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People with expressive hair colors or fashion statements are unintelligent and/or are simply more concerned with being non-conformist. I’ve often experienced this growing up. I have always felt comfortable wearing more black than other colors, and being a hairdresser at a young age I had a lot of fun with crazy hair colors and styles. It was hard to be taken seriously and I’d have to prove my intelligence and self-worth much more than when I had a more common appearance.