Behind these hazel eyes full#
Part of the reason that some people’s eye colour changes over time is that as babies, many of us don’t have the full amount of melanin present.
Behind these hazel eyes skin#
The pigment which determines your eye colour is melanin and is also responsible for your skin colour. The iris is a pigmented structure inside your eye surrounding your pupil. When talking about the colour of our eye, we’re really talking about the iris. Many children are born with blue eyes and with age, their eyes begin to change colour to green, brown, or hazel. *Please note this chart is a not a guarantee for your child’s eye colour*Īlthough making up a large portion of how we can determine a child’s eye colour, there are many factors other than genetics that need to be taken into consideration. It was previously believed that there were only 2 genes that determined your eye colour but recent studies have shown that there are up to 16 genes which can determine this. It was previously believed that two blue-eyed parents could only give birth to blue-eyed babies but we have since seen this is not the case. We are also taught that brown eyes are the most popular in the world due to a dominant gene and the blue eye colour gene is recessive. When we’re younger, many of us learn that our eye color is determined based on the colour of our parent’s eyes. But with only 5% of people achieving this eye colour naturally, we’re taking a look into who can have natural hazel eyes and why. Although hazel eyes appear to contain flickers of blue, green, or amber, these colour pigments don’t exist in the human eye leaving a mystery as to where the hazel eye colour truly comes from. The difficulty to describe the eye colour comes from its ability to change tone depending on the light around it. People with Hazel eyes often have their eye colour described as a light brown, golden, brownish-green, and like its namesake, the colour of hazelnut. In this post, we’re going to go over what causes hazel eyes, what colour they appear as, who gets them and why they appear that colour. Some of our most popular questions include: “What are the colour of my eyes?” “Can I wear coloured contact lenses?” “And What colour eyes will my children have?”īut there is one eye colour that people associate with a sense of mystery and are hard to describe, which is hazel/honey eyes. Eyes are one of the first things we notice in a person and often known as “the window to the soul” and questions on eye colour are some of the most popular in our studio.
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