Post blonde Greeks here.

[Tauromachos]

The average Greek joe thinks light brown hair = blonde?

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The average Greek Apricity Joe does,the average Greek doesn't

Don't confuse Greek TA users and normal Greeks are different entities

[Zeno]

The average Greek Apricity Joe does,the average Greek doesn't

Don't confuse Greek TA users and normal Greeks are different entities

If you're referring to me, then I don't either believe that light brown = a shade of blonde. I believe light brown = kastanos and dark brown hair and black = melachrinos.

[Voskos]

Blondes exist even in Algeria, disregard the trolls.

[Dorian]

In fact it's the opposite as with most "anthropological" features that are analyzed here that average people don't see/care about,average Greeks will lump together many lighter hairs as blonde, not studying all the hundreds of shades like an anthrotard would...maybe it's not that one side is right and the other wrong but different terminologies.

This guy will be called blonde here



As would that guy in Turkey and wherever he's famous.

[Zeno]

In fact it's the opposite as with most "anthropological" features that are analyzed here that average people don't see/care about,average Greeks will lump together many lighter hairs as blonde, not studying all the hundreds of shades like an anthrotard would...maybe it's not that one side is right and the other wrong but different terminologies.

This guy will be called blonde here



As would that guy in Turkey and wherever he's famous.

The second pic of Protopappas is the one showing his real hair colour. The first one is under poor lighting. And the Turkish guy is light brown with some blond strands.

Edit: Protopappas is light brown too with blond strands, I'm sorry.

[Dorian]

The second pic of Protopappas is the one showing his real hair colour. The first one is under poor lighting. And the Turkish guy is light brown with some blond strands.

Doesn't matter..I put both on purpose because some people have this "chameleon" effect but they will be called the 2nd.

[Zeno]

Doesn't matter..I put both on purpose because some people have this "chameleon" effect but they will be called the 2nd.

That is blonde? Because the 2nd pic (which is not taken in sunlight, but just in an outdoor environment with cloudy weather) is indicative of his real hair colour. Btw, this is my sister's hair from up close. What colour are they, because I came confused from all of this. (Shot in inward space under normal lighting).

[Dorian]

That is blonde? Because the 2nd pic (which is not taken in sunlight, but just in an outdoor environment with cloudy weather) is indicative of his real hair colour. Btw, this is my sister's hair from up close. What colour are they, because I came confused from all of this. (Shot in inward space under normal lighting).

In terms of the previous charts posted I have no idea,personally I'd just call it blonde..

[Deneb]

Throughout southern Europe, light brown hair is considered blond. For example, Gerard Pique is considered blond in Spain.

[Deneb]

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