Who are the darkest south europeans?

[Avgvstvs]

It's not so weird; he counts mine as the darkest shade of "light", which is that camaeleon type of hazel that shifts between brown and green, sort of like Ronaldo's:



and this is not uncommon here, so it makes sense to me
btw this doesn't mean there is a high percentage of blue eyes within the light, I suppose it's these dark shades of light that make a good deal of the numbers of the light here (blue is 21%).

Hazel eyes are actually mixed, not properly light....i would count them as a category on its own. True green are light.
My father also has hazel eyes(towards brown) and in summer the greenish part can be seen more easily, but i wouldn't say he is light eyed, also because if i have to count all the italians with hazel/mixed eyes that i've seen and if i consider them to be light eyed, then italians should be something exaggerated, like 50% (or more) light eyed, since hazel is extremely common, but of course that would make no sense.

Most italians, iberians, greeks have my same eye color.

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[Statistician]

No, it's not. German light eyes value is 70%, Portugal is 49%.
Da fuck are you even doing

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...r+distribution













Portuguese male values for blondism+rufosity are higher than Croatia's, going by Blade's studies.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...highlight=1144
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...r+distribution

That might be more accurate or less, but...

I'm waiting for people to try to convince me that their stereotypes are better than his studies.
If they are to have any chance, they'll have to analyse Blade's links and methods first; and then somehow be able to say they're bad...

"muh, Croatians and Romanians are much lighter than this"

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...s-As-a-Group-3
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...s-As-a-Group-2
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ass-as-a-group
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...pton-Wanderers

LIAR. Portugal is 22% light eyed by the same criteria Germany is 70%. This is according to BOTH scientific as well as amateur studies.

[Statistician]

That would mean Croatia is 50% light eyed, something I doubt very much, sorry.

It is 40%. Portugal is 22%.

[Avgvstvs]

LIAR. Portugal is 22% light eyed by the same criteria Germany is 70%. This is according to BOTH scientific as well as amateur studies.

What's your data for light eyes in Italy, Spain, Greece and France?

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[Septentrion]

As a person who has been on vacation or has met MANY people from these countries, who are the darkest South Europeans?


Portugal, Spain, Greece, Italy?

Try to be objective and not just rely on comparisons of a few regions of this country. I mean in a very general way. Darkest = on average with darker hair, eyes and skin / who is more likely to look exotic in middle east and north africa sense

Black hair %:
N.B. The vast majority of Southern Euros are brown - haired (especially darker hues), but black hair is definitely common.

Italy = 31.1%
Spain = 23%
Greece = 21%
Portugal = 19%

[hurtuv]

LIAR. Portugal is 22% light eyed by the same criteria Germany is 70%. This is according to BOTH scientific as well as amateur studies.

Not that I give a flying fuck but...hold your thumbs down chap, you gave me my 6th ever, and most of the others were those troll accounts of a month or so ago.

I'm going to pretend not to be reeeeally confused for a minute.

Are you saying Portugal's values of blue is 22%, which is right; but German values for blue is 70%, which is wrong, because it's 54%?

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...highlight=1144
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...r+distribution

Are we even talking about the same thing, may I ask genuinely curious.

[Deusex99]

Black hair %:
N.B. The vast majority of Southern Euros are brown - haired (especially darker hues), but black hair is definitely common.

Italy = 31.1%
Spain = 23%
Greece = 21%
Portugal = 19%

You are pulling numbers out of your ass...

[Gallop]

They confuse dark brown hair with black.

Due to the influx of foreigners to my country I have seen more black hair among Portuguese and French, in Spain it is something exceptional, now if they insist on seeing dark brown hair as black...

It is true that nowadays a large number of girls have dyed their hair black for a decade and my head still turns when I see a Spanish girl with black hair, if I was used to see it since I was a child I would not turn my head when I see them nowadays and it is simply because it shocks me.

That's how it is and that's how I tell it.

[Cristiano viejo]

Portuguese aren't at all lighter than Croats LOL.

Croats are close to French in pigmentation, it's not even close for Portugal, two world apart. You notice the exact same gap between Northern Italy and Croatia.

"Two worlds apart" in pigmentation... JUAS!!!!!!!

I'm not talking about Romanians, that are Southern Euros anyway, but Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs are definitely lighter.

Also, I'm not obsessed about lightness, Southern Europe is an outlier pigmentation speaking, Central and Northern Euro countries are closer in pigmentation than to Southern Euro countries... Where's the problem ?

The problem is that Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia are not Central Europe, for start

Saying that Croats are lighter than Iberians is one thing, but another thing is saying they are "much lighter" like if Iberians were brown or something, lol.

Spanish and Portuguese must be on the same level of overall pigmentation (skin, hair and eyes) as Serbians or Bulgarians, and definitively not "much darker" than Croats, and let alone Romanians.

I have been in Romania, you can bet your life they are not lighter than Spaniards.

[hurtuv]

No, it's not. German light eyes value is 70%, Portugal is 49%.
Da fuck are you even doing

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...r+distribution













Portuguese male values for blondism+rufosity are higher than Croatia's, going by Blade's studies.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...highlight=1144
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...r+distribution

That might be more accurate or less, but...

I'm waiting for people to try to convince me that their stereotypes are better than his studies.
If they are to have any chance, they'll have to analyse Blade's links and methods first; and then somehow be able to say they're bad...

"muh, Croatians and Romanians are much lighter than this"

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...s-As-a-Group-3
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...s-As-a-Group-2
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ass-as-a-group
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...pton-Wanderers

As for the groups, here's another Portuguese group, the darkest one I know (Ricardo Esgaio's wedding).



That was just Nass style shock therapy, like I used to do in my early days here, and I try to avoid; but I'm only semi sort of sorry