A person with black hair is still a brunette. Keep in mind that there are only three hair colors for humans: blond, red (a mutation), and black. Everything else is a combination of genes.
A blond haired man is sometimes called a tow-head. Some other synonyms for blond might be sandy haired, fair haired, or even golden or yellow haired.
Fair-haired, light-haired
50%
Both blue and black and white could be great options for your graduation dress. Blue would complement your blue eyes nicely, while black and white is a classic and elegant choice. Consider your personal style and which color makes you feel confident and comfortable.
The answer to this question depends on their parents' hair colors. If both have a blond (or red) haired parent, it is possible they could have children with blond (or red) hair. The black is more dominant than brown, so if the black haired parent has two black haired parents it is much more likely they will have black hair or the black has about 65% the brown has 35% so it will be a mix of black and brown probably black with a bit of brown i was learning about DNA
Fair-haired (and light-haired) are translated 'blond' (masc.) or 'blonde' (fem.) in French.
Well, actually yes it also depends in bouth mom and dad geneticts if the mother Or father of the mom had blond hair and dad has blond hair, well the kid has more Chanses to be blond but if the mother or father of dad have black hair and mom have black hair well the kid have more Chanses of having black hair...or the kid can be born blond and when he grow up the hair can turn black... So it all depends but yes it can happend.
Yes
blond-haired (feminine)
Erica Senchall
There are many different possibilities and the odds will change based on your traits look your parents and if any of them are blond then option 1 will most likely be the case if both of your parents hair is black option 2 will most likely be the case if one of your parents hair is brown then option 3 will most likely be the case option 1: if one of your parents has blond hair the child has a 50% chance to be blond haired and a 50% chance to be black haired option 2: if both of your parents hair are black then there is a 100% chance that the child's hair will be black option 3: if one your parents hair is brown then the child has a 50% chance to be brown haired and a 50% chance to be black haired (for option 3 I'm not 100% sure, it would be great if someone else corrected me if I messed up on option 3)
A heterozygous mother can have a blond or dark-haired child, depending on the father.