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Reducing melanin!
These approaches may gradually reduce melanin in the iris over time, leading to a lighter eye colour:
Green Tea - Polyphenols in green tea may help regulate melanin production and reduce oxidation in the eye over time
MSH Inhibitors (Like Afamelanotide Blockers) - modulates melanin production
Enhancing Light Reflection
High-Dose Astaxanthin or Lutein Supplements – These carotenoids enhance the clarity of the eye’s natural pigments, creating a brighter, more reflective iris.
Scleral Whitening Drops (Tetrahydrozoline or N-Acetylcysteine Drops) – Clearing up redness in the sclera (whites of the eyes) can make the iris appear lighter in contrast.
pH-Adjusting Eye Drops (Mild Boric Acid Solution) – Some anecdotal reports suggest that pH balance in the eye can affect the appearance of iris clarity.
Hormonal & Nutritional Adjustments
Copper & Zinc Balance – Excess copper can increase melanin production, while zinc may help regulate it. Reducing copper-rich foods (like shellfish, nuts, and chocolate) while ensuring proper zinc intake (pumpkin seeds, meat, supplements) may subtly influence pigmentation.
Tyrosinase Inhibitors (Like Kojic Acid or Arbutin in Eye-Safe Formulas) – Inhibiting melanin synthesis in skin works similarly for eyes, though topical applications would be experimental.
Vitamin C Megadosing – High doses of vitamin C (used in skin lightening) have been speculated to reduce melanin levels systemically, potentially affecting eye colour over time.
These approaches may gradually reduce melanin in the iris over time, leading to a lighter eye colour:
Green Tea - Polyphenols in green tea may help regulate melanin production and reduce oxidation in the eye over time
MSH Inhibitors (Like Afamelanotide Blockers) - modulates melanin production
Enhancing Light Reflection
High-Dose Astaxanthin or Lutein Supplements – These carotenoids enhance the clarity of the eye’s natural pigments, creating a brighter, more reflective iris.
Scleral Whitening Drops (Tetrahydrozoline or N-Acetylcysteine Drops) – Clearing up redness in the sclera (whites of the eyes) can make the iris appear lighter in contrast.
pH-Adjusting Eye Drops (Mild Boric Acid Solution) – Some anecdotal reports suggest that pH balance in the eye can affect the appearance of iris clarity.
Hormonal & Nutritional Adjustments
Copper & Zinc Balance – Excess copper can increase melanin production, while zinc may help regulate it. Reducing copper-rich foods (like shellfish, nuts, and chocolate) while ensuring proper zinc intake (pumpkin seeds, meat, supplements) may subtly influence pigmentation.
Tyrosinase Inhibitors (Like Kojic Acid or Arbutin in Eye-Safe Formulas) – Inhibiting melanin synthesis in skin works similarly for eyes, though topical applications would be experimental.
Vitamin C Megadosing – High doses of vitamin C (used in skin lightening) have been speculated to reduce melanin levels systemically, potentially affecting eye colour over time.
