Mar 2025

Mind

Body

Life

World

Future

Remove Personal Information

22 Facts That Will Make You Want To Marry A Blonde

by N/A, 10 years ago | 3 min read

| 1243

These facts show how different life can be when you're fair-haired.

hair blonde blond color culture hair color Lifestyle Non-Premium

1. Blonde beard hair grows faster than other colors.

2. There are many different genes for blonde hair.

The TYRPI gene is native to Indonesian Islands of New Guinea, Fiji, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. A completely different gene causes blonde hair in western and european areas. These Indonesian Islands are the only places in the world where dark-skinned people are born with naturally blonde hair. Â

3. Studies show that blondes have higher levels of estrogen than redheads or brunettes.

4. Elves and fairies in children's books are often portrayed with blonde hair.

5. Blondes have a higher strand count than people with other hair colors. They have an average of 146,000 hairs per head.

6. It's been estimated that Princess Diana spent more than $6000 a year on her hair.

7. 14 Germany families were persuaded by Elizabeth FÃ¶rster-Nietzsche (Friedrich Nietzsche's sister) to settle in Paraguay (with the goal of starting an Aryan colony). Many blondes in Paraguay are descendents from those families.

8. Blonde jokes originated more than 250 years ago.

Catherine-Rosalie Gerard DuthÃ© was a well known mistress to French and English nobleman. She's also the first officially recorded "dumb blonde." She was known for taking long pauses when she spoke and inspired a comedic play that poked fun at her mannerisms.

9. Daniel Craig was the first person to play James Bond with blonde hair.

10. It was rumored that Marilyn Monroe did not want any other blondes starring in her films.

11. Jean Harlow lost her hair in the pursuit of blondeness.

She used household bleach, peroxide, soap flakes and ammonia to achieve a lightened look and lost her hair as a result. After her hair fell out, she was forced to wear wigs.Â

12. Only 2% of women in the world are born with blonde hair.

13. The King of Rock and Roll was blonde.

Elvis Presley was known for his black pompadour, but he was actually a blonde.

14. A festival dedicated to dying your hair blonde is held every year in Latvia.

15. Alfred Hitchcock preferred to cast blondes as his leading ladies.

16. Both spellings of the word blonde (blond) are acceptable. The French used to use blond to refer to men and blonde to refer to women.

17. Blondes have less pigmentation in their eyes and are more susceptible to sun damage.

18. Blonde waitresses get tipped more than brunette ones.

19. In the Renaissance era, women used to use horse urine and pigeon feces to lighten their hair.

20. One of the world's most notable scientists was blonde.

Marie Curie, was the first person to win a Nobel Prize in two sciences and she was blonde.Â

21. Strawberry blonde is the rarest shade of blonde.

22. Famed Greek goddesses were blonde.

Athena, Aphrodite and Hera were all portrayed with blonde hair.Â