Can't say although "brunette" is the feminine version of "brunet" which is a French word!
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???
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
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''.