response: Can't say although "brunette" is the feminine version of "brunet" which is a French word!
original_response: I do know that brown hair people are often referred to as brunettes which is a  feminine term.  Maybe that means their are more women who are brown haired???
history: hello how are you? Okay, what color of hair do you have? If it is brown, it's the second most common after black! I have brown hair, it's pretty normal looking, unlike other variations I've seen. Are you talking about the variations like light brown or almost black? Yeah, black specifically, I wish mine was like that. I don't think there's anything about brown hair that differentiates it from others. Actually, brown hair's strands are thicker than fair hair's but red hair is even thicker. that is interesting, i wonder if men or women more commonly have darker hair
knowledge: The term ''brunette'' is the feminine form of the French word ''brunet'', which is a diminutive form of ''brun'' meaning ''brown/brown-haired'', the feminine of which is ''brune''.