Nothing can ruin a great look like beard dandruff. Wear dark colors again by ditching the flaking. The post How to get rid of ...

Hence the split in hair and beard color. So why red? Basically, there's a gene called MC1R that, when it's mutated, is responsible for red hair. If it gets passed down from both parents, ...

It's relatively rare to see a redhead — just 1% to 2% of humans are natural gingers. So, you might do a double-take if you see a man sporting a reddish or even a full-blown red beard, even ...

If you're wondering why these two-toned heads often have a red beard but not red hair, there's an answer for that, too. While all hair color is genetic, one gene in particular, MC1R , is ...

So if you've got a red beard, someone at some point in your family had red hair, but those genes can express themselves differently in different people across different generations.

Nov. 5 is National Love Your Red Hair Day in the U.S. -- a day encouraging redheads to appreciate their natural beauty. To celebrate, here's some fun facts about red hair and National Love Your ...

Hair color is inherited from parents, grandparents and beyond. And it has to do with a specific gene known as the MC1R gene.. This gene is responsible for turning red pigment into dark pigment.

There is no dominant gene that influences hair color, so it is every hair gene for itself. Only two percent of the population are full redheads. It isn’t as rare to be calico with a ginger beard ...

Efforts Underway to Restore King Tut’s Beard A team of German-Egyptian archaeologists and conservators have begun the painstaking work of restoring King Tutankhamun’s burial mask, ...

I was clean-shaven when I left for Palm Springs for Christmas. A few days later, I arrived back at home in Los Angeles with a beard. I didn’t plan on my new hirsute look. I just don’t like ...

LOS ANGELES - It’s a mystery bigger than the Loch Ness Monster, the Yeti, and the Chupacabra combined. Why is it that some people with non-red hair can grow red beards? Experts say it’s ...