10 Things Your Eye Color Reveals About You!

Here are 10 Things Your Eye Color Reveals About You! Meaning Of Every Different Eye Color. green eyes..hazel..blue..black...brown.. etc. Watch our "9 Things That Can Change Your Eye Color" video here:    • 9 Things That Can Change Your Eye Color   Genetics? Which is the rarest eye color in humans? 10) Brown Eyes Do you remember Bob Marley's song “Looking in your big brown eyes”? Brown is the most common eye color. In fact, in some parts of the world, it would be incredibly difficult to find people with different eye color. Brown eye color is connected with a high amount of pigment called melanin. This might cause some health benefits: people with brown eyes are less likely to suffer from age-related macular degeneration, which may affect visual acuity. However, there are also downsides of having dark eyes. The researches show that women with brown eyes are more likely to be depressed than those with paler eyes. 9) Black Eyes Well, let's be honest – truly black eyes don't exist. They might be so dark that they look as if they were black, but the fact is that they're just very very dark, never truly black. The researches show that people with darker eyes are considered to be more agreeable. Some other studies show that people with black eyes are also better at sports that involve hitting targets and drink less alcohol than people with paler eyes. 8) Hazel Eyes Hazel eyes often switch color from brown to green. People with this eyes color often have a multicolored iris. It's said that hazel eyes change the color with the mood. The truth is that they simply look different depending on the light and the surroundings, so, for example, the clothes one's wearing. Hazel eyes are still a little bit of a mystery, even if it comes to defining the color. Actually, it's a blend of various colors rather than a true color itself, which doesn't make it any less appealing. Just think of some celebrities that have hazel eyes: David Beckham, Penélope Cruz, Jessica Alba, Ben Affleck. They're all good looking and their unique eyes make them even more attractive. 7) Amber Eyes Amber eyes are one of the rarest eye colors occurring among humans. Some researches indicate that only 0.01% of the human population have amber eyes. That eye color is, however, quite common among animals, such as cats, owls, eagles or wolves. That's why amber eyes are sometimes called “wolf eyes”. The color might be confused with hazel, but amber eyes are a solid gold hue. It doesn't contain other colors. The hue is caused by lipofuscin, a yellowish pigment of the iris. More info on video chapters. Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Brown Eyes 01:47 Black Eyes 02:18 Hazel Eyes 03:39 Amber Eyes 04:43 Green Eyes 05:45 Blue Eyes 06:59 Gray Eyes 07:38 Violet Eyes 09:09 Red Eyes 09:59 Different Colored Eyes #insanecuriosity #eyecolorchange #sciencefacts