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Ciri has Ashen hair because she was born like that.
Geralt's white hair is because he was subjected to experimental mutations which made him loose his natural hair pigmentation.
Though to add to Geralt's white hair, it seems to be an unexpected side effect of his genetics and the chemicals used in the Trail of the Grasses. In the first game I think it is Lambert has a line talking about seeing Geralt's hair turn white during the trails. He is often called the 'White Wolf' being a Witcher from the wolf school and having white hair. If white haired Witchers were common than it is unlikely he would be called this since a lot of Witchers would be "White <insert School animal>'. I haven't read all of the books yet but I haven't heard about another Witcher even having white hair other than very old Witchers like Vesemir.