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It makes the tag more varied and less styled. An archetype pulls pages toward a single look because creators know what the search wants, whereas a tag defined by opting out has no template to converge on. The result is a genuinely mixed list.

Better if you want range, worse if you had a specific picture in mind. Nobody here is performing to a familiar template, so the pages differ in style, tone and production far more than the neighbouring listing does. Expect to look at several.

Very little on its own, since it is the commonest colour there is. Its job in this tag is to exclude rather than to select, and it does that job well. The height is what actually narrows the list down to something worth reading.

Anything and everything, which follows from the above. Casual phone-shot pages sit next to carefully produced ones, and both post at their own pace. The lack of a shared template means the free preview is doing more work here than the tag name.

Between $7 and $19, most often $11, and that is a wide band for forty-five pages. Because there is no archetype setting a going rate, creators price by their own judgement instead of by the tag, which is why the spread runs so far.

Reasonably, because there is no benefit to overstating it. Height is the reason someone found the page, so a creator who exaggerates gets subscribers who cancel. Pages that state a figure in the bio are generally accurate about it, and a good number of them do state one.

By production style rather than by anything the tag offers. Decide whether you want casual or produced material and half the list falls away immediately, because that split is the real dividing line here. Then judge the remainder on posting dates.

Only if the colour genuinely matters to you. If what you actually want is the height, the two tags together roughly double the pool and the styling difference between them is more noticeable than the hair. Many people searching one would be happier browsing both.