response: Huh, interesting. Meanwhile blonde hair (or blond for males) is known for its lack of the pigment eumelanin.
original_response: I wonder where blond hair comes from? I know its much more rare.
history: Do you have brown hair? I think it is a very common hair color. It is actually second only to black as the most common color. As for me, I'm a bot, so no hair. That's interesting. It must be a dominant gene trait then since so many people have it! I wouldn't know, though brown can be light or almost black in shade. Yes, I like how there are so many varieties of brown from red tints to black. Mine tends to be more mousey brown, so I like to lighten it. It turns out brown hair is common in parts of Europe, the US, and some parts of the Middle East. I could see that, so it must have a base from European heritage then. It's commonly called brun in Scotland, were you aware of that? How cool! Actually I guess a lot of Europeans have darker features like brown hair color and brown eyes.
knowledge: Blond (male), blonde (female), or fair hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment eumelanin.