Most prehistoric Europeans had dark skin, hair and eyes well into the Iron ... in Europe's weaker sunlight. But lighter eye color — blue or green, for example — does not seem to have had ...

people of European descent tend to have lighter skin, lighter hair colors such as blonde, red, and brown, as well as black, and a wide variety of eye colors such as blue, brown, green, and gray.

If you have the rarest hair ... eyes. But it’s not quite that simple. See, we like to think there’s a rainbow of eye color options out there—violet, blue, gray, hazel, green, brown, near ...

These light-eye traits were primarily found in samples from Northern and Western Europe, with dark hair and skin remaining dominant. Light skin tones first appeared in Mesolithic Sweden but ...

Humans get their skin, eye and hair colors from a pigment called melanin, which comes in a brown-and-black form ... while people with green eyes have it in only one layer.) Cells called ...

"Green eyes are typically a result of a combination of a moderate amount of melanin [the substance that produces eye, skin and ... from dark to light colors, such as from brown to green, are ...

Blue eyes? Green eyes? Hazel eyes? Gray eyes? Well, science says your eyes are actually brown ... hair and skin as well as your eyes, and the color is — you can probably guess it — actually ...