response: Ah, I see. I know some etymology related to "brunette"; it comes from French and is the feminine, diminutive version of "brun".
original_response: Woah, that sounds really unique! So is she considered a brunette?
history: my wife has brown hair, it's so pretty i really love it Oh, that's nice. Your wife has the second-most common hair color for humans. Huh, I didn't know that. Where is brown hair common? It's common in various parts of Europe, as well as the US and parts of the Middle East. Oh, interesting. My wife used to use henna to dye her hair red. I mean, it wasn't really read; it just looked brown with red tint. That's pretty cool. I know of henna as the temporary body art. Me too, but apparently a lot of people from her home country (Kazakhstan) use henna to dye hair. That's interesting to know! Brown hair color varies; is your wife's more light brown, or closer to black? she has ash brown hair.
knowledge: People with brown hair are often referred to as brunette, which in French is the feminine form of ''brunet,'' the diminutive of ''brun'' (brown, brown-haired or dark-haired).