, 31 May 2012 (UTC) 
 ::I've reverted, and here's why: "Blonde" is used to describe the fact that it is a girl or woman who has blond hair. Stating "A girl with very light blonde hair" is redundant because the person is already identified as female by the word "girl."  

 ::Further, the Blond#Etymology, spelling, and grammar doesn't say that girls and women always have to be referred to as "blondes" when they have blond hair. There are some instances where using the word "blonde" is rejected, either because it's considered unnecessary or sexist. The section already mentions the sexist bit. At a later date, I'll add something about "blonde" not always having to be used.   16:32