lol! Well, i'm blond and have dark eyebrows, so does my mother. I'd guess we're just fake blondes then:p

Around 2009-2011 so I;d say with Portal.

So there really is such a thing as a Natural Blonde with Black Eyebrows in real life?

If so,then cool!

My hair turned blonde at a young age so yeah^

I would say Half-Life (crappy game) or Half-Life 2 (heard this is good).

So your eyebrows stayed dark while your head hair turned blonde.

Cool !

So Link is a natural Blonde after all LOL.

Some of my body hair has turn gold like the hair on Dr. Oz head as shown in recent billboard & bus ADs for the Dr. Oz show.

The only problem is when I step outdoors during the day it looks black, but as soon as I am indoors it turns pure gold. It's pretty cool.

It probably has something to do with middle-eastern genetics or something.

I personally like the whole it's black in when in sunlight but gold when it's out of sunlight thing. And it's always instant like its always the same color and the sun is just making appear differently while it's currently exposed to it, or something LOL.

There are Red Heads in Scotland that go through hair color changes depending on the time of year or the weather. So they can be red one day, blonde the next, and dark blonde after that.

I liked to think that Valve became big when they released Half Life, but honestly it was probably when they released Steam as a way to get Half Life 2. That was a really long download off 56K.

Yeah, probably steam.

I know that people can change hair color from blonde to red and eye color from green to blue, but do their eyebrows really stay black for any of them.

Its clearer a lack of sunlight that make them go red, and an extra amount of sunlight that makes them go dark again, same with iris color of the eyes.

But the eyebrows staying black naturally is what I never knew about. I didn't know that eyebrows can be naturally black while the head hair is naturally blonde.

And when it comes to me and Dr. Oz LOL, well our hair is most likely the same color the whole time even though it looks completely different when really bright light of any kind hits it. And when I say gold, I really mean gold looking, almost like an electrical wire or something like that.

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