Eye and hair colour distribution among 970 Swedes (both sexes studied)

[Östsvensk]

This is what is usually meant with ash blond:



It's way lighter than golden blond. And that hair colour (cendré in the survey) found amongst 52% of 45,000 Swedish soldiers.

No, that is rather an extreme golden blond shade. Ash blond or cendré is dark blond, and what is sometimes disparagingly called "rat-coloured" hair in Swedish.

The first result when searching for cendré on Google:



It's a fact that virtually everyone gets darker hair with age, so it would be impossible that lighter blond was more common than darker in adults.

[gixajo]

Do something better, go to a mirror, turn off the phone light, and take a picture to your eye. It would be a better pic IMO.

My mobile phone is very old, its camera is too bad.

Es solo para tener claro qué ojos son.

[Supercomputer]

In Retzius' and Fürst's study on 45,000 Swedes in 1921, about 75,3% were found to be blond. In particular, 52% cendré (ash blond), and 23,3% fair (golden blond). Since when are they only 38% blond? And take notice that they only counted ash and golden blond as blond. And they examined 45k individuals.

Do you have any links/screenshots of that study?

[Zeno]

Do you have any links/screenshots of that study?

They're here:

https://www.persee.fr/doc/bmsap_0301...1_num_2_1_5965

https://archive.org/details/cu319240...ge/n7/mode/2up