Do most women find this look boring?

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Worrying about minutia like that is counter-productive. Click-bait articles on the web about specific thinks that "women like" are extremely subjective and unscientific; basically as reliable as Facebook personality tests.

Just think logically - plenty of guys with brown hair and brown eyes in the past have been able to find a mate.

Individual women will have specific preferences; only things you should worry about are staying in good shape, having your life well-managed, having actual goals and purposes in life beyond "finding a woman", and being at least sociable enough that you can have positive interactions with people.

Brown/brown is not boring.

Brown/brown is not boring.

Most women I know date boys with brown hair and eyes. That's probably a statistical probability thing rather than a specific taste, though, because I live in a very Irish area so you're either a brunet/te or ginger. But hair/eye color doesn't matter too much.

Women have all forms of looks they prefer, both color wise and body type wise. it depends on the woman. Personally I have a very strong preference for brown hair and brown eyes, and no facial hair.

Gad no, that's a look I'd never go for, as I find it completely non appealing. It just looks cold and boring to me.

As for that list... Hygiene is important, weight... I'm different there, I find chubby more appealing than thin. Style doesn't matter to me personally, if i like their cloths then that's a plus, but not a deal breaker. brown hair preferred, black and red is okay. I like shaggy hair much better than groomed and stylished hair.
Height, I'm not very tall, so I wouldn't want a giant.

You know what is very attractive, Jamesy? A sense of humor. this is important to most people, I think. their preferred humor differs, but to most it matters. it also matters that you come off as not taking yourself too seriously.

Well I'm a male with blonde hair & blue eyes and I've had minimal success with women, so I don't think it's got anything to do with the colour of your hair or eyes. It's something else. Something that we autists don't understand.