Putting blue color contacts into your eye if you have brown eyes
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There are a couple of different kinds of colored contacts.  One kind is a transparent color that is usually pretty light.  These wouldn't change your brown eyes.  The other (called opaques) is a solid color that goes over the colored part of your eye with a clear center for your pupil.  These will change any color eye.
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The answer depends on whether or not mom is a carrier for blue and/or green eyes or not.  If mom is not a carrier, then all of her kids will most likely have brown eyes.  If she is a carrier, then her kids will each have a 50-50 shot at brown eyes and a 50-50 shot at blue or green eyes.  (See http://www.thetech.org/genetics/ask.php?id=59 for how eye color works.)\n\nThere isn't any easy way to tell if someone is a carrier or not right now (no DNA test anyway).  If either of her parents had green or blue eyes, then she is a carrier.  But even if this is not the case, then it is possible for her to be a carrier.\n\nFor example, imagine that her great, great, great grandma had blue eyes.  She married someone with brown eyes and had brown eyed kids.  These kids would all be carriers. Now they marry brown eyed people and have kids.  Some of these kids would be carriers.\n\nNow they have kids with brown eyed people.  This goes on and on until one of these carriers meets another carrier or someone with blue eyes.  Now there is a chance for a blue eyed child.
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i stand corrected (looked up answer). its rare but possible.  \n\nEye color is an inherited trait influenced by more than one gene.[6][7] There seem to be three genotypic eye colors (brown, green, and blue) in humans.[3] Although it was once thought that brown eye color was always dominant and blue eye color was always recessive, the fact that two blue-eyed parents can give birth to a brown-eyed child has shown that the determination of eye color does not follow the simple rules of Mendelian inheritance.[6][8] Three gene pairs coding for human eye color are currently known: EYCL1, EYCL2, and EYCL3.[9][10]\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_color#Determination_of_eye_color\nhttp://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~pfuerst/courses/eeobmg640/reading1eyecolor.pdf
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Your dad carried one recessive gene for green eyes, which his gene for brown eyes was dominant, so he shows that he has brown eyes.  you got one recessive gene from your mother, and the recessive gene from your dad, making you show for recessive, making you have green-blue eyes. the same way worked for your son
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I live in Alaska but do not use contacts as my eyes are to dry.  You should not have any problems with your contacts, but I would still see what the manufacture says and what your Op. has to offer on the subject.  Good Luck with your new job, dress warmly and buy good expensive socks or ware a light nylon sock with a heavy pile sock oven the lighter nylon...  Good Luck..
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I would spend less time worrying about what other people think.  You aren't going to make everyone happy with you all of the time, and why should you care?  It is your money, you should be able to buy day glo blue contacts and wear them if you want to!
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If your brown eyed browns and amethyst bring out the eye color and light shades of pinks do well on skin.
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Mine are a very intense blue so they really stand out.  If I wear anything blue, it makes them stand out more making my eyes the first thing people are drawn too (or so I have been told).
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Well right now I have no contacts, I used to and I also have hazel eyes, I used to have contacts when i was younger, when I was around 15 til up to 18 something like that, I would never use em always cause they kinda bothered me but they were green by the way when i wore them EVERYONE thought they were mines and they couldnt believe they were contacts....so go with green and its fun to change a bit as long as they look realistic pls !
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Yes it is possible but it is time consuming. Basically, you need to create a new layer and try to work with the same color that the surrounding eye is. Then adjust the transparency until it matches closely and doesn't look odd at 100%.\n\nOn the other hand, if you download Picasa from Google, there is a red-eye tool and it works very well.
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do what the doctor told you to do...you may be making your eyes worse by not wearing them...if you really dont like then, then why dont you get contacts?
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Many babies are born with blue eyes that later change color. this is what happened to me, they were blue now they are hazel. Eyes change color just as hair does, and yes you might have hazel eyes
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I wouldn't put drops in my eyes if they are healthy and producing enough moisture...Light Eyed people have to be careful...we do not have the pigment to keep as much light out as dark eyed people...I would worry about "light" damage more than drops....they eant to sell you drops...of course your eyes feel good...until the drops wear off nad "oh no...you need them again....."...If you are okay....leave your eyes alone....I have temporarily lost mysight due to optic neuritis and being a blue eyed the best thing you can do...coming from a top opthamologist....Protect your eyes with sunglasses or be sunsmart.
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I wouldn't advice keeping them in. I wear contacts and I know that your eyes don't feel the greatest after sleeping with your contacts in. Taking your contacts out gives your eyes a break and your contacts a chance to clean.  Your eyes could really get hurt by letting bacteria build on your contacts. So, out of safety, wash those contacts!
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You can do that yourself with adobe photoshop. If you would like help doing so, feel free to contact me at ryan@bdeco.com and I would be happy to help you do so.\n\nHere is a tutorial if you have Photoshop to help you change your eye color:\n\nhttp://www.t-tutorials.com/read-tutorials/11/professional-changing-of-the-eye-color
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If you dont like touching your own eyes, I would recomend Focus Day and Night contacts.  You put them in on, say, the 1st of the month, wear them for the entire month without ever taking them out (even when you are sleeping) and then throw them out on the 1st of the next month and put in a new pair.  I HATE having things touch my eye and I LOVE my contacts.  I forget that I am wearing them half the time.  They are a bit more expensive, but I think the hassle it saves you is worth it.
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yes.  If both parents are heterozygous for brown eyes (i.e., the genotype would be Bb) then the chances of having a blue eyed child are 1 in 4.  The chances of a brown eyed child are 3 in 4, with 2 of these 3 being heterozygous for brown eyes and the other 1 being homozygous for brown eyes.