response: I can't confirm you that. All I know that the name fairfax means blond hair
original_response: I think in this case, fair means light. They used to call it ''fæġer-feahs''.
history: To be honest, I am more attracted to blonde hair than brown or dark Interesting. Did you know that the blond hair is characterized by levels of the eumelanin pigment that are low? I am not really knowledgeable about it scientific aspect, but there is something in it that makes me feel compelled to its beauty I see. Have you ever heard of the Fischer-Saller scale? On it, the color blonde ranges from A to O I never heard of the. It is very interesting to know about the evolutionary reasoning behind blond hair Yeah. The term blond was actually only documented in english for the first time in 1481, it comes from Old French I will not be surprised if its history is tied to France as this country along with its people are considered romantic I agree. Fair is actually a native term  and later became a term used generally for light complexioned Really? Wow, that is truly interesting fact. So does that mean people with blonde hair are ought to be expected to be fair by the society?
knowledge: This earlier use of ''fair'' survives in the proper name Fairfax, from Old English ''fæġer-feahs'' meaning ''blond hair''.