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Types

Characteristics

Skin

Pale
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Fair
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Light
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(Sandy when yellowish/reddish)

Olive
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(Clay when yellowish/reddish)

Brown
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(Earthy when yellowish/reddish)

Black
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Hair Color

Black

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Blond

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Brown

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Red

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Hair Texture

Straight

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Wavy

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Curly

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Kinky

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Eye Color

Violet
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Blue
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Gray
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Green
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Hazel
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Amber
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Brown
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Black
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Light Eyecolors: Blue and Gray Medium Eyecolors: Amber, Green and Hazel Dark Eyecolors: Brown and Black

Height

Height Very Short Short Rather Short Medium Rather Tall Tall Very Tall
Males 145 - 161 156 - 173 162- 180 165 - 184 168 - 187 174 - 193 183 - 203
Females 136 - 151 146 - 162 152 - 168 155 - 172 157 - 175 162 - 180 170 - 189

Bodytype

Ectomorph

The ectomorph body type is characterised by slender stature, gracile bone structure, light build, and small muscles. Shoulders tend to be thin, chest flat, body fat low. They don't easily gain weight or muscle. Some definitions require long limbs as well, others don't.

Mesomorph

The mesomorph body type is characterised by athletic stature, large bone structure, and large muscles. Shoulders tend to be wide, chest strong, body rather low. They easily gain muscle and lose weight quickly as well.

Endomorph

The endomorph body type is characterised by stocky stature, soft features, and often large, but not well-defined muscles. Shoulders are not very wide unlike the hips. Body fat is high. They easily gain weight. There exist almost no long-limbed endmorphs.


Using data from http://humanphenotypes.net/