I have brown hair and blue eyes and they also change. My eye color changes thoughout the day. When I wake up they're ice blue and depending on what I wear (clothes & makeup) they will look blue/green, gray, ice blue, etc. My hair changes throughout the year because of sun exposure and other factors but it also changes depending on how I dry it. If I use a blow dryer my hair is lighter but if I let it air dry it's darker. I'm relatively pale w/pink undertones but sometimes if I didn't sleep well I'll wake up looking paler and kind of gray and I think it may also have something to do with what you eat, like the amount of iron and vitamins. I don't know if this helps but this is what happends to me.
it's not that your eyes are CHANGING, it's just your perception of them.
Obviously wearing blue will bring out the blue in them, while wearing a different color won't as much.
Your hair and skin does change, but that's because of outside factors- it's not that your pigmentation changes.
Is it normal... to wake up looking different.
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I have brown hair and blue eyes and they also change. My eye color changes thoughout the day. When I wake up they're ice blue and depending on what I wear (clothes & makeup) they will look blue/green, gray, ice blue, etc. My hair changes throughout the year because of sun exposure and other factors but it also changes depending on how I dry it. If I use a blow dryer my hair is lighter but if I let it air dry it's darker. I'm relatively pale w/pink undertones but sometimes if I didn't sleep well I'll wake up looking paler and kind of gray and I think it may also have something to do with what you eat, like the amount of iron and vitamins. I don't know if this helps but this is what happends to me.
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it's not that your eyes are CHANGING, it's just your perception of them.
Obviously wearing blue will bring out the blue in them, while wearing a different color won't as much.
Your hair and skin does change, but that's because of outside factors- it's not that your pigmentation changes.