The Magic Of The Temptress & Jolene!!!... ;)

With emerald eyes and long red hair her beauty is beyond compare...

>>> And, the beautiful red haired witch... You can just imagine what the staid and repressive Puritans thought of a gorgeous woman with a lush head of thick, curly flaming red hair and ivory skin with brilliant green, blue or gold eyes!!!...

>>> Tsk-tsk...Redheads are REALLY untrustworthy... :( >>> Whether you’re talking about Eve, Judas Iscariot, or Lilith, there is many an untrustworthy figure portrayed to have red hair. Christianity and popular perception has a big part to play in this and where the beginnings of the idea came from. In particular, Michelangelo’s ‘Temptation and Expulsion of Adam and Eve’ initially portrays Eve as a level-headed brunette before she lures Adam down the road of temptation and damnation, and is then later miraculously depicted as a redhead, seductive and suspicious. Judas Iscariot, famously known for his betrayal of Christ, very much fuels the fire of redheads being deceitful, too. In nearly all depictions of him, his hair colour is noted and commented on as red. This negative connotation goes as far as France, which had a low opinion of gingers back in the 19th century. Their phrase “poil de Judas”, was used as an insult for redheads back then, meaning ‘hair of Judas’. This link between red hair and deceit can also be traced back to the tales of the headstrong and disobedient Lilith, who quarrelled with Adam and seduced men in their sleep. She is regularly portrayed as a bewitching redhead, having mythical and seductive powers to match. ~ From "Ginger Parrot".