This troper has a dark chocolate brown at the roots. The tips are a light golden brown from years of sun exposure. Her hair is also curly, and has copper and blonde strands throughout. In certain lights, you can pick up five colors. Added to that is the dyed purple layer, which has faded to a pinkish burgundy in some places. It's rather fantastic

This Troper has two thick dyed strands, red and black, but even without them you can find almost-blonde-brown, brown-brown and almost-black-brown on her head, depending on where you look.

This troper is an example of multiple hair tropes, due to having natural hair that no one can decide what color is it. Pull out three hairs from her head, and you're bound to find red, brown, and golden blond strands. It drives her a little crazy.

I studied with a girl that was exactly like you. I could tell she didn't dye her hair because she was from a fairly strict family, and I studied with her since we were small kids (around 7). The girl still has a multitude of colors on her hair, and if YouGottaHaveBlueHair was real, she would have rainbow hair.

I had a friend with hair like that too. She found it abhorrent and bothersome, but I could only keep telling her that I absolutely loved it and that I wish I could trade my own boring black hair for hers. Sigh.

This troper also has such hair.

From a distance, this troper has rich brown hair. If you're close enough to kiss him however, you'd see that he has red strands, blond, strands, and several white strands through his hair instead of being straight brown. His blue eyes are also ringed with gray around the pupils, and his beard is a mix of red and black strands.

This Troper is actually considering dying some of her hair (which is dark brown in color) either red or green.

This troper's hair is a mix of different shades of brown and darker blonde. Recently though, I have a couple of patches of hair surrounding my face that are yellow-blonde. Sometimes it looks orange in certain light.

My hair is very dark brown, almost black. My beard however is brown, red, and oddly, blond. My father also had a red/brown mix in his beard with brown hair.

This troper wonders if you are him. Because this is exactly how his hair works.

This troper owned a pet rat whose head fur was three shades of brown with a couple of small patches of completely natural GREEN.

In fall 2008, I developed a single golden hair in my otherwise pitch-brown bangs. It hasn't spread at all, but it also doesn't go away after haircuts.

This troper has a friend with naturally blonde hair that contains the stock highlights for that kind of hair colour-- reddish-gold, brown, and so on. She also has a small but noticeable streak of silver-white that she'd had since birth. She's also got blue eyes with a brown version of that starbust pattern coming in around the pupils. It's... cool.

This troper went to high school with a guy who's hair color changed every week. We even had a betting pool on what color it would be. He then went to college, and his first class included a guy with a 12" mohawk. Each spike was a different color. Currently, one of his best friends has 5 different colors in her hair.

The troper himself refuses to dye his hair. He went through years of hell for having red hair. Plus it looks like crap when he dyes it (did it for Halloween a couple of times).

This troper has sort of multicoloured hair, in that his Hair is dirty blonde, his moustache is bleach blonde, his beard is red, and the rest of his hair is brown, except his arm hair, which is white. All un-dyed.

This troper has occasionally wound up with multicolored hair due to hair dye washing out faster on some parts of her hair than others. (Specifically, what usually happens is that the damaged ends soak up dye and hang onto it, while the healthy hair on the top of my head loses its color quickly.) This was only really noticeable with the purple/blonde combination, though.

This troper's hair is a mix of blonde and brunette which is amplified by her curls, which catch the light weird and make it look like the colors vary even more.

This feline at heart troper's hair is naturally blonde with red streaks. I dye my bangs purple to complete the effect.

This troper's hair is actually in multicolored layers. At the roots, it's white. Above that is blonde. Then amber. Then hazel. And topped off with brown. And black eyebrows.

This troper has had multicolored hair both naturally and artificially. My hair is currently a bleached white blond, but naturally, it's a medium/darkish blond with reddish highlights (my eyebrows and arm hair look reddish in sunlight...) that sometimes has black or dark brown individual hairs growing randomly. I also have brown eyebrows, eyelashes, and arm and leg hair. Back in the day, I've had blue hair with orange bangs and bleached hair with pink bangs.

The hair on This Troper's scalp is three colors- copper, gold, and clear. The rest of his body includes an extremely red beard with blonde highlights, blonde, black, pale grey, and either dark grey or a really odd shade of light brown or shiny black.

This troper once saw a little boy who had black hair with patches of blonde. It was NOT dyed.

Interestingly, she heard his mother explaining to another woman that "he has a 'piebald condition.'"

My hair is brown, period. It's a lustrous, vivid shade of brown in the light; if it's dim, though, it looks dull. Look closely enough and you'll find some blonde strands.

This troper's hair cannot be called a single color. The undermost layers are brown,the middle ones are dark blond, and some outside layers are redish dark blond. To confuse thing even more, I dye my bangs yellow. And I once also had black streaks.

This Troper has hair that's made up individually of blond, brown, black and red strands. However, that's just the head hair - his eyebrows, facial hair, etc is all a very faint blond, and almost invisible against his skin.

This troper is a brunette, but has areas of golden hair, and a golden sheen. In summer, particularly noticeable golden highlights emerge. In addition, this troper has a more mild reddish undertone, and sometimes the two different undertones will make her hair appear orangish in some areas.

This Anonymous Troper once knew a guy in scouts that would dye his hair two or more colors every single day. He used kool-aid to get the effect, so it washed out when he took a shower. Looking back, It's a miracle it did not attract flies.

A close friend of T.T.'s has dark brown hair on top, but, if he doesn't shave for a few days, he grows a ginger-red beard.

This troper's (usually) blond, but his hair changes shades very erratically. A week or so in the sun can change it from almost brown to light blond/almost white. In the time between extremes, though, it looks... odd, with a very sharp gradient between light on top and dark at the sides. Combined with an odd case of central heterochromia, it's been cause to put his hair/eye color down as "indeterminate/indeterminate" more than once.

This troper's otherwise brown hair has a lot of blonde strands in it, due to it having started off blonde. Teenage hormones caused it to darken, but it lightens somewhat when exposed to sunlight. Or, at least, it did before he grew it out to the point where changes get washed out.

This troper has light brunette hair, with random blonde, darker brunette and black strands all naturally occurring. People never believe me when I tell them my highlights are natural.

This troper has mostly brown hair, but it's got a bunch of red and blonde strands too. And it's really curly. Think Shirley Temple, but longer. Plus, this troper has eyes that are grey-green-blue with gold around the pupil. What gives?

This Troper has reddish dark blonde hair from a distance, but on closer inspection, has layers of different colors that get darker the deeper they are. Along with that, there's a solid blonde streak down the back from sunbleaching while it was up. Also, there are blue streaks in the bottom layer, placed so that they are hidden until I put my hair up or until the wind hits it and blows it everywhere.

This tropette's hair is black with red, brown, blond and PURPLE highlights in it. If that's not a rainbow, then I don't know what is.

This troper's hair is an evenly spaced mixture of black, brown, and red that varies heavily between brown and read depending on the way the light hits it. His goatee, on the other hand, is entirely red with a jet-black stripe down the middle. His eyebrows are black. All of this is 100 percent natural.

This troper has a friend (who's in his mid-20s) whose hair is a mix of black and white. As in, maybe 95% of his hairs are completely black, and the remaining 5% are completely white, with no gray hairs whatsoever (and the white hairs are distributed randomly throughout his scalp). Apparently it's a genetic thing; his father has similar hair coloration.

This troper is the only one among his friends with any ability for growing facial hair, which I am very proud of. However, for some reason, the hairs of his mustache are both brown and straight white, even on the same strand. No clue why, considering he's only 19.

This troper has blonde, red, and light brown mixed in her hair. I'm partially German, Russian, Sweedish, Irish, ''and'' English. Appearantly, the genetics from all my ancestors seemed to have gone to me, because my hair is almost a natural rainbow.

This troper's father has a white/gray beard, but very very dark brown, almost black, hair.

This troper has reddish and white strands on his beard. They only appear after 2 weeks or so without shaving, so it might be caused by sun bleaching.

this troper has this naturally. his hair is mostly dark brown with bits of red, blonde and black in places which ofted results in people asking if it's been dyed.

Highlights: First it was purple. Then it was a slightly different shade of purple. Then it was bluish-purple. Now it's green. But it's not suppose to be true green - more turquoise. But I'm too poor at the moment to buy more dye so it's fading. Next year, I'm thinking pink. Oh, my basal hair is grayish-brown.