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Quoth · 03-31-2021, 03:10 PM

Compare number of males vs female Blondes. They are mostly fake. The number of Blondes changes with fashion and culture.

Nor is about so called "Caucasian", IMO a ghastly USA term. Even in Western Europe the proportion of really Blonde and Red head varies dramatically with region among people there since before Europeans went to the Americas. Blue, Green and Grey eyes are very rare, but in some areas of Scotland and Ireland nearly 90% have them. Also red hair (literally red in Irish or Scottish Gaelic) is as common as Blonde, more so in some places. The modern and derogatory English, especially in England is Ginger. It's also a popular artificial colour here too.

Loads of French, Cornish, Welsh, Spanish, Belgians, Germans, Swiss and Italian are dark haired.

03-31-2021, 03:10 PM	#149
Quoth Still reading Posts: 14,198 Karma: 105212035 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Ireland Device: All 4 Kinds: epub eink, Kindle, android eink, NxtPaper	Compare number of males vs female Blondes. They are mostly fake. The number of Blondes changes with fashion and culture. Nor is about so called "Caucasian", IMO a ghastly USA term. Even in Western Europe the proportion of really Blonde and Red head varies dramatically with region among people there since before Europeans went to the Americas. Blue, Green and Grey eyes are very rare, but in some areas of Scotland and Ireland nearly 90% have them. Also red hair (literally red in Irish or Scottish Gaelic) is as common as Blonde, more so in some places. The modern and derogatory English, especially in England is Ginger. It's also a popular artificial colour here too. Loads of French, Cornish, Welsh, Spanish, Belgians, Germans, Swiss and Italian are dark haired.