Move over Blake Lively. There's a new bronde in town.Remember when Ashley Tisdale looked like this? She's rocked those blonde locks for a while - it's kind of been her thing.
Now the High School Musical alum has ditched her signature blonde locks for a hot new look, showing off her 'do on Instagram Monday. "Ive never been this color before @kristin_ess made me a "strawberry bronde"!!! Details on @thehautemessdotcom coming soon!!," she captioned the shot, which showed her striking a pose and palming her tresses.
This is just the latest time Ashley has switched up her look, though. Last September, she dyed her hair lavender, went brunette back in 2010, and in 2012, added pink streaks into her blonde locks. Still, we're loving this latest hair color on her.
Just a couple of weeks before Ashley's bronde debut, fellow former blonde Blake also made a huge change, shocking just about everyone - including us - when she left her blonde locks behind for a new bronde look too. Brondes have more fun #NoTypos-IKnowIThinkItsCrazyToo," she captioned the pic, which showed her sitting cross-legged on a bridge with her bronde hair flowing in soft waves.
That just might be the case, considering bronde seems to be the color of the summer. Jennifer Lopez, Cara Delevingne and Chrissy Teigen have all gone bronde (among other stars) too.
Aaand now we see why 
Apparently, showing off your butt on Instagram 
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Guess what? Scars are beautiful. So are stretch marks. Oh, and any other imperfections, too. The hashtag sensation #ThighReading has women posting pics of their legs to prove just this point - nobody's perfect. And that's perfectly okay.
When it's 90 degrees outside, there's nothing worse than stepping outside and the hard work of a YouTube makeup tutorial immediately 
I am five feet and one inch tall. By human standards, apparently, this is very short. But I grew up with the Madeline mentality, of although I'm very small, inside, I'm tall. I also wear a lot of heels, because I like to be up where the air is thinner. It's also difficult to be heard from way down here, so it pays to be on the same level as taller peers. As Skee-Lo would say, "I wish I was a little bit taller." There are, obviously, great things about being short. You're REALLY good at hide and seek for instance, because you can fit into nooks that your tall friends can't. Flying economy isn't so tight on the legroom. You can avoid going on terrifying roller coasters by citing height restrictions.
I have a small step ladder I basically carry around my apartment with me because just about everything is too high up for me to reach. If only I could take a small stool with me out in public, for instance to the supermarket, so I could reach the cans on the top shelf. Or on the subway so I could comfortably hang onto the overhead rail (and also not have my face smooshed into strangers' armpits).
Every short woman spends approximately two years of her life managing her hemlines. FACT. It's science. There's no study to prove it, except for my own experience. Every dress or skirt that's supposed to be mid calf needs to be taken up because it's actually ankle length. Mini skirts are knee length. Pants all have an extra yard of material at the bottom. Hemlines were not designed to be accommodating of short women.
When I'm by myself, and not trying to reach anything or wear jeans, I feel tall. I look in the mirror and I see a regular sized woman. And then someone tags me in a group photo on Facebook and I'm confronted by my own short stature. I look at myself, standing a head beneath everyone else, and I think, "That can't be me, can it?" The problem with being a short girl is that you don't actually see yourself as short, even when the world around you does.
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