ash-blonde
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- adjective
- /æʃ blɒnd/
:
rubio ceniza
- I use my Brow Zings set every morning, and it perks up my mess of a morning face and transforms my naturally ash blonde brows into a beefier, more wholesome offering.
- ash-blonde hair
I dyed my hair using one of the L'Oreal Casting Creme gloss colours which was like a doc blonde colour or it was called like ash blonde or something.
- I dyed my hair using one of the L'Oreal Casting Creme gloss colours which was like a doc blonde colour or it was called like ash blonde or something.
Examples
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So the first one that I'm going to be using is ash blonde because when you're thickening A brow, you don't want to go darker because it can, you don't want to like grab your marks.
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Just as I was wondering if they had arrived by ship or by plane, a problem seemed to have developed, for the white-frocked attendant with her ash-blonde wig had delivered bad news.
Fiction book (1991) -
Mother twisted a strand of her ash-blonde hair around her finger and put it in her mouth.
Fiction book (1992) -
Smiling back, the ash-blonde receptionist nods.
Fiction book (1997) -
And then I also got a ash blonde Anastasia brow Wiz.
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Her long brown tresses had been trimmed to shoulder length and bleached ash blonde.
Fiction book (1997) -
She has long, ash-blonde hair and wears an abundance of rings and bracelets.
Academic text (2001) -
Her hair was a quiet ash blonde discreetly tinted by one of the top salons in Florence.
Fiction book (1999) -
A well-fed guy with odd-looking hair—ash blonde, possibly dyed—didn't look as if he had ever done manual labor.
Fiction book (1991) -
The actress sported a stunning ash-blonde hairstyle that complemented her fair complexion.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having light-colored hair
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Very pale, almost white blond hair often made by bleaching
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8.1
Having very light blond hair that looks almost white
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Having pale hair like blond or light brown
Hair that is very light and almost white
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Etymology
Ash-blonde combines ash, meaning 'the grey powder left after burning wood', and blonde, meaning 'light, fair hair', so it describes pale hair with a cool, slightly grey or silvery tint.