Q&A for How to Change Your Eye Color

Yes, especially with brown eyes. It depends on the individual though. Many people find that their eye color darkens over time while others don't experience any changes.

No, applying honey to your eyes will not change their color and this method is unsafe and can cause health issues.

Any type of surgery is dangerous and risky, especially when it comes to eyes.

You get used to it after a few weeks. It only hurts if you put them in inside out, but then you just take them out and flip them, it's no big deal. My 7-year-old sister wears them with no issues.

No, colored contact lenses will not affect your vision. You will be able to see normally.

No, because brown eyes are actually brown on top of blue so you can take brown off with surgery but not put it on.

Yes, they are made in pretty much every color. You can find and buy them online.

Of course! You can love yourself no matter what you look like, but if you dislike something about yourself, there's no harm in making small changes.

Yes, anyone can get colored contacts. They'll just be contacts without a prescription, which don't change your vision.

Many people dislike brown eyes because they see them as dark, dull, or boring, but this is not the case at all! Brown eyes can be just as beautiful as any other color.

Makeup can change your eye color to some extent. It's not free, but you can get eyeshadow and eye liner pretty cheap. Check YouTube for cool eye makeup tutorials.

There are videos on the internet claiming that watching them will change your eye color... But, really? Try these methods instead.

Usually the places that offer Lasik surgery to change eye color only offer more traditional options (blue, green, hazel, etc.). You'd be better off pursuing red contact lenses. These would be a lot cheaper than surgery as well.

Using black eyeliner and black eyeshadow can make brown eyes appear darker. You won't be able to achieve a pitch-black, however.

You can't actually change your eye color. You can only use colored contact lenses or use the other tips here.

That's fine. You can wear the Halloween contacts during the day and Ortho-k at night.

Legally, you have to be 18 years or older to get this surgery, but many physicians suggest waiting until an older age.

Wear makeup and clothes that make your eyes pop. Find the best colors of both that complement your eye color.

Young kids' eye colors haven't fully become their true color. One girl I know had blue eyes for the first 7 years of her life, but they changed to brown. Sadly, I don't think there's a real, natural way to change eye color. You could use color contacts.

Then try to appreciate the eyes you have.

No, it's not true.

No, there is no way to naturally change your eye color.

Sometimes if you wear different colors, it can make your eyes look lighter. For instance, if your eyes are mid-brown and you wear black, your eyes might appear dark brown/black; or, if you wear colors like red, purple, peach color, green, or brown, they may look like a softer brown.

Use one hand to hold your eyelid open. Use the other hand to gently pinch the contact with your forefinger and thumb. (This might take some practice, so don't worry if the contact doesn't come out right away.) Once you've removed the contact, put it into a case with fresh contact solution.

They could be considered hazel, or you could have eyes that change colors.

You can use colored contacts, or you can have surgery. If you want to make the whites of your eyes red, you can get an eye tattoo. Keep in mind that this is very dangerous.

No. They may appear a little different to you for a short while, but not to others.

You cannot change your eye color naturally, unless you wear colored contact lenses. You can make your eyes appear brighter through makeup however.

No, it is not possible, unless you put in some colored contact lenses.

Wear colored contact lenses.