For the vast majority of people, hair is a fundamental part of their image, which can vary depending on the cut, hairstyle, and of course, the color they wear, being able to change the latter with hair care products.
Although today many change their hair color to different shades such as blue, pink, green, among others, the truth is that There are only some natural hair colors.
Natural hair colors
- Brown hair. This is one of the most common colors in the world, varying in shades from lighter to darker due to the presence of dark pigments, such as eumelanin, and the presence of pale pigments, such as pheomelanin, with the first pigment predominating over the second.
- Black hair. Despite being perceived as black, its color is actually a dark black-brown. The presence of eumelanin is much greater than in the previous case, resulting in thicker hair.
- Blond hair. The dark pigments in blonde hair are less, while the light ones predominate, reflecting colors such as gold or ash, but also somewhat darker without being part of the browns.
- Ginger hair. It is the least common hair that people have, having a color that ranges from intense reddish to orange, being the result of little eumelanin and a lot of pheomelanin.
- Grey hair. Regardless of the color of your hair, as you age, all of them progressively change to a gray color, as a result of the absence of melanin.
- White hair. It is people who suffer from albinism who usually have white hair, but not all, considering it as a strange color, which also occurs due to genetic inheritance or medical conditions.