response: Yeah. The term blond was actually only documented in english for the first time in 1481, it comes from Old French
original_response: The term blonde was first used in 1481 from old French ''blund''
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
knowledge: The word ''blond'' is first documented in English in 1481 and derives from Old French ''blund, blont'', meaning ''a colour midway between golden and light chestnut''.