Find your average eye color

[Mortimer]

From a small/reasonable distance they look already black, only from close up you see the pupile

I think in the pictures there seems to be a black imprint in the iris that something else like my room is reflected in my eye. It looks like my room is in my iris, and that's why it's "black" but in the rest of the part you can see it "brown ones", you can also see the pupils"

[Anglo-Celtic]

I bet you have lovely eyes. Anyway there are pros and cons to everything. My eyes are a real disadvantage here as they are super sensitive to light which is why they always look bloodshot. I find all eye colours nice and I think eye shape is more important.

Monica Bellucci is absolutely beautiful so it wouldn't matter what colour eyes she had but I think her eyes are lovely and I really like the colour as well. Her eyes are a more hazel but very pretty colour. They seem to have a bit of amber in there as well.

She's a gorgeous woman who never seems to age, like Cindy Crawford. One could be forgiven to think that Monica Belluci is a vampire.

[Anglo-Celtic]

i think poop varies in shades too, sometimes my poop is black and very thick, sometimes yellow-brownish and fluid (diarhea)

That's why I said "normal". There's a reason why you never hear of "poop blue".

[Anglo-Celtic]

You certainly carry one G (23andme) at least on G, but it is in your case recessive you can have children with blue eyes easy though

My wife has blue eyes. They aren't poop blue, though (since blue raspberry popsicles aren't a fave).

[gixajo]

i think poop varies in shades too, sometimes my poop is black and very thick, sometimes yellow-brownish and fluid (diarhea)

My eyes average colour would be "Peanut butter". And yours?

[Tacitus]

First one is in brighter light.





So idk maybe 4?

[Mortimer]

My eyes average colour would be "Peanut butter". And yours?

The darkest of it, but i dont see "black" just "green-black"

What do you think?

[Melkiirs]

I am definitely Bunak #10. As for the Martin scale I am closest to #13-14 which is standard pure blue-grey and widespread in Northern/Central Europeans. I see the average is not far off from Grace, although with less greenish influence.





Martin scale images provided by Lucas:

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