Why do my eyes change color in the sun?
I have noticed that when i am in my house with florescent lighting my eyes are brown, but when i am out in sunlight they are a really light hazel that almost shine. Why is this?
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Sunlight is a different color than fluorescent light. I get the same illusion when painting. If I am not painting in natural light the painting will be too green/blue/cool by natural light.
Because man-made light is often a warm color it makes your eyes appear to be a warmer (browner) hue. Natural daylight is a cooler light thus your eyes have a greener/bluer look in sunlight.
This article really explains the effect of different types of light better than I can. It describes how paint color looks different on walls depending on the light source.
Mine change depending on my mood, & I’m happy in the sun.
So my eyes go from red, black, orange, or shades of yellow to shades of pink.
Maybe its because you have unique eyes hottie!!!:D enjoy them and show them off:):):)
@faye Well, a rose colour. When I’m horny, they turn fuchsia!
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