hair/eye color and phenotype

[Übermensch]

My eyes, could be due to med-caucasian admixture?
All people on this broad says they are ''light brown'' but i personally consider them just dark green-hazel, in real life all people thinks i am green eyed.
Still not a nordish colour, but is definitly not brown.

[Übermensch]

Don't confuse hazel eyes with light brown eyes, they are sharply different:



My eye on the left is hazel,my mother's eye on the right is light brown.

[Übermensch]

[Übermensch]

[derbyy]

Looks very light brown to me.

I don't know what he would accomplish with dying his hair. He would be cheating himself.

What's this obsession with eye and hair colour? I have blue-gray eyes and dark blonde hair, and I wouldn't care if they were all brown. I would still be European.

[Übermensch]

[Übermensch]

Comparison with my mother's eye, on the right.

[Übermensch]

rs28777 AA not black
rs683 AC
rs26722 CC not black
rs1015362 CT Blond-red
rs16891982 GG if European, unlikely to have black hair
rs1393350 GG not blonde
rs4904868 CT Blond
rs2402130 AA Light Blond
rs4778138 AA Freckling: typical
rs1805005 GG Not Blond
rs885479 GG freckling
rs2228479 AG Red

According to my 23andme data

[Septentrion]

Green eyes are Nordic, it is common in Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Germany and Holland, and a few Western countries such as Ireland. I really be annoyed when people say non-whites have green eyes, it's impossible since it originated in Scandinavia, and green eyes come from blue eyes. Hazel eyes are golden-brown eyes which are also European, but not necessarily Nordic.

Green are the rarest eye colour in the world(2%), and are very Nordic. About 30% of the British have green eyes, most common amongst the Irish and Scottish people (Keltic Nords).

[Septentrion]

We can associate blonde hair, blue eyes and a fair skin with the people of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, at the same time associate red hair, green eyes and a freckled complexion with the people of Ireland and Scotland.