Eye and hair colour distribution among 650 French (both sexes studied)

[Laag]

The Blade counted number 8 on the Martin Schulz sale (yellow green) as light. I did not. Initially Initially I defined my light eyes on my map as Martin Schulz 1-7 but then I changed it to 1-7 or 8 after Ikiru posted some of his studies with very low numbers for 1-7 and I wasn't sure my data always excluded number 8. Anyways, you should look The Blade's numbers without his "green" (which he defines as all mixed eyes where green dominates)

What is nubmer these eyes on Martin Schulz sale in your opinon?

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[Supercomputer]

What is nubmer these eyes on Martin Schulz sale in your opinon?

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Probably 8 even though they seem a bit lighter. IMO these charts aren't perfect, I would put more mixed eyes in there.

[Supercomputer]

The Blade's numbers so far summarized:

I added also males only numbers for hair color and most countries fit very well with ToeKneeHwin if you compare it to "all light" from The Blade. Italy numbers also fit very well with Livi which was done on men. (3 vs 2,7% for "pure blond" and 9,3 vs 7,3% percent for "mixed blond"). Hair color for males only also makes more sense because there is more difference between the Dutch and the rest. The Blade is it possible some women might have had dyed hair? It's impossible to tell in many cases.



Blond Hair from TKH for males only vs all light from The Blade:

Dutch 41% vs 38,4%
English 30% vs 29%
Irish 15% vs 16,7%
Italians 7% vs 7,3%
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Croats 14% vs 18,7%
French 18% vs 13,3%

[Laag]

Probably 8 even though they seem a bit lighter. IMO these charts aren't perfect, I would put more mixed eyes in there.

And these?

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[Supercomputer]

And these?

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Probably a 5, but you should ask The Blade, he's the one that uses Martin Schultz scale in all his studies.

[Laag]

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[The Blade]

Hair color for males only also makes more sense because there is more difference between the Dutch and the rest. The Blade is it possible some women might have had dyed hair? It's impossible to tell in many cases.

I saw both women with fake blonde or dyed lighter brown nuances who were in fact medium to dark brown-haired and fake medium/dark hair among obviously natural blondes. I google every person as you know and see plenty of photos. I put a stress on photos from women's early 20s to early 30s and most of the time this is also a hint. A very large part of women dye their hair after the age of 40 (what left for 50 onwards). Most of the time it's pretty obvious, sometimes I need a photo from their youth to tell. Also, actresses sometimes dye their hair for roles but it's 90% of the time easy to tell. I see daily life photos of people, too. I'm pretty sure about the percentages I mention. Sometimes there are even men dyeing their hair - usually either to go blond or dark brown/black-haired. Almost never something in between. I also state this. So yeah, I count them with natural colours and am pretty sure about that.
Regarding the Italians they are pretty often light-eyed but mostly dark to medium brown-haired not only according to my statistics but also according to my contacts and observations in reality. Member Aherne also pointed out this few weeks ago in his thread about the citizens of Rome.
The Dutch show the lowest difference (about 6%) in terms of blondism but I believe that's due to the fact they are the most homogeneous ethnicity I have conducted a survey of so far, whereas others show a stronger diversity of British Celtic, Germanic, Alpine Celtic/Gaulish, Mediterranean/Roman, Illyrian and Slavic factors. One factor may clearly dominate among females but be less common among men. Look at my rate of Northern French pheno, for instance - women are mainly Germanic looking with Dinaric hints, while men are much more neutral between Atlanto-Mediterranean and Nordic traits.

[The Blade]

And these?

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Matthew Goode you are asking about has dark brown hair and grey-green eyes (Nr. 6 on the Martin-Schultz scale):

[The Blade]

Oh, I just saw it.
Supercomputer: light eyes 1-7 on Martin-Schultz scale
The Blade: light eyes 1-8 on Martin-Schultz scale

It seems he counts hazel eyes as light. In this case it make sense. Thanks.

I have different numbers for hazel (based on 9 and 10). I include 1-8 as light (up to dark green or green with minor brown spots).
Supercomputer seems to mostly include 1-6 and maybe lighter nuances of 7. He counts up to green/grey mostly (maybe some light green, too).