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Love Island is back on our screens and things are already kicking off. Between steamy chats and surprise recouplings, there’s one thing that stays consistent - their sunglasses game. Honestly, we get it. That Mallorca sun is no joke and neither is UV damage.
An eye colour so rare that it’s found in just about 5% population of the entire world – it’s none other than amber. After heterochromia, red/violet, green and grey eyes, it’s the amber eyes that can turn heads because of their scarcity and solid and unique shade. More commonly found in the animal kingdom rather than the human species, these incredibly beautiful eyes are also referred to as ‘wolf eyes.’ Featuring a warm golden, subtle copper or pale honey hue, lucky are those who have inherited this striking amber eye colour. Although anyone can have amber eyes, they are usually seen in individuals who have Asian, Spanish, Southern European, South African or South American roots.
Every October, World Sight Day serves as a powerful reminder that our eyes deserve priority, not neglect. Vision is something most of us take for granted, until it begins to fade. Yet here’s a hopeful truth, according to IAPB Vision Atlas, up to 90% of sight loss is preventable or treatable with the right care, awareness and timely action.