Not that I'm looking, but nearly all the redheaded women I've met had color from a bottle. It's rare to find a true redhead. The part I find interesting is all the sayings (and misconceptions) about redheaded women and their s*xual prowess... comments about fiery personalities, etc.
About 2% of the population have red hair. Unfortunately, the young girls were teased in grade school and often treated as outcasts for being different. It wasn't until they were adults did the boys who laughed find them attractive. To this, I believe there's somewhat of a vendetta that redheads have about men. It's my opinion, but I'm sure someone will have to tell me how wrong I am!
I did hit a website with some redhead facts... most of them were 'off the scale crazy' but some appeared to be valid.
I'll list a few:
Red hair doesn’t gray as much as other hair colors. Red hair initially tends to turn blond and then white.
Otherwise dark hair may turn red or blond in cases of severe protein deficiency due to starvation.
Satan is often portrayed as a redhead most likely because red was viewed as the color of s*xual desire and moral degradation.
According to a Clairol Color Attitude survey, 71% of redheads think that the word “bold” describes them, which is 24 points ahead of blonds.
While Scotland has the highest proportion (13%) of redheads (followed by Ireland with 10%), the United States has the largest population of redheads in the world, with between 6-18 million redheads, or 2-6% of the population.
“Gingerphobia” is a fear of redheads. “Gingerism” is the bullying or prejudice of redheads.
Redheaded women report bruising more easily than other women of different hair colors.
Because redheads have thicker hair than people with other hair colors, they have fewer strands of hair. For example, while blondes have on average 140,000 hairs, redheads have approximately 90,000.
According to Hamburg sex researcher Dr. Werner Habermehl, women with red hair have more sex than women with other hair colors. He also postulates that women in a relationship who dye their hair red may be signaling that they are unhappy and looking for something better.