Eye color genetics is complex, with multiple genes from each parent determining a person's eye color. Scientists once believed a single gene controlled eye color, but research shows that more than 50 ...

"The eyes are the window to the soul," notes a timeless quote. And while your eyes also bring the world your way, the origins of eye color are fascinating and even mysterious. To help lay out the ...

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More than 50% of people worldwide have brown eyes, making brown the most common eye color. Some medical conditions can also affect eye color. Share on Pinterest ohlamour studio/Stocksy United The ...

Genetics determine the color of the eyes, which often darkens in the first few years of life. There are both temporary and permanent options for changing eye color. However, they may have risks. If a ...

Editor’s Note: This feature is part of Colorscope, an award-winning series exploring our perception of color and its use across cultures, one shade at a time. See more here. When you’re next staring ...

Your eye color fully matures in infancy. From this early age, you’ll have naturally brown, blue, hazel, green, or gray eyes for the rest of your life. Some people wear colored contacts to enhance the ...