How prevalent is the 'Slavic look' in Poland?

[Mario M.]

I know that a couple of years ago Poland used to be a very homogeneous country where most people were ethnic Poles. So most people had light eye pigmentation (blue/green/grey eyes) and light skin tone. And after that, there has been a lot of genetic mixing with people of other ethnicities. So as a result, there are more Pontid types in Poland. So the light skin-light eyes population must have deceased. But my question is, has it decreased significantly? Do a majority of Poles have lighter features? When I search Polish people on Google, a significant number of results show people with black hair and slightly dark skin. Is this the most common look in Poland nowadays?

[Jana]

What? Majority of Poles look very Slavic, and fair. And I saw lot of them. I think they are one of nations that mixed the least.

PS ''dark'' Poles don't really look exotic to me, just normal darker Slavic phenotypes.

[Sikeliot]

My great-grandparents looked stereotypically Slavic as can be.

[Violin Spider]

My grandmother was from Warsaw, she looked Slavic-Baltic indeed, fair skin and very light colours too.

[pelikarski]

What ethnicities Poles are mixed with at first place?

[TheForeigner]

OP seems a grade A ignoramus.

[Violin Spider]

OP seems a grade A ignoramus.
At least he's not an ignorant European, he's pretty far from our territory, that would be a little excuse :p