Live your Legolas Fantasy. This mod adds dark brow versions of six vanilla hair colours and adds an additional range of blonds because I wasn't quite happy with what was on offer for all skin tones.

See images for details but the vanilla colours I added dark brows to are:

Blonde 1-5
Blonde Ash 1-5
Blonde Gold 1-5
Brown 1-4
White 1-5

I also added a new colour range MJK HONEY BLOND 1-5 to better suit the neutral and warm skin tones.

I used the eyebrow colour from Brown 5 for Brown 1-4 and Blonde Gold 1-5, I used Dusty 5 for Blonde and Blonde Ash and Black Neutral 5 for White 1-5.

HOW dark the brows are depends on the face texture. The eyebrow mask determines the opacity of the brows. They will never be very dark if the mask is set up that way. M Human Head B is an example of this. He always has eyebrows much fairer that his hair colour because his brows are more transparent than other faces.

These colours also darken your character's body/pubic hair a bit in relation to your hair colour because it was practically glowing if you chose a very light colour. Basically I used the same body hair colour as I used for eyebrows (so Brown 5 for Blonde Gold 3) unless the hair colour number was 1 or 2 where I used the body hair colour for 3 in the 1-5 range (so Dusty 3 for Blonde Ash 1). It might sound confusing but it should make sense when you look at it in game. I wasn't about to take a bunch of dick pics to prove my point.

I also added Strawberry Blond 1-3 and Honey Blond 1-3 to the highlights section because if you were using a light blond colour as your main hair colour and you wanted natural highlights, your options were basically white, grey or yellow. They are not very saturated and will look like grey next to something like bright orange hair but they were just extras I threw in because I use them.

To see the new highlight colours you have to tick the box next to "All Highlight Colours".

Install with BG3 Mod Manager

Thanks to Padme for providing a template to make this mod.

FAQ

What's with "Blonde" with an E and then "Blond" without an E?? Make up your mind.

I spell blond without an E unless I'm using it as a noun to refer to a woman e.g. "The blonde that works in the pub." "The woman who works in the pub has blond hair." The game always spells it with with an E so I used that naming convention for the colours I changed but then forgot when making my own colours soo... it's kind of all over the place.