There is no record of Cleopatra's eye color. Any information about her eye color or hair color is speculation.
'Being Egyptian, it's safe to say that Cleopatra's hair color was black like most Egyptian or desert-like living people."--Actually, Cleopatra wasn't Egyptian."Cleopatra was in fact a blond ( reddish blond to be exact). That's because she was not Egyptian. She was a Macedonian Greek, with hair as blonde as Alexander the greats. "-User:Stacystatik
We don't really know her hair color, just as we don't know her eye color. When Hellenistic busts were found, purporting to be Cleopatra, all their surface paint had worn off. None of the ancient writers mention her hair color.
It was black.
The color that symbolized royalty, and therefore Cleopatra, was purple. At the battle of Actium, Antony's men were told to watch for the breakout of the purple sails and to follow them in their retreat. So we know that Cleopatra had purple sails on her ships.
There is no record of Cleopatra's eye color. Any information about her eye color or hair color is speculation.
red
Black
'Being Egyptian, it's safe to say that Cleopatra's hair color was black like most Egyptian or desert-like living people."--Actually, Cleopatra wasn't Egyptian."Cleopatra was in fact a blond ( reddish blond to be exact). That's because she was not Egyptian. She was a Macedonian Greek, with hair as blonde as Alexander the greats. "-User:Stacystatik
No one knows cCeopatra's hair color. If her tomb is found and her mummy is here perhaps the scienists will be able to tell.
We don't really know her hair color, just as we don't know her eye color. When Hellenistic busts were found, purporting to be Cleopatra, all their surface paint had worn off. None of the ancient writers mention her hair color.
Cleopatra's favorite color is black
Cleopatra's favorite color is black
It was black.
I'm pretty sure she had black hair.
The color that symbolized royalty, and therefore Cleopatra, was purple. At the battle of Actium, Antony's men were told to watch for the breakout of the purple sails and to follow them in their retreat. So we know that Cleopatra had purple sails on her ships.
Cleopatra's eye color is not mentioned in any ancient writings. Any indication of her eye color would be guessing.