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Yeah most of them are "Type II" or "Beige" as said, not olive skinned at all.
If they are olive skinned then more than 50% of Europe is olive skinned
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I'll give examples from various countries to show what I mean.
Porgugal:
Alvaro Amaro -yes
Nuno Melo - no
Hungray
Balazs Hidveghi- yes
Andras Gyurk - no
Italy
Massimo Casanova - yes
Andrea Caroppo - no
France
Francois Alfonsi - yes
Manuel Bompard - no
Spain -
Juan Vernando Lopez Aguilar - yes
Cesar Luna - no
I think it's about 1/5 of all men you posted are olive and the rest are beige or cream. Luena doesn't look beige to me, for example. Beige is a browner.
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These are not olive-skinned. Mostly Atlanto-meds here of varying degrees.
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Most of them are not olive-skinned. They are generally a type II.
This is olive-skinned or sallow skinned (and I expected this look when I opened the thread):
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I am not sure if I understand this thread. Most of them have avarage European pigmentation (not light and not dark)
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