What percent of Italians are blond?

[Tooting Carmen]

Around 20% if we include light brown. No much different from Spain and Portugal.

Some greetings from here to the bunch of retards of Italic Clowns. Hello guys

Light brown isn't blonde.

[Septentrion]

As a whole, 8.2% of Italians are blonde.
1.) Northern Italy, where there is the highest percentages of Germanic and Celtic admixtures. Most regions hover above the average for Italy though.
Aosta Valley = 12.4%
Piedmont = 12.4%
Lombardy = 10.1%
Liguria = 10.3%
Emilia Romagna = 7.2%
Veneto = 12.6%
Friuli-Venezia Giuli = 12.6%
Trentino Alto Aldige/Sudtirol = 15%

[MinervaItalica]

Who cares? Blonde hair suck and are overestimated anyway.

[JohnSmith]

Light brown and dark blond are kind of the same

[Septentrion]

Who cares? Blonde hair suck and are overestimated anyway.

Some do, some don't. Preference for blondes or brunettes is individual.

[Septentrion]

Light brown and dark blond are kind of the same

To you perhaps. There is a difference between light brown and dark blonde shades. Though the difference is not as striking as that between dark brown and medium/light blonde hair. Dark blonde hair is still blonde hair, while light brown isn't.

[JohnSmith]

To you perhaps. There is a difference between light brown and dark blonde shades. Though the difference is not as striking as that between dark brown and medium/light blonde hair. Dark blonde hair is still blonde hair, while light brown isn't.

I am literally color blind

[Percivalle]

As a whole, 8.2% of Italians are blonde.
1.) Northern Italy, where there is the highest percentages of Germanic and Celtic admixtures. Most regions hover above the average for Italy though.
Aosta Valley = 12.4%
Piedmont = 12.4%
Lombardy = 10.1%
Liguria = 10.3%
Emilia Romagna = 7.2%
Veneto = 12.6%
Friuli-Venezia Giuli = 12.6%
Trentino Alto Aldige/Sudtirol = 15%

These data, that you're reporting not in the most accurate way, are based on a sample of males only. So it doesn't consider any possible sexual dimorphism. Anyhow in the original map, in the Prealps is between 15% and 19%, in the Alps is higher than 20%, except in the south-western Alps at the borders with France.

This is the original map.



According to the same data based on males only, the vast majority of Italians are brown-haired (including all the types of brown hair) and not dark-haired.

[GiCa]

30% if you consider brown haired people with traces of blondish or blond reflexes

i know that it s really important to misuse tye europeaness :/

More or less all the south of Europe it s in that Range

South Europe is the kingdom of brown hair in all shades more than anything

[Septentrion]

I am literally color blind

Ok, so you want a cookie for it? Or maybe a «color blind» Nobel prize made specially for you?