Ziober
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I was not sure even if I had supposed what you say here. I partly answered your post all the way. NO pale skin is not by force associated with reddish hue in it. Coon mad some remarks about it when comparing irish people and British people (in fact, even more vascularity among British people than among Irish people, for him. I agree for the most. But we have to distinguish allover pinkiness on the skin from the purely red marks on cheeks (local hypervascularity often associated to emotional reactions, and which can be found also in brunet white skinned people).
Those british that you found more reddish than irish probably have scotch ancestry, having scotland the high percentaje of reheads. The rossy skin areas are mostly located in articulations like knuckles, anckles, elbows, and in the cheeks and ears. Of course not every white skin descend from redhead. But the fairiest (a mix between white red and blue) skin is belonged to redheads.
Next video shows the typical celtiberian chestnut hair. If you believe it or not, they are mostly redhead.