Are there different shades of hazel eyes or do only green with brown centers count?
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Anonymous
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Thoughts?
Example - blue with brown centers - do you consider your eyes hazel or blue? |
Anonymous
| My daughter has the most amazing blue eyes with golden brown vents. They aren't hazel. They're blue. Hazel is only greenish brown. |
Anonymous
Centers, not vents! |
Anonymous
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Rings around the pupil (Limbal ring) fades with age.
So the hazel / blueness will change as you age. |
Anonymous
| Hazel would never include blue. |
Anonymous
Agree with this. To me, hazel = a combination of brown, green, and perhaps amber/yellow. The outer part of my eye is brownish/amber. The inner is very green. I have blue eyes in my family, but my eyes have no blue in them. |
Anonymous
I think it does. My dad is blue and green and it's definitely hazel. |
Anonymous
| Blue is blue. Hazel is hazel. How is this even a question. |
Anonymous
Wtf. No |
Anonymous
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All three are different.
I have blue eyes, my mother has hazel eyes and my DD has green eyes (like her dad). |
Anonymous
His eyes are a mix of the two. What would you call them? They are neither green nor blue. |
Anonymous
| I have hazel eyes but was born with brown eyes. They started changing from brown to green when I was in my 20s/ 30s. There is no hint of brown at all anymore. |
Anonymous
NP. I have blue eyes with kind of a small radiating hazel/gold ring around the center. You might not call that hazel, and plenty of people have complimented me on my unique eyes but they aren't pure blue either. |
Anonymous
| I banged a chick named Hazel last week, true story. |
Anonymous
| I think of hazel as anything nondescript...non obviously blue, green or brown. |