Your face tells a story 12,000 years in the making.

Face Shape

GBIEDE

A broadly oval face balanced by a softly squared jaw — a structure common across Northwestern European populations. Not dramatically angular nor overly rounded, hinting at a long history of mixed lineages where harder Northern features met softer continental ones.

Skin Tone

GBSENOIE

Fair complexion with a faint pink undertone — a phenotype shaped by generations of life at higher latitudes, where reduced melanin lets the body produce vitamin D from limited sunlight. The vascular flush is typical of Atlantic and Baltic ancestry.

Eye Color

FISEDE

Cool grey-blue eyes — a signature of populations around the Baltic Sea, where light-eye genetics first appeared roughly 10,000 years ago and spread outward. The epicanthic fold is mild, and the iris pattern carries the soft striations characteristic of Nordic lineages.

Hair Texture & Color

IEFRGB

Light-to-medium brown with a natural wave — a common Western European combination, often with a tendency toward soft curl at the ends. Hair density reads average, neither thinning nor unusually thick. The wave pattern echoes traits found in Celtic and northern French populations.

Nose

ITGBPK

Moderate in size with a straight profile and a subtle bridge — a Western European silhouette overall. A slight broadening at the base nods toward Southern European or, more faintly, Central Asian influence. The tip is well-defined without being sharp.

Brow Ridge

DEFRGB

Moderate prominence — neither heavy and protruding nor strikingly recessed. The arch is slight, lending an open, expressive look. Across Europe this is a hallmark of populations that spread west of the Urals during the Mesolithic.