Here Are 45 Male Celebrities Who Bleached Their Hair And Surprisingly Pulled It Off
Keep in mind, while Orlando Bloom as Legolas was everyone's brunette-to-blonde awakening, I'm only including natural hairdos going double platinum and not store-bought bussdowns.
"As someone who's attracted to dark-haired men, Legolas had me in a fucking CHOKEHOLD."
—u/ThatsMrsKrasinski2U
Below are dark-haired celebrity men who bleached their hair, both from the Reddit thread and also my own brain:
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1.Zac Efron
"Blonde Zac Efron looks like he's about to take his sixth expedition to the continent of Africa."—u/AstroBearGaming
2.Naill Horan
"Please don't forget about my OG bleached guy 😔 Looking back though his hair was FRIED around 2014/2015."
—u/roheni
3.Seth Rogan
"Seth Rogen in Platonic changed me. I'm generally into guys with dark hair (my husband has nearly black hair) but this, this made me question my whole life 🤤🤤🫣🫣"
—u/notyounotmenoone
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4.Tom Blyth
"I'm not proud to admit this in any way, but Tom Blyth had absolutely no right to look as good as he did with that young Coriolanus Snow blonde wig/bleached buzz cut. I don't know how or why it suited him so well, but damn."
—u/getmeacampari
"Peroxide Tom Blyth changed my whole perception of blonde men... and blue-eyed men for that matter."
u/peaches_peachs
5.Patrick Dempsey
6.Robbie Williams
"Blonde Robbie Williams was everything."
—u/SergenteDan
7.Zayn Malik
"Zayn Malik's face card clears."
—u/fatbacc
8.Evan Peters
"i mean 😍😍😍"
—u/crutonacrutona
9.Ryan Gosling
10.Bowen Yang
"My king Bowen Yang."
—u/manycats4u
11.Miles Teller
12.Pete Davidson
—u/SomeFirstTimeHigh
13.Joshua Jackson
—u/Miele-Man
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14.Lionel Messi
15.Anthony Starr
—u/angelyka3
16.David Beckham
17.Odell Beckham Jr.
18.Nev Schulman
—u/No_Place2613
19.Brad Pitt
20.Aaron Taylor-Johnson
"Aaron Taylor-Johnson looked great blonde as Count Vronsky! He's also just really handsome."
—u/borkborkymous
21.Ryan Lochte
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22.Chris Messina
"Blonde Chris Messina was so great."
—u/AshlingIsWriting
23.James Marsters
24.Justin Timberlake
25.George Clooney
26.Christian Slater
27.Lucky Blue Smith
28.Jaden Smith
29.Adam Levine
30.Charlie Puth
31.Jonathan Bailey
32.G-Eazy
33.Scott Disick
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34.Glenn Howerton
35.Orlando Bloom
36.Sisqó
37.Justin Bieber
38.Colton Haynes
39.Eminem
"Okay this was the first one I remember. I was born in '95, and in elementary school, all the boys went through a peroxide blonde faze because of Eminem."
—u/envydub
40.Joe Jonas
41.Jonah Hill
42.Taylor Zakhar Perez
"Taylor Zakhar Perez is hot blonde or dark haired."
—u/jael001
43.Riz Ahmed
"Riz Ahmed is hot no matter what, but when he's bleach blonde it's so hot."
—u/b_needs_a_cookie
44.Sebastian Stan
45.And finally, Nicholas again because he got that sh*t on.
Did we forget anybody for anybody? Let me know in the comments, and I'll add them to the list and give you props, of course.
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