Russians, like many people from northern and eastern Europe, often have lighter skin due to a combination of genetic factors and adaptation to their environment. Lighter skin is thought to have evolved in populations living in regions with less sunlight, as it allows for more efficient synthesis of vitamin D in low-light conditions. This adaptation is linked to the presence of lower melanin levels, which results in a paler complexion. Additionally, genetic diversity within the Russian population can lead to variations in skin tone.
The role of the melanin in the hair makes it grow white as it reduces in number. Melanin gives hair it's colour.
Less melanin or pigment.
Our skin, as well as hair, contains a pigment called melanin. The amount of melanin controls the colour. The less the melanin, the lighter the colour of the skin. Similarly, blue eyes have less melanin and brown eyes have more. The same is with hair. The amount is also affected by our parent's genes.
White, albino for ex.
Loss of melanin as you age.
A black Russian is changed to a white Russian with the addition of cream.
Белое is the color white translated into Russian.
The main difference between a White Russian and a Black Russian is that a White Russian adds cream. You can substitute milk, but cream is best.
melanin is mainly responsible for the color of skin number of melanin decide the color more the number more darker skin it protect from the sun rays and other foreign substance in white skin less melanin is there
milk+vodka=white russian....
it is due to the deficiency of melanin pigment.
A Black Russian is vodka and coffee liqueur. A White Russian is vodka, coffee liqueur, and cream.