Percentage of redheads world wide

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Added: 22.12.2020

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And there is all this garbage on the Internet saying redheads are quickly becoming extinct. To top it all off, they couldn't even get an emoji in the latest Apple update a petition led by Ginger Parrot is hoping to change this on Change. Besides, redheads may actually be the ones who wind up getting the last laugh. As it turns out, a lot of that popular "science" is inaccurate. After studying the effect of pain in humans, researchers found that redheads appear to be "better protected" on the surface level.

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Q: Where does red hair come from? A: Contrary to popular opinion, red hair did not originate in Scotland, Ireland or Scandinavia, but in central Asia. According to the Washington Post, as our ancestors migrated from this region to the colder, darker climate of northern Europe, redheads had a survival related advantage over their darker skinned, darker haired counterparts. People with red hair colour produce vitamin D more efficiently in less sunlight, making their bones stronger and leaving women more likely to survive pregnancy and childbirth in primitive times. Nowadays, the recessive gene thrives mainly in Scotland, Ireland and Scandinavia, leading to the confusion surrounding its origin.

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How many redheads are there in the world?

That's approximately million people. That's according to a study by a German sex researcher who found that women with red hair had sex more often. A similar English study found that redhead gals had sex an average of three times a week, while our blonde and brunette counterparts have it twice a week.

Headstrong as it is, ginger hair holds its pigment much firmer than any other hair colour. If redheads desired to dye their hair to any other colour why would you? Otherwise, the colour won't take. Bleaching, of course, is just bad news for hair. Especially red hair, which is much more fragile than other shades anyway.