What Your Eye Color Might Say About You Eye color isn’t just about looks—it might hint at your personality. A study by researchers at Örebro University

in Sweden found that eye color is influenced by the same genes that shape our frontal lobes, suggesting a link between eye color and behavior.

Dark Brown / Almost Black Eyes Natural leaders, mysterious, and confident High melanin = quicker brain response Tend to drink less alcohol

(study: Personality and Individual Differences) Perceived as agreeable (Current Psychology) Brown Eyes Loyal, respectful, and gentle—but not

submissive Sleep 2 hours less on average than people with lighter eyes Struggle more with waking up (Chronobiology International) Blue Eyes Strong,

both physically and emotionally May be perceived as shy or distant at first Cautious and less open-minded (German psychologists, 2006) Grey Eyes Dark grey:

Well-balanced or dual-natured, depending on emotions Light grey: Guarded but deeply caring once trust is built Hardworking and resilient Hazel Eyes Unique

and hard to categorize Balanced personalities—not prone to extremes Eye color may appear to shift between green and brown Green Eyes Mysterious, creative,

and alluring Balance of strength and caution Excel under pressure (Dr. Hamadi Kallel) While personality

isn’t determined by eye color alone, it’s a fun way to explore how our physical traits might reflect our inner world