Your skin colour

[zakisrage]

I have olive skin, but I also have light brown hair and hazel eyes, so I put down white. I've always considered Lebanese people to be white even though many Australians don't consider them white. I've got several relatives who are redheads and even a few who are blonds. My dad's slightly lighter than me and my mum is darker. I'd say my paternal grandpa's family is the lightest (Grandpa is a redhead) and my maternal grandma's family is the darkest (some of them could pass for Egyptians). Arabs have a huge variety of phenotypes - some Arabs are actually black (especially the ones in Sudan and Mauritania).

 

[Dustmop]

Another pasty white 'kid' to add to your list. =p All European, mostly Polish descent. Nobody else has said it yet, so my eldest sister and I trump all of you - we're allergic to the sun. {XD} I burn within 10-15 minutes being outside. It gets pretty severe after about an hour. Lots of blisters, sometimes hives and other super attractive rashes.

My shoulders and my legs still have a visible outline from a burn I got in June. Last year. <3

 

[Alfieri]

I'm Hispanic but my skin tone is kinda light for a Hispanic, however I'm much tanner than the average Caucasian lol.

 

[Tsutarja]

I'm Caucasian/white, and I'd sorta consider myself between pasty-white and slightly tan-ish. American as well, with European ancestry (Dutch/German/English/Irish).

 

[Limey-chan]

White/Caucasian/European.

In terms of actual colour, i'm somewhere between milk and snow. I don't tan, one of the many disadvantages of living in the part of England which gets to see two out of the five days of sunshine the country gets each year, if we're lucky.