It doesn't black just absorbs black and repels it more then most colours.
The question is quite meaningless. The sun doesn't attract color, color doesn't attract the sun, and black is not a color ... it's the absence of light of any color.
if its black yes,if its white no.
Black hair not really, but it works really well with dark brown hair.
no
The sun might lighten your hair.
Electric charges in the comb and hair attract.
If you're outdoors frequently, the sun can add natural highlights to your hair.
Yes..I have it...my hair appear to be black at a distance but when you look under the sun it appear to be brown and black...
Wearing White doesn't attract the sun. On the other hand, black and any dark colors attract the sun in the summer because it is dark and the the suns UV rays can see black better than white.
The sun may be affecting the color because when you are in the sun, your hair may turn lighter. The sun's rays are strong enough to change hair color.
Originating in Africa, "black hair" hair is tightly woven to protect their scalp from the sun.
No such thing as true black hair. If hair looks like black, It is naturally a very, extremely dark shade of brown. If your hair is looking like black, put it in the sun and if it is a brown then you are all set! That means you have proof that your hair is actually dark brown!