The Redhead Headbangers

Originally uploaded by tsrun527

Classic! How fun would they be to hang around with?

Shy, stunning.

Three days in a row…she has made the pick…

Wow! I bet her hair is splendid in person. A lot of upkeep though. I love the hat and the dress… redheads have great sense of style too, don’t we?

You are simply gorgeous, you shouldn’t hide from cameras but pose proudly. You are beautiful…

This is the perfect photograph of a redhead and her freckles…

Originally uploaded by krispy13

Ten thousand flowers in spring,
the moon in autumn,
a cool breeze in summer,
snow in winter.

If your mind isn’t clouded
by unnecessary things,
this is the best season of your life.

–Wu Men

Redhead – Glebe street fair

Originally uploaded by xssat

Another beautiful redhead. These two photos we found on flickr and thought they were worth sharing. It is the everyday redhead that true beauty emanates. It is not necessary to be anything other than ourselves to be absolutely stunning.

Take for example this girl. She is doing her own thing and does it perfectly. So well in fact someone asks to take her photograph for simply walking down the road. This is a beauty one cannot fake. A beauty one grows into. A beauty way deeper than the freckled, pale skin.

Maybe it is the years of teasing or being different. Maybe it is the gorgeous redheads symbolizing sex in the media. Maybe it is in the missing gene that allows most redheads to look more comfortable in themselves than most.

We are what we are—love us or hate us, and its rarely in between.

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I was called ‘the ugly one’. A lot of girls go through an awful time growing up, thinking they’re too fat, too thin, have a nose that’s too big or legs too short.I did all that surrounded by four of the most gorgeous girls in the country. My thing was my white skin and red hair. I hated it and hated myself.

At 16, comments like this coupled with constant comparisons to her average haired band mates eroded away at her self-esteem, distorting her self-image.

Flash forward some many years and through an inspiring romance with fashion Nicola Roberts has reclaimed those words, “red hair and white skin” and finds she is much more comfortable in her own skin. In an interview recently she gave credit to her first fashion party for her long-awaited self-acceptance. It was at that party that it dawned on her that it is not only OK to be different but that she could be beautiful as well. Redefining those same words that haunted her for years, she declared,

‘The fact I have white skin and red hair is my thing. It’s my different thing and in the fashion world, that’s OK.’

Congratulations Nicola! You are beautiful in every way! Stand tall and show the world what you are made of—fierce freckles, tall-standing alabaster core and a fiery intellect cap!

Pssst…You are the beautiful one.

A sign we found at campusgifts dot co do uk

Let’s spread the love my crimson brothers and sisters! Let’s give the world what it needs—shall we?