Peter Thomas Says Dark Complexion Women Shouldn’t Wear Blonde Hair

Peter Thomas
Former RHOA Star Peter Thomas Says Dark Skin Women Shouldn’t Wear Blonde Hair
Peter Thomas is offering his sentiments towards the way dark complexioned women wear their hair. Thomas shared his feelings in an Instagram video shared on Friday (Jan. 11). He states,
Yo, ima say some sh*t, and I’ll probably get a lot of flak for it. I just drove by and saw something I gotta comment on. I love woman. I love black women. But I also love black women to wear their natural hair. If you want to process it, if you want to iron it, if you want to add some extension to it, I’m all good with all of that, but you also gotta know, everything is not for everybody. I don’t like to see people darker than me – black as f*ck – woman, wearing blonde hair. Or honey blonde hair, and it’s not even done right. It’s just crazy. It looks you wearing a fu*ked up hat.
He captioned his video message writing,
Everything is not for everyone, all style don’t fit everyone, rock with what you know look good on you before you walk out of your house, don’t make us look crazy.
Thomas message has garnered at least 30,000 views and has mixed reviews by social media users. Check out some below.



Do you agree or disagree w/ Peter’s opinion? Let us know in the comments.
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