Recently learned blue eyes absorb more light through the iris which might explain it's like a flash bang gone off when I step outside in summer lol Supposedly this also means I can also see better in the dark?

Had no idea I was seeing things differently just because the colour of my eyes. Do other eye colours have different traits besides colour?

Also, what shade blue would you say my eyes are?

Everybody gives her mixed answers

growing up i’ve always considered my eyes green but every now and then someone will say their hazel. i put three different photos of my eyes throughout the past couple years

Eyes so dark that inside you barely see the pupils and outside has to much reflection to see the pupils properly.

I was told I would date someone arrogant because of you look into my eyes you see yourself.

They say that the eyes are the windows to the soul, I guess mine are almost black.

Their coloring and the red veins in my sclera bother me so much I’m ngl. Wish my eyes wouldn’t look so different in each lighting and look so plain, and that the red veins would go away 😂

(Not asking for medical advice)

I see green with hints of blue and brown specs, possibly yellow aswell?

I have struggled to try and find out the difference between hazel eyes and hazel eyes with Central heterochromia (CH).

I found a lot of different opinions online (Reddit included) and decided to try and ask AI as well (yes, I know, they're not always right and tbh they _suck_ at making realistic and understandable visual differences). I spoke with multiple AI chat/image bots to try try and make sense of it.

One said:

- Hazel describes the color palette (brown + green + gold mix)

- Central heterochromia describes the pattern (distinct inner ring ≠ outer zone)

However, everyone (AI and internet/reddit) seemed to agree on something specific:

- Hazel is a evenly spread out mixture of brown tones (gold colour included) and green tones (from emerald to olive).

- CH has a clear division in a "solid" inner ring around the pupil (freckles excluded) and outer ring (which can have one solid colour or a mixture of different tones - theoretically hazel included).

Now I tried to gather all information and create/draw the differences in two images to try and make sense of the differences (I used an existing picture as the base, to try and make them look realistic - it won'tbe perfect).

Of course now I am curious as to what Reddit thinks as well...

Do you feel like these two pictures clearly show the difference between hazel and hazel + CH, do you feel like they're both hazel? Do you believe hazel with CH can even exist?

I am honestly really curious about all of your insights 😊

Please do go gently on me if you disagree with the picture I painted to try and illustrate the differences... 🙏 Thanks in advance