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What hair color would suit me best for underneath?

Hi so I have hair right above my chest and its a lightish medium brown not dark but not light. And i want to do 'peek a boo' colors which is color underneath. What color would suit it? Im thinking nornal colors or funky! I am white not pale but not tan. I have glasses and freckles. Whatdo u think?? Thanks

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that would be cool, but I think they only play reruns now.. that's a great show though! my wife isn't even a Star Trek fan, but she enjoys watching TNG..
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