I have dark brown/ black hair and a section has changed color to a lighter brown/red color on it's own. I would like to know why. I'm hispanice to it's not my natural hair color.
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Age?  Personally, mine has changed from light brown to dark brown after having children due to the body chemistry changes.
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just go to the "appearance" tab and click on "hairstyles".After you choose a hairstyle click on the last bar on the right of the hairstyle.It looks like black but it makes your hair blue
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dye it..\nAre you very stressed?.. stress will cause hair to grey
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Hair color is caused by a pigment (melanin) produced by hair follicles. With aging, the follicle produces less melanin.\n\nGraying often begins in the 30s, although this varies widely. Graying usually begins at the temples and extends to the top of the scalp. Hair becomes progressively lighter, eventually turning white.\n\nMany people have some gray scalp hair by the time they are in their 40s. Body and facial hair also turn gray, but usually later than scalp hair. The hair in the armpit, chest, and pubic area may gray less or not at all.\n\nGraying is genetically determined. Gray hair tends to occur earlier in Caucasians and later in Asian races. Nutritional supplements, vitamins, and other products will not stop or decrease the rate of graying.
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i think it is more about personality than anything. i thought guys with blonde hair were sexy, and i dated someone one time that had blonde hair (not the reason i dated him), but he drove me crazy. then i started dating a guy with brown hair, and we are engaged. he's got an awesome personality.\n\ncan't base things on hair color. plus, how do you know if it is their real hair color or not? ;-)
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I point out that "God made them" fails entirely to explain the situation.  Adam and Eve cannot contribute enough different versions of genes (four total, assuming no duplicates) to account for the modern diversity of hair color, much less the really complicated traits (over 100 different versions in some cases).\n\nAncestral humans were dark haired.  Mutant genes for different hair colors have occured at various times in history.  Caucasians seem to have several.  It's not clear why.  It's suspected that it may have to do with general color reduction to allow us to produce more vitamin D (I think that's the one we produce with sunlight).  Dark hair on the body would absorb light and keep it off the skin, just like melanin in the skin would absorb it and keep it from being used.\n\nThe people who lived in Japan before it's current ethnic group moved in had a red hair gene that was fairly common and still crops up on occasion in Japan to this day, though not at all often.
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I am going to be 30 this month and I am often mistaken for my sons' sister or their babysitter. Recently, I got the nerve to cut my hair & I ended up with a more mature but sexy 'do. I've never liked short hair but now I love it. I've gotten many comments from people who have known me a long time that I look more mature and not like a young girl. I have also noticed that men my age and not as many teenagers are checking me out now. Try doing something different with your hair or maybe even with your wardrobe. If it doesn't work the way you want, just know that there is going to be a time when you'll wish to look young again but you won't be able to turn back time. We are ALL going to age. I wish you the best!
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i just went from red to brown and feel i get taken more seriously by people. just know that going from blonde to brown is a b *tch to reverse so be sure when you do. good luck in your decision!
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I love blondes and I am a light brown/blonde myself.  My wife is a light brown, blonde also as well as my sons--all light brown, blonde.
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I don't see how, it's a Latin root which simply means ' black '. What's offensive about that? Confusing, maybe, for me. I'm an artist. I work with color. Having a conversation with someone who's ' black ' but really what I see is Burnt or Raw Umber! Really throws me for a loop. Then, can you see explaining; " No, you're not really black. I see a lot of Iron Oxide Red, with a tad of Ivory Black or, in your case - Burnt Sienna, definitely, maybe a tad Caput Mortuum. " So, for expedience sake I say, yes. You're black ", and relegate it to Academia!
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You are very beautiful! I prefer the darker blonde hair myself because it looks very natural. You have to do wear your hair the way you are comfortable with it, but if you want the honest opinion, the dark blonde is the way to go.\n\nCongratulations on your upcoming big event!
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Well, there can be a lot of reasons. If you process your hair by dying or perming, you can be overprocessing it and it can be getting so damaged that it is breaking off and coming out. Time for a deep conditioner.\n\nYou could be getting older and it is just genetics starting to work on you.\n\nYou could have a disease that is stressing your body and causing your hair to fall out - or from not getting the right nourishment.\n\nYou could also loose your hair from stress - stress can affect the body in lots of ways. If it is coming out in clumps, maybe you should go see a doctor.
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Good question!  I suppose it's because natural blondes are in a minority.  However, I wonder if the fake blondes really realize how artificial they look.  A lot of people did have naturally blond hair as children, and I think that a few highlights in light brown hair can be very attractive.  But a lot of brunettes really spoiled their natural beauty by trying to completely change mother nature.\n\nI'm not upset about the fake look, but it's a non-issue with me.  Those of us who are aesthetes realize how ridiculous many of the people who look who try so desperately to be what they're not.\n\nI must laugh at the response of the person who said that he didn't like "natural blondes' personalities!"  Can you imagine saying that you didn't like "natural brunettes' personalities?!"\n\nWe do love to pen people into little boxes, based on one identifying characteristic, don't we?  As you know, all African Americans share the same intelligence, wealth, and personality traits.  Same with blondes.  And religions.  And......\n\nAddition:  I'm a heterosexual female, but I hope you don't mind my saying that you're one of those rare individuals who exudes a natural beauty.  It's fun to experiment with different hairstyles and clothing, but I hope you don't do anything to change what you were given naturally.
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For the past 15 years. My hair is naturally mousey brown and I've had it dyed every colour. The colour that suits be most is a dark blonde. What we are born with doesn't always suit us best.
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I was blessed with very thick, long and healthy hair until I moved to NY.\n\nMy hair immediately came out in huge gobs, this continued for over 30 years.  I did not become bald nor did strangers think it was thin, but I lost the original thickness.\n\nNo doctor was able to explain why I lost my hair.\n\nWell, I moved from NY 2 years ago and lo and behold - my hair has started to re-thicken again.\n\nIt appears that stress was the cause all along.  I'm now relaxed and happy and my hair shows it.  Go figure.
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Yes, I have a scar.  Not really a brown ring or a V though.  More just a difference in color.  Next to my head there is about 1/2 inch of orangish colored skin, then it changes to regular pinkish/ brown skin.  At the border, there is an indentation or groove.  The orange part tends to bunch up when I'm soft.
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No.  Hair lightened, and makeup changed, going with a lighter look.