what makes different colours in the eyes like hazel, green, blue etc?

Answer 1

Usually the genes are responsible for determining which eye color we get. Color is determined by the amount of melanin content in the eye also, as well as the type of pigments in the iris. (colors).
Go to www.wikipedia.com for a wonderful explanation of how we get the eye colors we have.

Answer 2

The color of your eyes is determined by the genes you inherit from your parents. A gene for brown eyes is dominant. This means it over-rides genes for other eye colors. The gene for blue eyes is recessive. It shows up only when there are no genes for other eye colors. Someone with brown eyes may have a recessive, or "hidden," gene for blue eyes. Therefore, two brown-eyed parents may each give a recessive gene for blue eyes to their child, who would then have blue eyes. However, you can't necessarily tell a baby's eye color at birth. Often, babies are born with blue eyes, which darken in the first few months of life. Gray, green and other eye colors result from a complex mixing of different eye color genes.

Answer 3

the colour of the individuals cornea, denotes eye colour.
brown eyes are 1 of the stronger genes,
next comes hazel,
grey or blue
& the weakest gene is 4 green eyes.

& is why the true blue-eyed-blonde, is dying out.

Answer 4

I cant understand your question, but if your asking what makes hazel green eyes stand out, then try a light coloured purple. Lilac. It makes the green stand out in your eyes.

Answer 5

i think its genetics and the climactic environment plays an important role. On the hotter region the eyes tends to be black or brown while in the colder region the eyes tend to be blue, hazel etc.

Answer 6

its from the country your parents came from, but the lighter your eyes, the more sensitive they are,

Answer 7

Cromazones i think