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Question About facial hair color? |
Issue Ok, I have brown hair and My facial was black but resently Ive developed an equal amount of facial hair.. I cant tell if they are new hairs or the previous black hair is turning red. To anyone with red facial hair/different color hair... was yours always red or did start out as dark and then turn red as you matured. The reason I ask is because I'm hoping that it will eventually turn MOSTLY red and not be uneven patches of black and red. thanks... Best Tip You can have different colors of hair on any part of your body, including on your face. I think, from an evolutionary standpoint, it gives a person's hair sort of a contrasting look and is very appealing. Lots of guys would give their eye teeth to have a beard like you have described. Consider yourself fortunate. It sounds very manly. Others I have brown hair on my head but when I let my beard grow it turns out a little ginger. My mother has red hair so that could explain it. That's pretty normal, I know lots of men with different colored facial hair. Dont worry about it, facial hair is hot no matter what color it is. :) I have that same kind of facial hair. When it grows, it's half black, half blond. My grandfather was blond. I'm glad that I have blond in my genes, but blond facial hair? Not cool. Especially because my hair is black - well dark brown. My arm hair is the same way, and my leg hair. Some hairs are blond. Oh well. Based on your personal coloration (as you've described) you will never have really red facial hair, probably just brown with red highlights and a few dark red hair mixed in... My hair was the same way (until it started turning grey). |
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