A partial or complete absence of melanin pigment in the skin, hair, and eyes is the hallmark of albinism, a rare hereditary condition. The pigment known as melanin is responsible for the color of skin, hair, and eyes as well as UV protection.
Albinos have light yellow or colorless hair and an exceedingly pale, nearly white complexion. A young woman visited a salon to get beautified. She was albino and wanted to turn brunette.
The woman told the stylist that she wanted to change the way she looked.
The hairdresser gave her customer her whole attention before offering to help. She picked out her hair color carefully and got to work dying her hair.
Even though the procedure required many hours, the woman was delighted with the result.
Her hair and eyebrows had become black, and her look had radically changed.
How do you feel about the result? Did you think it was better before or after?