1 - Salt and Pepper
Salt and pepper is a term used for those with both black and white hairs. It should be obvious that in most cases, this trait will develop later in one's life; generally from 40 years of age or older. Blondes, brunettes and redheads can all eventually develop this characteristic.
As salt-and-pepper locks are associated with age, many feel that this characteristic signals those who approach tasks with a level head and are generally quite cool under pressure. They tend to be leaders and are not prone to make rash decisions. These individuals can develop strong bonds with those closest to them while they are likewise oriented towards their family. Unfortunately, there are some who claim that salt-and-pepper hair is a sign of stress and they could suffer from slight anxiety. They may not be as prone to develop innovative thoughts such as those that may be required at a job. Those who do not dye their hair are seen as exhibiting a confidence that might not be present in individuals with other hair colours.
2 - Redheads
It should come as no great surprise that red hair is said to indicate a feisty and passionate personality. In fact, there may be a scientific basis behind this observation. While only a small majority of redheads hold corporate-level positions, those that do are said to be highly innovative, team leaders and extremely quick thinkers when under pressure. As red hair is one of the rarer colours, redheads tend to display a singularity that is not frequently seen with those who have more common hues.
However, some believe that there is a downside to having red locks. Redheads are said to be temperamental, stubborn and somewhat obtuse in regards to expressing their emotions. This could lead to clashes with different personalities. Still, those who have red hair are likely to go against the proverbial grain and think outside of the box. Redheads may be much more shy than others although once they find a friend, they will stay loyal for the remainder of their lives. Another interesting observation is that redheads are said to be more sensitive to pain. Scientists have indeed found that those with this colour require more painkillers when undergoing surgery or while at the dentist. It appears as if such levels of sensitivity are associated with much more than emotions alone!
3 - Blondes
The expression "blondes have more fun" has been known for quite some time. In fact, it has always been believed that blondes are more outspoken and independent. The observation that blondes are not as intelligent as those with other hair colours has been dispelled long ago. If anything, this is a product of the media, the movies and existing cultural stereotypes.
Blondes are quite independent and true to form, they are considered to exhibit a pronounced sexual attraction (this partially arises from the fact that blondes tend to have light-coloured eyes as well). There has even been some research which suggests that more than 50 per cent of the American population believes the first female president will be a blonde. It therefore stands to reason that the belief that blondes get more attention than other hair colours could be true. Unfortunately, studies have also shown that blondes tend to marry younger and divorce more frequently (perhaps as a result of these increased levels of attention). So, these golden locks can very well prove to be just s much of a hindrance as an asset.
4 - Brunettes
While this may be the most common hair colour, the fact of the matter is that brunettes share some rather unique traits. According to many schools of thought, those with brown hair are seen as being hard working, diligent and responsible. Brunettes are also very efficient when performing tasks while they are not likely to make many errors. This can be an excellent trait for those who need to balance their bank account!
They approach challenges with a level head and are more likely to seek the advice of others should they encounter a problem that proves to be difficult. Some believe that brunettes are less likely to suffer from ailments such as stress and anxiety (perhaps due to the ways in which they approach specific tasks). However, these traits should not necessarily be associated with a higher degree of intelligence. There have been no studies to suggest that brunettes are smarter than blondes or redheads. This seems to go against the observation that brunettes are the demographic that is most likely to be hired by a prospective employer. It is therefore clear to see that this is far more than what many consider to be a "common" hair colour.
5 - Black Hair
Black hair has often been associated with witches, intrigue and mysticism. You may be surprised to learn that such observations may very well be rooted in reality. Many believe that black-haired individuals are much more in tune with their inner emotions. While they might not express their feelings as readily, there is usually always something occurring "behind the scenes". "Silent waters run deep" is an excellent analogy suited for those with black hair. Still, they are based in a somewhat pragmatic existence.
There is a belief that such dark locks are associated with excellent financial and deductive skills. They are more in tune with the bigger picture and as opposed to asking for help, black-haired individuals will frequently look inside themselves for the answers to a difficult problem. Finally, those with black hair are said to be much more in tune with their own sexuality. This enables them to be passionate lovers.
6 - Auburn
Auburn hair is generally observed as being a mix between a redhead and a brunette (with some qualities of blonde included). So, anyone with this colour is said to exhibit a blend of the traits that have been previously mentioned. One interesting fact is that this colour can change with the seasons (for instance, the hair can lighten if one receives a good deal of sun during the summer months).
Some believe that a slight colour modification will also dictate that one's personality changes as well. Auburn hair is associated with higher levels of emotional stability and the propensity to approach a problem from numerous different angles in order to find an amenable solution for all parties involved.
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