Did you even read the article I linked to?
First off, it's Eva herself who says she is a natural blonde and there is a huge difference between dark blonde and light brown(I've got dark blonde hair and there is no way it could ever be mistaken for light brown). Also, she hasn't used her natural hair color in any of the films she has done, and the only place to see her with her natural hair color would be images taken of her before she was 14.
Wait, I'll help. Here's a photo of Eva as a child... she's the one in the middle(the other two are her mother Marlène Jobert and her sister). If you think that is light brown, you might need to have your eyes checked.
Wow, great job at leaping to conclusions and coming off hostile.
First, said it was my opinion. Said it probably qualifies as blonde, but that Isn't what I would call it.
Second, you were under the assumption I have never seen that photo. Well sorry, I have and the only part that looks blonde? A tiny bit of the front left because her hair is getting crushed by the sunlight. Yes, when Eva and her non-identical twin sister's hair were sun kissed to near death, it looks somewhat blonde. It is pretty obvious why you picked that photo. It is one of the few young Eva that can come close to supporting your claim.
The last one is post 1994, but that doesn't look dyed to me.
). My apologies if I came off that way. I honestly picked the first photo I found. As for the picture in 1994, she was still 14 until July of 95(and she apparently picked blue for her first dye job).
