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All my relatives love it but I hate it. I think I even get more discrimination for it than most long hairs and get mistaken for a female more often because they think red hair is effeminate i guess or something I dont know it makes no sence. Just wondering if anyone else can relate and how accepting people are of your "different" hair color. Id dye it if it werent for chemical damage. Healthy hair definately is worth it
My hair is an auburn-like shade, that occasionally turns more red during summer. At first I D it, I couldn't understand why everyone else loved my hair (red and curly). With the knowledge and support I gained from this board, I learned to properly style it, and maximize the rare gift that got placed upon my head. Don't know if this helps, but I just wanted to share my thoughts.
YES!...and I love it. Hence the post name "RedRocker". It's roughly down to the middle of my back. Hey oDD_LotS -- DON'T dye it! Only 8 percent of the world's population has red hair. Be proud for being unique! Having long hair and IT being red is even rarer these days. Take care.
You guys are definitely lucky... Instead, I'm stuck with light brown hair. But, that's ok.
-J
Where did you come across the 8 percent statistic?
Also, red(Dyed)hair is getting more popular with adolescents and teens.
Many blondes, brown and black haired people alike are dying red, especially young males with short hair.
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