What Is the Most Common Hair Color in Russia
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| Quote: Originally Posted by Don_Caballero Yes its true, black hair is rare for northern europeans, except for the Irish and Brits (look at orlando bloom, colin farrel, sean connery, catherine zeta jones, victoria backham, tom jones, rowan atkinson, etc), they have brythonic heritage and many of people, even kids there have very dark hair, very darkbrown, even black hair. But you dont see it happening among "germanics", swedes, danes, norwegians, dutch, northern germans with hair darker than light/medium brown are uncommon, even darkbrown is not that common (naturally) in those places, let alone black hair. Most southern europeans seem ashamed of having dark features, they always define themselves lighter than they really are, always when you say most spaniards,italians,greeks etc have black/dark brown hair, they will tell you they just have plain brown. You dont see real blondes in spain, there is only like a 7-8% of spaniards who are blonde and they dont look like lara stone or ronald koeman type of blonde, but rather like spanish actor "jaime olias" who would be just considered a light brown haired guy in countries like sweden or the netherlands or even in central europe. I guess you must be somebody with a challenged ethnicity. Nobody in South Europe is ashamed of having black hair, this is the most idiotic thing I have ever read in years. And yes, there are real blondes in Spain, myself included, and my bother is redhaired and we have been here during thousands of years, we are not colonials or resettled people that call themselves "white" and they don't even know what they are. Again, Spain is not Mexico, where a few North Spanish and Jews control the country and everything is measured according to European features, there are no Spanish "cholos" and no Spanish ethnic minorities. Last edited by Gargamel10; 02-19-2013 at 05:17 AM.. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by erasure Nope, sorry - black hair are not a common trait in Russians. Different shades of brown - yes, but black hair are very rare; for the most part when Russians have black hair it indicates that they are already mixed with other ethnicities. Most Russians here are Caucasians, it seems they are loaded. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by Catbelle I am surprised about the big amount of threads related to skin, eyes colour and genealogy Americans were once Europeans that became tribal in the New World, hence their obsession with "tribal features". In fact, western Europeans were like that before Romans turned them into citizens. |
, but I suppose forus are for that, discuss every kind of topic 
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| [quote=Don_Caballero;26389424]My point is the quantity, how many are that blond in spain? you can also post examples of blue eyed indian people, does it mean most indian (or even a considerably part of them) have blue eyes? No. There is also spanish sportman kiko vega, but who many of those you see in spain? I bet they are not even the 1% of ethnic spanish population. Thats why everytime you see spanish people posting the supposed "blonde spaniards" or "spanish are also white european", etc on youtube they often post nearly exclusively women with supposedly "natural" blonde hair", when on reality nearly every one of them are either bleached dark brunettes like the woman from the picture above or either barely medium/lightbrown in the case they havent their hair dyed. They don't do it with men because men rarely dye their hair compared to women, hence they should post all the time the couple of few dudes with 100% ethnic spanish heritage who have real blond hair. protest in cataluña: How many blondies are there? There are regions in Spain with a rather large percentage of blondes such Cantabria, Northern Catalonia, parts of Galicia, regions of Andalusia and a large etcetera. Most of those people in the pics are leftist students from the public education system, most probably from southern Andalusian stock. But here nobody pays attention to such things since there are no minorities. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by Gargamel10 Most Russians here are Caucasians, it seems they are loaded. Well it's a different story then - black hair/brown eyes is a typical feature for Caucasians. For Russians it's definitely not. |
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| You are implying that all Russians are slavic, when Russians are an ethnia as most European nations. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by filomeno You are implying that all Russians are slavic, when Russians are an ethnia as most European nations. Yes, all Russians ARE slavic, but the country's population indeed includes all kinds of ethnicites. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by filomeno You are implying that all Russians are slavic, when Russians are an ethnia as most European nations. You have to be careful of the term you use: "citizens of Russia" (multiethnic) vs. "Russians" (referring to a Slavic ethnic group). All citizens of Russia (Rossiiskiye) are not Slavs. All Russians are. |
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| I'm Indian (from India) and have generally been treated with more interest in Europe than in North America (one exception is the U.K). Overall, I find Europeans more friendly than Canadians. Canadians on the other hand are more polite and courteous, but less friendly, than Europeans. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth You have to be careful of the term you use: "citizens of Russia" (multiethnic) vs. "Russians" (referring to a Slavic ethnic group). All citizens of Russia (Rossiiskiye) are not Slavs. All Russians are. But that's quite senseless, now Russia is only Russia. |
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