No, plenty of people have red hair. Some people are just made differently.
Your albino or its a birth defect.
having red hair is actually a genetic mutation, and tipically people (like me) have fair skin, freckles, and of course, red hair.
most likely brown hair
Fred and the rest of the Weasley's have red hair because of genetics. J.K. Rowling has stated that having red hair is generally considered unlucky but she likes it which is why she gave the Weasley's red hair.
It means that you are an Evelyn person
zero, I am afraid, lest you have the red hair gene yourself:( You may have as it can "skip a generation" (or more..). Red is recessive and brown dominant, so you could have both a red gene and a brown gene without having as much as a red tint in your hair:)
Your natural hair color is red, even if it turns brown over time. The fact that you were born with red hair indicates that red is your natural hair color, as it was determined by your genetics at birth.
A pedigree chart is used to show your family tree of traits. An example is if a diagram shows your mom who had brown hair and your dad has red hair and then it shows all of the children they had and shows what color hair they had. The probability of most of the kids or all of the kids having brown hair is much higher then them having red hair.
i would say about 25%
I don't ever recal her having purple hair. She has always kept it a red color.
Not necessarily. While red hair is more commonly found in populations with Northern European ancestry, it is not exclusive to descendants of Vikings. The gene for red hair can be found in various populations around the world.
Napoleon was commonly depicted and described as having red hair. You lose steven.