Blonde Hair and Skin Tones
A: It's not really a matter of lightness of the skin but the underlying tone of the pigmentation. Some types of blondes look better on some skin tones, but those tones may range from Afro-ethnic to Scandinavian, others may need a different shade of blonde.
An older black woman with dark chocolate skin tone who has naturally white hair can look amazing and striking, but that same skin tone with a yellow-blonde would look sickly. However, a woman with milk-chocolate coloring would rock the golden tones of a yellow blonde and even could enjoy the attention from a strawberry blonde as well.
So, remember that the hard-and-fast rules allow no room for error. As always, learn what works for you as an individual and go from there. You need to make sure you are happy with the look and that the look works for you rather than trying to use a look because you read that it's okay for a dark-skinned woman to have blonde hair.
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See also:
Going blonde
Hair color and skin tone
Hair colors and our color palette
How our skin tone responds to cool and warm hair colors