The article discusses the celebration of a special day for blondes, first marked in the US in 2006. The article quotes scientific research suggesting that the population of natural blondes, currently at 14% of the global population, will disappear by 2202, with the last blonde potentially born in Finland, which has the highest population of blondes. The article also mentions interesting facts such as the existence of an International Association of Blondes, that blonde waitresses earn more tips, are bitten more by mosquitoes, and that the wife of Napoleon III was the first woman to artificially lighten her hair. Contrary to popular belief, the article suggests men usually prefer hair colors similar to their own when choosing a partner. The humor around blondes is notable, with blonde jokes ranking third in search engines.
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