National Redhead Day

National Redhead Day Quick Facts

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Related Hashtags	#Redhead, #Redheads
2022 Date	November 5, 2022
2023 Date	November 5, 2023

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National Redhead Day in 2022

Saturday, Nov 5

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National Redhead Day History

National Redhead Day seeks to show support for redheads. This day encourages redheads to be themselves and to feel happy about their unique hair color. National Redhead Day was started in 2015 by redhead sisters Adrienne and Stephanie Vendetti.

The idea for this day came four years after their website, How to be a Redhead, was formed. The Vendetti sisters initially created the site to help fellow redheads discover their beauty. Eventually, National Redhead Day would be created as a way to help redheads all over the world find comfort in their red hair.

National Redhead Day is observed annually on November 5th.

Top Tweets for National Redhead Day

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Happy National Redhead Day to our favorite redhead ❤️👩‍🦰 https://t.co/TNbhkfivuU
— Suits (@SuitsPeacock) November 5, 2022

In the US it’s #NationalRedHeadDay. Jury’s out on whether or not Eddie RedMANE gets to celebrate. https://t.co/JF04VSEJq6
— Jessica Chastain (@jes_chastain) November 5, 2022

To my fellow redheads (all 2% of you), happy #NationalRedHeadDay! 👩🏻‍🦰 Hold your head high and celebrate your unique locks today (and make sure to stay out of the sun) 🧡 ⁣ ⁣ Hair: @CreightonBowman Photo: KT Auleta for Dazed & Confused November 2005⁣ https://t.co/6zG5HPygyM
— Bryce Dallas Howard (@BryceDHoward) November 6, 2022

National Redhead Day Facts

Melanin is what determines skin, hair, and eye color. The types of melanin responsible for hair color are eumelanin and pheomelanin. Too much eumelanin makes hair color move more toward a brown pigment. Too little eumelanin makes hair appear more red. Your genetic make-up and the genes you inherited from your parents play a large part in how much melanin you will have.
Only 1 in 200 people are redheads according to Staford at the Tech.
Ireland and Scottland have the highest percentage of red-haired people in the world.

National Redhead Day Top Events and Things to Do

Show off your red hair on social media or show some appreciation for others with red hair. Use the tag #LoveYourRedHairDay and spread the love.
Watch a movie that highlights redheads and depicts them positively. Here are our suggestions:
Brave (2012)
Enchanted (2007)
The Little Mermaid (1989)
Get your hair done. Don't worry if you're not a redhead, you can still celebrate your hair by giving it special attention.