Honestly, I am not aware of any names for that. All I know is that “brunette” is actually the feminine form of "brunet" in French.
There may be.  in French is the feminine form of ''brunet,'' the diminutive of ''brun'' (brown, brown-haired or dark-haired).
I have brown hair. As a result, your hair has lower levels of pheomelanin and higher levels of eumelanin. I wonder why brown or darker color hairs are more common than blond or red hair. The truth is that I also don't know. What I know about the word blond is that it derives from Old French "blont, blund" What about the words for people with brown hair ? Well, as far as I know, brown-haired people are frequently referred to as brunette. Yes, I wonder if there's a name for people with black hair since we have brunettes, redheads, and blonds.
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).