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Just a very effective drindl. Nothing to see here, move along.

I keep forgetting that Skylar's hair is blue in her normal form I wonder what color it is when she's passing for human?

Come to think of it, they're in Japan. She could leave it blue and everyone would think "Cosplay".

eee wrote:I keep forgetting that Skylar's hair is blue in her normal form I wonder what color it is when she's passing for human?

Come to think of it, they're in Japan. She could leave it blue and everyone would think "Cosplay".

Not just Japan or cosplay. British games journalist Laura Dale dyes her hair blue and nobody makes a fuss over it.

Here in the tech-lands of Silicon Valley, Skylar's hair wouldn't attract much notice at all. At most, she might have to deal with the occasional question as to where she buys her hair dye and which shade of blue she uses, and how often she has to re-dye the roots to keep them from growing out in the wrong color.

Dave wrote:Here in the tech-lands of Silicon Valley, Skylar's hair wouldn't attract much notice at all. At most, she might have to deal with the occasional question as to where she buys her hair dye and which shade of blue she uses, and how often she has to re-dye the roots to keep them from growing out in the wrong color.

"Would you believe that's its natural color?"

Warrl wrote:

Dave wrote:Here in the tech-lands of Silicon Valley, Skylar's hair wouldn't attract much notice at all. At most, she might have to deal with the occasional question as to where she buys her hair dye and which shade of blue she uses, and how often she has to re-dye the roots to keep them from growing out in the wrong color.

"Would you believe that's its natural color?"

I believe the answer to that would be "OMG I envy you so much!!!"

Dave wrote:Here in the tech-lands of Silicon Valley, Skylar's hair wouldn't attract much notice at all. At most, she might have to deal with the occasional question as to where she buys her hair dye and which shade of blue she uses, and how often she has to re-dye the roots to keep them from growing out in the wrong color.

Yeah, there's been a recent wave of the blue and green hair colors around here, one that I am nervous enough not to ask the particulars if it's a signaling device for those who 'play on the other team' so to speak. But it's akin to asking a gal w/ a little tummy when she is 'due'... So I leaves it alone, fer now.

There was a Simpson's episode with the designation of the color of Marge Simpson's hair (I think it was the Pantone color used to color the cels back when they still used cels), but I can't find it on YouTube. But it was BLUE.