Pass and classify Ruxandra Rizea, Romanian blogger

[Davy Jones's Locker]

I'd guess Pontid-Dinarid.

[aherne]

Pontid mixed with some Dinaric. Pure Neolithic invader type... As a consequence, she fits in Caucasus.

[user_]

interesting, do you have someone in mind?

Lots of girls with same pheno, dynarid/pontid

[ixulescu]

Lots of girls with same pheno, dynarid/pontid

I see what you're saying, but it's not quite the same thing.
OP woman is indeed Dinaro Pontid, but without makeup she looks fully euro. She needs quite a lot of make up and certain hairstyles for her to look exotic.

[Cumansky]

Dinaro Gracel Med

[WeirdLookingFellow]

I see what you're saying, but it's not quite the same thing.
OP woman is indeed Dinaro Pontid, but without makeup she looks fully euro. She needs quite a lot of make up and certain hairstyles for her to look exotic.

Yea Romanian women accentuate their eyes with makeup and it makes them look much more Western Asian than they really are.

[Universe]

I see what you're saying, but it's not quite the same thing.
OP woman is indeed Dinaro Pontid, but without makeup she looks fully euro. She needs quite a lot of make up and certain hairstyles for her to look exotic.

What is a fully Euro phenotype? You say it like there's a magical boundary that prevents Europeans passing outside of Europe. She surely passes better in Georgia than in Scandinavia (as a native...)

[user_]

I see what you're saying, but it's not quite the same thing.
OP woman is indeed Dinaro Pontid, but without makeup she looks fully euro. She needs quite a lot of make up and certain hairstyles for her to look exotic.

Sure, make up and tanned skin gives exotic look to everyone.

[user_]

Yea Romanian women accentuate their eyes with makeup and it makes them look much more Western Asian than they really are.

Western Asians do same. Georgian girls die for tanned skin.

[ixulescu]

What is a fully Euro phenotype? You say it like there's a magical boundary that prevents Europeans passing outside of Europe. She surely passes better in Georgia than in Scandinavia (as a native...)

The question is does she pass better in Eastern Balkans or Georgia?