I have asked this of several Asians myself, whom are good friends, and they are saying more or less that while it is a predominate genetic predisposition it is also related to socialization of the Asian culture (homogenization of the culture to fit a certain image). Asians do come with a wider variety of hair color than what is seen in public, and many seem to feel compelled to color their hair that classic dark black we all see.
AS A GUESS:
If what is being told to me is correct - then I, as an Caucasian viewer, must imagine that at some point in Asian history during a military conflict a young man was sought for a crime and a relative (?) of very similar proportions took his place with the black hair and since then the black hair homogenization began.
MstrPBK
St. Paul, MN USA
Yes, it is common for people of Asian descent to have black hair.
Asians typically have black hair due to genetic factors. The gene responsible for producing black hair is more common in Asian populations compared to other ethnic groups. This genetic trait has been passed down through generations, resulting in the prevalence of black hair among Asians.
Jade West, a character from the TV show "Victorious," is known for having black hair.
Gray hair with black roots occurs when the hair follicles stop producing pigment, resulting in the hair turning gray. The black roots indicate that the hair follicles are still producing pigment, but as the hair grows, it loses its color, leading to the appearance of gray hair with black roots.
Yes, it's possible for you to carry the recessive trait for reddish brown hair since the trait can be inherited from your mother, even if you express the dominant trait (black hair). The presence of black hair in you doesn't exclude the possibility of carrying the gene for red hair.
their hair is black when they are born
Yes, it is common for people of Asian descent to have black hair.
Asians typically have black hair due to genetic factors. The gene responsible for producing black hair is more common in Asian populations compared to other ethnic groups. This genetic trait has been passed down through generations, resulting in the prevalence of black hair among Asians.
Black hair can be a natural color on anyone. Asians often have dark brown or black hair. Asians aren't the only ones with black hair though, because you can be any race and have black hair. And yeah, you can be American. I have black hair and I'm Italian, German, Czech, and a little bit of Irish! I've made my point :)
Black hair can be a natural color. Asians or Philipenos (specificly this kid in my class) often have dark brown or black hair. Asians and Philipenos aren't the only ones with black hair though, because you can be any race (and Philipeno) and have black hair. I have black hair and I'm Italian, German, Czech, and a little bit of Irish! I've made my point :)
Yes Chinese people are born with black/very dark brown hair. They have to dye it to get different coloured hair. Their hair is very coarse and hard to do haridressing processes on.
No, they have more of an olive complection. No, Asians have straight hair, a smaller nose, ok sized lips, and they look way younger than the majority of blacks.
In my opinion, scene hair looks best on asians. (:
Definitely asians. How often do you see asians with facial hair? Haha.
Those asians are not actually its a genetic disorder.f
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black because white and black people have black hair The most common hair colour is black. Nearly all Asians and Africans have black hair, there alone accounts for 49% of the Earth's population, or about 3,000,000,000 people. Black hair is also quite common in Caucasians. About 30% of Europeans have black hair, and about 60% of Hispanics. Nearly all Middle Eastern and Indians have black hair as well. So adding those all together, roughly 60% of all Caucasians have black hair.