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– aka Khaleesi, aka Mother of Dragons – played by Emilia Clarke is probably the best-known Targaryen from Game Of Thrones. Now House Of Dragons is in full swing on HBO Max, we've been introduced to a whole new legion of family members, and one of their visual trademarks is their white blonde hair, which Megan has picked up on.is
the ‘natural’ hair colour of the Targaryens in the series. As for recreating it? The best way to get an effect that is as natural as possible is through the targeted use ofTargaryen Blonde looks cool at first glance, but a closer look reveals warm moments. For the colouring process, this means that about 75 percent is cool platinum blonde and about 25 percent is warm platinum blonde.
For those of us who aren't naturally as blonde as the Targaryens, the platinum blonde shade can be combined with a, keeping roots intentionally natural in colour so the platinum blonde grows out more beautifully, as Megan Fox shows has done. The actress is known for trying out new hair colours with wigs. Therefore, we are almost sure that the Targaryen look is also a temporary change. Nevertheless, we are happy to be inspired.
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