What type of look do girls preffer for a guy (girls only)

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Girls what do you prefer blonde, ginger or brunnete men?

Neither cause hair colour not much to do with what a person looks like. Though sexually i am attracted to blondes maybe a little ginger but also love dark hair and brown eyes.

I like men with long hair!

I notice that I'm more often than not attracted to men with dark hair, especially dark curly hair (which is what my fiance has). I also tend to be attracted to red haired men, but I've never dated one.

None.

All of the above?

In all seriousness though I originally thought I was only attracted to blondes but as I've grown older I've found that it doesn't make a difference. My husband is a brunette though he shaves his head so it doesn't matter.

Bald. Honestly, I don't care, so long as he has the personality.

I don't go for a guy's looks. I go for a decent personality and someone who will accept everything about me.

I've always said that personality is the most important thing and I 'can't' find someone attractive without knowing them well first. Once you love someone for their personality, then you find them to be the most beautiful person in the world.

I stand by that view but I'll also say that I am learning why it is important to be physically attracted to your mate. I'm not actually physically attracted to my husband but I loved him for who he was and therefore found him beautiful. But it makes it a real challenge when we are going through some tough times where we don't like eachother all that much because the physical aspect isn't there to fall back on.

But as for what I prefer - I am really not attracted to natural blondes. Brunettes are good. Redheads generally aren't attractive to me either but the hottest boyfriend I ever had has flaming (almost neon) orange hair and it was seexxyy on him.
I like skinny/thin-framed 'girly-boys' lol. They can have muscle tone but cannot be bulky.
I also tend to think of myself as a teenager still and catch myself scoping 15 year old boys and thinking that they are 'my age'.