By default git blame is without color (none). But you have two nice configs for git blame:
git config --global blame.coloring highlightRecentand
git config --global blame.coloring repeatedLineshighlightRecent

The Blame is displayed with different colors. Dependent on the old of the commit. By default:
blue,12 month ago,white,1 month ago,redThis you can change with the following config:
git config --global blame.coloring color.blame.highlightRecentrepeatedLines

All repeating lines that have the same commit ID, author and time are colored cyan. This makes it easier to see the related commits per line.
And yes, you can also change this color:
git config --global blame.coloring color.blame.repeatedLines