England vs Netherlands In which country blond hair is more common?

[Supercomputer]

According to Beddoe, I deducted the following. It seems that Beddoe’s conclusions in terms of percentages of blonde hair between the Dutch and the English runs in line with at least what I have said. Whereby, I have said that they are too similar in blondness. Although Beddoe’s percentages for either the Dutch, the English, the Germans, the Scottish and the Welsh are too low in my opinion.
Dutch - 25% blonde
Scottish - 25% blonde
English - 23% blonde
German - 21% blonde
Welsh - 19% blonde

Germans are blonder than the English, not to mention Scots.

[Septentrion]

Turkey is blonder than both

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Give me a break, fella. Turkey? Really? You must be kidding (great sense of humour by the way) or you are not Ok. Natural blond hair is not common at all in Turkey. I'm not talking about those who bleach their hair to look even more like Europeans. The overall ratio for blond hair among the Turkish people is barely 4%. Thus, I wouldn't even compare Turkey with Southern European countries.

[Septentrion]

Turkey is blonder than both

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Turkish people are not even proper Europid (white) people. Rather they are a hybrid race ( Europid + Mongolia+ Orientalid combined). They are mixed mutts.

[khan777]

Netherlands

[Septentrion]

The difference between these North-West European nations is small and should not be exaggerated.

Blonde hair :
The Netherlands : 40.9%
England : 35.45%
Red hair
The Netherlands : 2.5%
England : 8%
Black hair
England : 4%
The Netherlands : 2.5%
It is easy to deduct that the Netherlands is as a whole slightly blonder-haired than England, while England as a whole is more ginger-haired than the Netherlands, but not to the same extent as those in the Celtic Fringe ( Wales, Scotland and Ireland). In both nations, the most common eye colour is blue.