Are brunettes with green eyes rare?

I really want to go out with a girl who has brunette hair and green eyes, but I am struggling to find one. I assume they do exist? There's nothing genetic to stop this combination of features? read more

Green eyes are more common than blue eyes, as there are not needed so many recessive genes. Likewise brown hair is more common than blond or red hair, again because the genetics for brown dominates many other genes. read more

I am a brunette with green eyes. Although my eyes are olive green and tend to look brown sometimes. I am British but my ethnicity is Azari Persian (Iranian). I suppose you could find quite a few brunettes with green eyes in Britain, but the green eyes you'll find will probably look more blue. read more

Green eyes are somewhat caused by the interactions of multiple mutations in the OCA2 and related genes. Many factors can cause such mutations and lead to having green eyes, like your environment. read more

Statistically no. Green eyes are more common than blue eyes, as there are not needed so many recessive genes. Likewise brown hair is more common than blond or red hair, again because the genetics for brown dominates many other genes. So brown hair and green eyes turn out often. read more

An eye without melanin, (either black or yellow) will be blue. Green eyes are caused by low levels of black melanin and higher levels of the yellow melanin. This color is most common in people of European descent. In Iceland it is said that 80% of people have blue or green eyes. Green eyes are more common in Icelandic females (17%) than in males (8%). read more