why does eye lashes doesnt become grey?
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I overheard a couple of blonde girls talking at work and one of them said:\n\n"Once you go black, you'll never go back."\n\nI'm not sure what they were discussing. Could it have been eyelashes?
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I don't really know what a bloodblister is so if you think it might be an infection you should really go and see an optometrist, not a doctor because they don't have the equipment to check out your eyes properly. I alsp wear contact lenses and I suffer from dry eyes and sometimes I get little spots (they look like little pimples) on my bottom eyelid among my lashes or on the inside corner of my eye due to blocked tear ducts. I stop wearing my lenses and get drops but also try to clean out the ducts using hot water and a cotton bud and try to squeeze out the mucous like stuff. It really isn't pretty but it works.
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you want.... Asian eyes?  I figure it's possible.... I mean Asians can, I think, tape back their eyes to have a sort of different looking eyelid, so I assume you just find a way to flatten your eyelid skin...\n\nOne of the things I know from experience works is.... sleeping.  Lots of sleeping.
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hi, I liked your question and I look it up! this is what I found on answers.com:\nPeople with very dark brown irises may appear to have black eyes. This is fairly common in people of African, Asian and, to a lesser extent, Native American descent. \n:)
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I am 34, so I cannot answer the grey issue personally.  But, I have blue eyes, the hair on my head is naturally blond (almost white), my eyebrows are dirty blond, and my pubic hair is MUCH darker.\n\nI work also with the elderly, and I have noticed their pubic hair thins out, but I have not seen grey pubic hair (well, that I can remember....it isn't something I have burned in my memory!)
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If you can´t see it its probably not there anymore. Sometimes, eyelashes leave little lacerations or samll injuries in the surface of the eye and we feel as if they were still there.  Look carefully on a well lit mirror and if you don´t find it... chances are its not there anymore.  Also you can look for it with your eyes closed and feel it with the tip of your fingers.  if the sensation stays on one spot, its because of laceration.
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Genes don't skip anywhere!\n\nBut eye colour is determined by at least three genes, not just one. So it gets a bit complex. See below.
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I don't know what you should do but your colour is beautiful. Maybe it's a little different from usual eye colour but it's okay. Besides, it also mean that you're unique because not many people have them.\n\nBut... if you don't like it that much, I guess you could always use contact lenses. :)
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Yes, it is common among older white women.\n\nTry a very pastel yellow cream shadow. I use a "highlighter pallete" from Avon. You could use it without other makeup if you like, as long as you blend it well. It will make the whole eye area look brighter, more awake and fresher.\n\nBe sure to use one that has a very flat color, without any frost, as the frost highlights wrinkles and creases. Also, use a night cream designed for the eye area to keep the skin smoother.
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oh, I started having grey hair being a teenager... uptill now only dying it. Every person has his/her own specific reasons for that. Consult with doctor, yours may be cured.
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Well, if you use your vision for precision necessary excercises like reading or looking carefully at computer screens, pictures, etc etc, they will get dry.  If you do nothing and they still do, then you need to use drops.  Just the ones that are similar to natural tear drops.  Even the ones for people who wear contacts work well.  It doesnt matter if you wear contacts or not.  But, on the flip side, you might need to see a doctor beacause the tear ducts might be a bit small on your eyes so its a bit difficult to get moisture.  What they do is shoot a laser right at the tear duct to open it up a bit.  This is done almost painlessly.  Its a slight burn for about an hour or two.  At most it would be there till the next morning.  But, without this procedure, you might go blind early because there was not enough lubrication to protect your eyes and eyesight till your ripe age.  So ask your doctor.  In the mean time, those eye drops will work well.  Do not forgo this because its really important to your eyes.  you can lose a finger and still live a happy life, but if you lose your eyesights, you will regret it for the rest of your life.  I wish you the best of luck.
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eyelash, lash, cilium
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short answer:  grey disappears in the horizon, making for a less visible target.
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9.11.06\n\nWhat is Cataract? And How Does It Happen?\n\nWhat is Cataract?\n- Cataract is a clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye.\n\nHow Does Cataract Happen?\n- As you age the lenses in your eyes become less flexible, less transparent and thicker. The lens is made mostly of water and protein fibres. The protein fibres are arranged in a precise manner that makes the lens clear and allows the light to pass through without interference. With aging the composition of the lens undergoes changes and the structure of the protein fibres breaks down. Some of the fibres begin to clump together, clouding small areas of the lens. As the cataract continues to develop, the clouding becomes denser and involves a greater part of the lens.\n- Scientists do not know why a lens changes with age. One possibility is damage caused by unstable molecules known as free radicals. Smoking and exposure to UV light are 2 sources of free radicals. General wear and tear on the lens over the years also may cause the changes in protein fibres.\n- Some people are born with cataracts or develop them during chilhood. Such cataracts may be the result of the mother having contracted German measles (rubella) during pregnancy. They may also be due to metabolic disorders.\n\nPlease contact me if you need any further information.
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My eyes change color as well. I have hazel eyes.  But they go to a solid green or blue.  They also get an orange or brown color to them as well.  As to why, I dont know.  But most people whose eye color changes have hazel eyes.
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it's pressure and blood flow...  this sensation of course you know soon fades...\n\nthe optical nerve fills with blood while you are pressing on it and that's what it looks like.. normally the blood circulation looks like swirling clouds in your eyes when the lids are shut.\n\n:D
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It's a question of genetics. Different genes will lead to different quantities of various substances produced and present in some part of your body. Eye color is mainly determined by the pigment melanin (the same that gives you a tan when you lie in the sun). \n\nIf your eyes have a lot of it, they're brown. If they don't, they're blue. Green eyes result from yellowish flecks of a fatty pigment against a dark background, and no melanin.\n\nThere you go :-)