Our eyes see three basic colors: green, blue, and red. Our brain blends these colors and creates up to 8,000 colors and up to 8 million varied shades!

Yes. Soy is a real cat that lived with me for awhile, then left when she felt she had to. Her right eye is yellow - left is blue.

Redheads always look great with green tones, so try a khaki green with a lime green such as Sahara from Colos? Cosmetics. If your red hair has a copper tone to it, copper, bronze, champagne and browns will look very good. First, I think you need to avoid really dark mascara colors such as dark brown, black, dark blue and the like. Find a mascara that is light brown, white or even a blond shade. Curl your eyelashes before you apply the mascara using an eyelash curler.

The best colors for hazel eyes are browns, apricots, purples, plums, khakis or forest greens. Check out these color duets from Colos? Cosmetics: Marron (light brown and brown), Sahara (khaki and lime), and Lagune (plum and lavender).

I recommend you try to go with purple or plums, or charcoal or smoke, or even a cocoa or dark brown as the color in the crease of your eye. You will need a shade lighter for the upper lid to the eyebrow and a medium shade for the lower lid near the eyelashes. Pick three shades in the same color family and blend them for a smooth, sultry look. Use your favorite base shadow for all over and then try Onyx, Orient or Lagune from Colos? Cosmetics.

About 40% of patients with wet AMD in one eye will develop AMD in the other eye within 5 years. Conversely, in 60% of patients the other eye is not affected. We cannot predict who will, or who will not develop changes in the second eye. We cannot predict the extent of vision loss. Dry AMD often involves both eyes but it often causes less disability than the wet form.

quot; Sore eyes" is a common term for an inflammation of the thin covering of the eyeball and the inner eyelid brought about by a viral infection which may be highly contagious.

How often you should have your eyes checked depends on your age and the health of your eyes. Your ophthalmologist should recommend a schedule for you to keep during your initial visit with him/her, whether you are in good eye health or whether you have been diagnosed with an eye condition. Most ophthalmologists recommend yearly comprehensive eye exams once you have reached the age of 50 or 60.

Both eyes may be treated by LASIK or PRK during the same procedure. The advantage of bilateral surgery is that it is more convenient to have both eyes done at once. The balance in vision between your two eyes is restored more quickly. This is important, since during the period before the second procedure, you will be unable to wear a contact lens. The most conservative thing to do is to have one eye done at a time.

No. Currently, there is no way to transplant a whole eye. However, corneas have been successfully transplanted for many years.

Able Eyes, formulated by Robert Abel, Jr., M.D. is a unique supplement for eye health and vision. Able Eyes contains DHA, Lutein, Magnesium, Quercetin, Silymarin, Vitamins A, C & E, and Zinc among others. It can be taken as a stand alone for sight and night vision or in conjunction with other vitamins.

We recommend that you get your eyes examined every year especially if you wear contact lenses because they are considered to be a medical device requiring yearly monitoring to ensure good corneal health. It is important to make sure that the internal and external ocular health is good since many eye diseases do not have obvious symptoms. Early detection is essential for maintaining optimal vision and eye health.

Interesting question! However I'm sorry that there isn't enough information available to give you a complete answer. People rarely get very close to wild whales, and when they do, it's hard to distinguish eye colors, so I can't tell you how much variety there is. Gray whale eyes appear dark and murky (most of what you see is pupil), and their iris color does not show well.

I recommend you use pinks for blush and lips. For eye shadow use browns, grays, pinks, creams and for a funky look gold. Those colors will bring out your eyes and the pinks will be best for your fair complexion. Its always fun to try new colors. Check out these from Colos? Cosmetics and let me know how you like them: Aubergine Blush, Cannelle Lipstick, and Marron, Savane or Indien Eye Shadows.

Yes! Eyes can blink, ears can wiggle and mouths or beaks can be made to move. We can and have done every conceivable form of animation. Ask for details on the specific characters you are interested in and we'll tell you if it's workable and the cost. Generally speaking, animation is priced at approximately $200 to $300 per movement.

It's very important to protect your eyes. You must wear dark sunglasses with side panels. These must be worn following the injection and should be worn even on cloudy days and in the car.

The most popular and common is the blenheim. Blenheim is white and a rich ruby color. Not brown! Also, not a lot of freckles. Tri-color is black, tan and white. Again, not freckled. Ruby is pure ruby. A miss-marked ruby will have a very little white on the head or chest. No difference in quality of the temperament or dedication. It’s only difference is price. Black and tan is pure black and tan appropriately marked.

All colors are acceptable. The most commonly seen are the fawns with black masks, with fawn ranging from nearly white or pale champagne, to golden, red, wolf-sable, or badger. Other colors you may see are pintos (with or without a black mask), white, black, blue w/black mask, fawn or cream with a liver mask and nose, brindled, and even brindled pintos. The least commonly seen colors are the brindles, liver or blue fawns, and the blacks.

When using light & sound mind machines, different people see different things. Some see just the flashing light. Most see swirling patterns that have been compared to psychedelic light shows or fractals; some in just red and black, but others in full color. And a few report seeing detailed, virtual reality like scenes. So people frequently post to the Mind Machine Digest mailing list asking why they don't get the primo visuals.