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When my son was born he had dark hair was very fair, at 3 was blond. now he is 15 years old and gets darker blond. is there any more change?
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Eventually: That is a pretty common scenario. He may become more brown in his twenties and eventually will become gray. No worries. He is normal.
Answered 10/3/2016
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