likely the Queen Bey of blacks gone blonde, the singer has gone through various levels of sunshine strands over the years. We think it suits her golden undertones quite well.

2. Keri Hilson

About the only thing you can safely say that Keri and Beyoncé have in common are their honey hued tresses. Just don’t let Keri hear you say that though…she might go all postal on you.

3. Nene Leakes

Nene wears her blonde well in cropped ‘dos. The length is perfect as anyone who has ever had a double process can attest to.

4. Mary J. Blige

There’s no doubt about it, Mary loves her some blonde. We dig it on her, too. Her honey skin carries it nicely.

5. Janice Combs

Mama Combs will show out with her collection of platinum wigs. Despite our constant dissing of her style, we actually admire Ms. Combs’s forever young spirit. Just step away from the Marilyn Monroe wigs, Ms. C.

6. Eva Marcille

It all somewhat started when Tyra lightened the diva’s locks on America’s Next Top Model and once brightened, Eva never turned back.

7. Lil Kim

By the time you go through all the things wrong with Kim’s look these days, her blonde hair is the last on the list. *sigh*

8. Sisqo

We’ll say it ourselves. We’re dead wrong for this one, but here’s one good side…we at least brought it to attention. Can someone go check up on Sisqo and see if he’s doing alright? All these years out of the limelight we can’t imagine what his process is looking like these days.

StyleBlazers, do these stars need to give the bleach a rest?