Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Red Headed!!


Redheadedness is a recessive gene: a genetic mutation. This means red hair only occurs when two people carrying that same recessive gene marker, have children who also inherit that same recessive gene. Who pass it onto their children. And so on. Ad infinitem.

The recessive gene for red hair was discovered in 1995-1997 by Edinburgh University Professor, Dr. Jonathan Rees, who conducted a study on redheads and identified the single gene responsible for red hair: melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R), on the 16th chromosome.

Blue Eyed Ginger Chad










Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Beauty..


Being redhead is more than just hair color. Redheads often have very pale skin--almost see through pink/white skin, puffy eyelids, freckles, light eyes ... although, those may vary, such as darker skin and eyes.

Strength!!


Common Redhead stereotypes are: bad temper, sexual fire, untrustworthy, being smart and eccentric.