Before someone gets too insistent concerning an alleged link between autism and hair color, here are some facts:
Natural Hair Color Statistics
• Black/dark brown hair is the world's most common hair color. 75-84% of the world's population has naturally black or dark-brown hair (depending on the study). Some estimates are as high as 90%. Dark brown hair is found everywhere in the world. It is almost the only natural color found in Africa and Asia, but only 7.5% of the US population has brown hair.
• Brown hair (a.k.a., "Brunette") comes in as the second-most common hair color in the world, with 11% of the population being naturally brunette.
• Only 3% of the world's population has natural blonde hair. A natural blonde usually has more hair strands on their head than other hair colors. Towheads have 150,000 strands of hair, brunettes have 100,000 and redheads average about 90,000 strands.
• Only 2% of people have natural red hair. Some estimates are less than 2%. 13% of the Scotland population has naturally red hair, and 40% of the population carries the gene. This country has the highest percentage of redheads in the world.
Source: 27 Hair Color Statistics
(BTW: Back when I still had hair on my head, it was dark brown. What little I have left has turned white.)
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