Lighter than average Portuguese People

[Lafty]

On the famous blog who represents our phenotype (Portuguese Phenotype) there is the error of posting André Villas Boas as an example of a Red Hair Portuguese guy.

He isn't fully Ethnic Portuguese, he has one English grandparent so that makes him 3/4 Portuguese and 1/4 English.

Im predicting that some guys here will post the actress Kelly Bailey as an example of Light than Average Portuguese girl, she is Half Portuguese half English.

[Lusos]

On the famous blog who represents our phenotype (Portuguese Phenotype) there is the error of posting André Villas Boas as an example of a Red Hair Portuguese guy.

He isn't fully Ethnic Portuguese, he has one English grandparent so that makes him 3/4 Portuguese and 1/4 English.

Im predicting that some guys here will post the actress Kelly Bailey as an example of Light than Average Portuguese girl, she is Half Portuguese half English.

Kelly who?

[alnortedelsur]

A maioria deles apesar da pigmentação continuam tendo um look bem ibérico.

Agree with this.

[Bell Beaker]

[Damião de Góis]

We have different concepts of "lighter than average".

[Bell Beaker]

We have different concepts of "lighter than average".

This country is not particulary famous for its light people, so if you read the OP it says more or less like "any person who has light eyes, lighter than average skin or light hair would be deemed as light than average" so the few individuals I've posted above have match the criteria for this forum.....

[Damião de Góis]

This country is not particulary famous for its light people, so if you read the OP it says more or less like "any person who has light eyes, lighter than average skin or light hair would be deemed as light than average" so the few individuals I've posted above have match the criteria for this forum.....

Ok, so which criteria does she meet?

[Roy]

These are not lighter than average Portuguese. These are extremely lighter than average Portuguese. Are there 2% of such or more?

[alnortedelsur]

These are not lighter than average Portuguese. These are extremely lighter than average Portuguese. Are there 2% of such or more?

They are lighter than average, but not "incredibly light" for Portuguese or Iberian standards.

[Roy]

They are lighter than average, but not "incredibly light" for Portuguese or Iberian standards.

Portuguese though are a little bit darker than Spaniards.