GLAMOUR WITCH IS OUT 1.1.23 WITH @weiserbooks and tells real-life dramas such as the quest for hair color. When hair dye became fashionable (usually blonde or black), red hair was associated with witchcraft and prostitution during the crusades. As depicted in the painting Hylas and the Nymphs by John William Waterhouse, red hair is seen as a sign of evil. The nymphs have loose red hair, which suggests their dangerously seductive nature. The first recipes for dying hair black go back to AD 100, thanks to Roman Empire doctor Claudius Galen, who wrote about a mixture of lead oxide, slaked lime, and boiled walnuts and leeks. My hair has been: blonde, brunette, black, pink, blue, purple, and every shade of red you can imagine. My natural color is a dark blonde and I dye it ginger myself with an $8 box of Revlon! Red feels like my *actual* natural hair color and glamour is all about matching your appearance to your authentic self. What hair colors have you tried? And if you love me, pre-orders mean everything so snag Glamour Witch through the #linkinbio now! . . 📸 @chadjohnsonphoto #authorsofinstagram #authorlife #witchyvibes #witchcraft #witchesofinstagram #hairdye #redhair #glamour #glamourwitch