Why girls only? There are boys that can help you, too.

I'd say if you want to dye your hair, go for a chocolaty brown. Also, you can tint your eyebrows that color so they don't look so out of place.
If you want your eyelashes to show up but you don't want to look like you're wearing makeup, go for a light brown mascara (I know you're a guy but that's really the only way to get them to show up). If you only put it on halfway it will look natural, just make sure it doesn't clump. (Get an anti-clumping brush for that).
As for the hair style, I think it's fine with your face.

I think you should bleach your hair... and grow it a bit longer.

Self confidense

Grow your hair longer.
Need a tan? Go sit out in the sun, lol.
Use skin treatment pads/soap.

I think you look pretty good.

You look like my ex :o
He has whiter hair though
you look fine

I think you just need to smile

You should really wear what you feel comfortable in. That will make your confidence rise and make you look and feel that much better about your style!
-Jessica

A hat. I know im good

You don't have much acne really, or the cam is low quality :p
As for the rest, can't help you, the point in all of us being different, is, being different...

I think your bangs are cute! They don't look too meticulously styled, but they're choppy and textured at the same time. If you really don't like the fact that they're slightly sectioned in the middle, it's simple enough to go to a hairdresser and ask them to please neaten it up for you. All it would take to remedy that is a cut.
Your hair's got lots of individual tones in it and it's (imo) just the right length for a bloke. I wouldn't change it, but that's not important because it's about what you want. If you want a new style and colour completely, again, take it to a hairdresser: they can tell you what styles and lengths will compliment the shape of your face, and what colours will suit your complexion.

Because your hair's blonde, your eyelashes and eyebrows are as well. They're natural and match your hair, so there's no need to worry about them or make an effort to change them - they look just right. If you'd like them darker, though, you can get them 'tinted' (dyed) at a beauty salon for around £10 per treatment.

A bit of sunlight will sort out your pallidity, but being pale isn't necessarily a bad thing. You don't have to sunbathe or be extrovert about it - simply spending time out in the sun will contribute to a bit of colour.
As for your acne, you probably already know that there are a lot of treatments available at pharmacies. I recommend anything by The Body Shop, particularly their tea tree range.

I think you're good-looking, :wink: bit like a real life Draco Malfoy.