If you have hazel eyes and you’re not sure why, you’re in the right place. I’ve been a colorist for over 20 years and have been able to help people with their color and hair for years. I’ve been able to help people with their hair, skin, and eyes because I can see the similarities and differences among people.
I have to admit that it took me a while to get my head around the concept of hazel eyes. It’s an odd color, but it really pops. I think of it as a golden yellow-brown-almost-mauve color, but on closer inspection, it looks like a gray-brown. My eyes are actually a shade between red and green, so it makes sense that people with these colors see the light differently.
I know that my parents are both extremely observant, and that I always had a very pale hazel-gray-pale brown hair (and a pale hazel-gray-pale brown face), so I guess I’m just one of the lucky ones. Not so lucky, however, is the person I am. My hair is always a shade between a medium brown and dark brown, so I look like a mix between the two.
Some people are just naturally more pale. Others might see a pale brown hair and think, “Oh, that’s a light brown. I like that look. I’ll have to try that next time I want to go shopping.” Some people are naturally dark brown. Others might see a dark brown hair and think, “Oh, that’s a dark brown, that’s interesting. I wonder what color they’re from.
Well, I guess the problem is, most people will probably see their hair as light brown and think of it as the natural color for a woman. The problem with this is that it’s hard to see. For those who find it hard to see, I recommend that you wear a hat to get a better look.
I’m not saying that everyone should wear hats, but for those who can’t see hair colors, an inexpensive dark brown hat will give you a better view of the hair and will also help show that it’s as light brown as it looks. Some people with hazel eyes will think dark brown is the natural color, but, if you keep it simple, they might still think of your hair as light brown.
Hair color is one of the things that can affect how you look. If your hair is brown, most people will think of you as light-skinned. If your hair is dark brown, you will be perceived as lighter in color. If your hair is light brown, you will be perceived as darker in color. If your hair is lighter than average, you will be perceived as lighter. If all of these things are the case, then I think you can make the most of your hair color.
The other way around, there is no hair color, and so you’ll always need to go straight black to get a hair color.
I can’t think of any good reason that our hair color is important. It seems to me that hair color is pretty much a completely arbitrary thing. The only thing that really matters is the color of your skin. If you have a light complexion, you might be perceived as lighter (or maybe even as olive, to match your skin). If you have a dark complexion, you might be perceived as darker in color.