Which Fitzpatrick skin type corresponds to an individual with black skin and black eyes who always tans?

Fitzpatrick skin types are a classification system used to determine how different skin types react to sun exposure. They range from Type I, which includes individuals with very fair skin, to Type VI, representing very dark skin.

Individuals with Type VI skin are characterized by having dark skin that rarely or never burns and always tans. This skin type has a high concentration of melanin, which provides greater protection against UV radiation. In the case of someone with black skin and black eyes who always tans, this description aligns perfectly with Type VI due to the skin's inherent ability to absorb and reflect UV rays.

Types III, IV, and V are associated with lighter skin types that may tan but can burn before achieving a deeper tan. Consequently, they wouldn’t fit the description of someone with black skin and the tanning consistency described in the question.