Successful actor/producer Brad Pitt and his countless transformations

[The Blade]

Blond as a kid, he reaches a dark blond colour at age 15.
At 16 seems to have discovered hair dye (rare thing to do if you're male, especially at this young age) and in the next few years can be seen with various shades of brown hair (those from age 16 and 22 being particularly different). In his 30s he hesitates between blond and medium brown hair dye (sometimes with ashy tones). A few photos from this period reveal a blond colour similar to that from his early to mid teens. Blatantly fake blond nuances at 31 and 42.
At 43 his beard is grey (most likely hair, too) and he returns to brown tones. At 45 it's clear his hair has gone really grey and he uses medium ash brown tones to cover it. Similar nuances after that.
You can see what I mean here:

Thread doesn't mean to trigger Brad Pitt in any regard (I respect his work) but to show the transformations (natural and fake) an individual can display.
That he in fact grew up as a blond is also noted here by a person whose wife was a high school classmate of Pitt's:
''Blond.
My wife went to high school with him and for laughs, we look at his photo.
I grant you this, he certainly has grown up to be a good looking dude!"
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/i...8132723AA0nlKI

[Tooting Carmen]

Well regardless of his transformations, he still wets far more pussies than most men combined.

[The Blade]

Well regardless of his transformations, he still wets far more pussies than most men combined.

True story.

[Tooting Carmen]

True story.

I'd even say he's the Latina and East Asian female fantasy of a White male.

[The Blade]

I'd even say he's the Latina and East Asian female fantasy of a White male.

Perhaps. No clue about that.

[MsSPF]

I'm not sure and maybe I'm naive but his hair seems/always seemed rather natural to me (or he has an amazing hairdresser). Light hair like his can change a lot depending on the season (lighter during summer, darker during winter), luminosity and age, obviously. Hair wax makes also your hair darker than without.

He actually has few grey hair that he does not hide, you can clearly see it. It just does not show as much as it would for a darker-haired man because he has light hair. And you can have a greyer beard than your hair, it happens. My father is in the exact same situation and he's older than Brad Pitt.

He aged amazingly. Still incredibly handsome.

[The Blade]

I'm not sure and maybe I'm naive but his hair seems/always seemed rather natural to me (or he has an amazing hairdresser). Light hair like his can change a lot depending on the season (lighter during summer, darker during winter), luminosity and age, obviously. Hair wax makes also your hair darker than without.

Partly true but in his case differences are obviously artificially provoked in most cases.
Also, not all people get generally darker-haired in winter (I, for example, don't). However, photos taken at winter evening do present hair colour as darker than it really is under the light of day.