Are brunettes rare in other countries?

Question

It's commonly said that brunettes are more common here in the US. But heard that in other countries there not...Not sure which ones though..hmm...curious..

Answer 1

My guess is that worldwide there are more brunettes than any other color. There are more Chinese than any other race, and they're all brunettes. Brunettes have black hair, right?

Btw, I read that redheads were the most successful minority. Sounds right somehow.

Answer 2

Brunettes tend to be located in Eastern and Northern Europe and North America. Blondes are located mostly in England, Sweden (and surrounding areas), Germany and Austria, and Australia. Native Americans, Africans and Spaniards, South Americans and Asians tend to have black hair. Red hair shows up mostly in Scotland, Ireland, and France.

These of course are generalizations and with hair dyes and wigs, it's only a matter of time before some country has mostly purple haired people.

Answer 3

Umm, actually all Asians have naturally black hair. When you see an Asian person with brown, blond, or any other color of hair, it's due to bleaching and hair dye. Even when someone is half-Asian, the gene for black hair is dominant. It's very rare that a half-Asian person will have a natural hair color other than black. I lived in Korean for 3 years and in the US for most of my other 27 years. I have yet to see anyone who in part Asian and has a natural hair color that is not black. Insofar as Russia is concerned, keep in mind that Russia is just as much of a melting pot as the US.

Asians make up the largest portion of the global population. The rest of the world's population are divided into red, brown, and blond, black, in terms of hair color (yes, some non-Asians have black hair, too...such as blacks).

As far as countries, get a globe or a world map divided by countries. Count how many countries are in Africa and Asia and how many countries are in the other continents. Surely, you can figure out the rest yourself.

Answer 4

No, but blonds are rare.
There are more native blonds in Norther Europe and more brunettes in the rest of the world.

Answer 5

Um, I think brunettes are rare in other countries, I know for sure blonds are.

Answer 6

Since most humans have darker features(eyes,hair,skin),it's only logical that most humans are brunette.

Answer 7

honestly i cant tell with HAIR DYING a popular option but Asians in the south generally have black pigments making their hair well..black~ but if you travel north they tend to hace lighter hair because of the colder weather (i think)....hahaha

cheers...

Answer 8

What the hey! Common is the warbler who lives in the forest. Uncommon is the warbler who doesn't!

Answer 9

Depends on which country.

Answer 10

Germany ? or up north were its cold i guess