100% Northwestern European: The analysis is based on a combination of distinct phenotypical traits that strongly point to this origin. The individual has a very fair skin complexion, with noticeable ruddiness, which is common among populations from northern latitudes and is particularly characteristic of Celtic and Germanic peoples. The eye color is a light blue, a trait most frequently found in and around the Baltic Sea and across Northern Europe. The most defining feature is the reddish-brown facial hair, a strong indicator of ancestry from the British Isles and other parts of Northwestern Europe where the gene for red hair is most prevalent. This specific combination of features—fair ruddy skin, light eyes, and red hair—is a classic phenotype for this region. Possible countries include Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia.