why our hair color is black not pink,red,blue nd purple
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Because the skin of our hairs produces "melanin" that keeps our hair colour black
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there is not even a single brown hair
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Black is the most common hair color in the world, and is due to a large amount of eumelanin. Brown is also common, and is due to eumelanin mixed with a bit of pheomelanin. Blond is only found in about 2% of the world's population. It is due to very small amounts of melanin. Slight amounts of black, brown, and red make for all the variations we see in blonds - such as ash, flaxen, and strawberry blond. And red hair is the rarest of all, about 1% of the world. It is due to high levels of pheomelanin plus low levels of eumelanin.
If you are curious, gray hair is due to nothing but a little black melanin, and white hair is a matter of no melanin at all.
If you are curious, gray hair is due to nothing but a little black melanin, and white hair is a matter of no melanin at all.
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