π¦° stands for red or ginger hair and is mainly a building block for redhead emojis like π©βπ¦° and π¨βπ¦°. Apple shows a close crop of the top corner of a yellow head with smooth orange-red hair.

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On its own, π¦° is rarely sent on purpose. Its main job is to combine with a person emoji to make a redhead version, such as π§βπ¦°, π©βπ¦° or π¨βπ¦°. If you see it alone next to a person emoji, the sender's device or app may not have joined them into one character. When people do type it alone, it simply refers to red hair, a ginger friend, or dyeing hair red. The tone is neutral and descriptive.
If π¦° appears alone, it usually means "red hair" or is part of a redhead emoji that did not display correctly. It can also be used to talk about a new red hair dye.
went full ginger this weekend π¦°
my cousin is the only redhead in the family π©βπ¦°
which shade should I try π¦° or π¦³
he's the tall guy with red hair π¨βπ¦°
| π¦° vs π©βπ¦° | π©βπ¦° is a full face with red hair, while π¦° is only the hair component and looks like a cropped fragment when shown alone. |
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| 𦰠vs 𦱠| 𦱠is the curly hair component, while 𦰠is the red hair component. |
| Name | red hair |
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| Codepoints | U+1F9B0 |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | ginger, hair, red, redhead |
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π¦° stands for red or ginger hair and is mainly a building block for redhead emojis like π©βπ¦° and π¨βπ¦°. Apple shows a close crop of the top corner of a yellow head with smooth orange-red hair.
It usually means a redhead emoji like π©βπ¦° was split into its parts. This happens when an app or device does not join the person emoji and the hair component into one image.
Yes. Use π§βπ¦°, π©βπ¦° or π¨βπ¦° for a person with red hair, which you can find in the people section of your emoji keyboard.
No. It is a neutral description of hair color, though teasing someone for being ginger can still come across as rude.
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