Auburn

Auburn is a color that is a variety of red hair, most commonly described as reddish-brown in color.

It can range from medium to dark shades, and it can be found with different skin tones and eye colors.

Auburn hair is caused by a combination of pigments that produce red and brown hues.

Auburn hair is more common in people of northern and western European descent, but it can also occur in other regions and ethnic groups.

Auburn is also a color name that is derived from the Old French word alborne, meaning blond, and the Latin word alburnus, meaning off-white.

The first recorded use of auburn as a color name in English was in 1430.

Auburn is sometimes used to describe other reddish-brown colors, such as maroon, chestnut, and burgundy.

However, auburn is more red in color, while the others are more brown or purple.