Old Somali people and blue eyes

[Oxidant]

My grandma is 75 years old and she has blue eyes, I swear it's amazing. It's not very visible but you notice it when you look directly into her eyes.



Much like this lady,

Anyone else know older people with blue eyes

[The_Patriot]

My grandma is 75 years old and she has blue eyes, I swear it's amazing. It's not very visible but you notice it when you look directly into her eyes.



Much like this lady,

Anyone else know older people with blue eyes

My Grandma AUN had blusih eyes.
I have also seen a somali guy with blue eyes.

[Executive]

My grandmother has light blue eyes too wallahi, I like staring at her eyes lol. Wa cajiib.

[dawwa9]

Everyone in my family has pitch black eyes, even the old folks in their 70s and the few in their 80s.

What I find revolting is Somalis with orange-yellowish scleras

[Skippa]

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

[FAH1223]

my maternal ayeeyo has Turgoise eyes

blue is nice though

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

Causes

It results from cholesterol deposits in or hyalinosis of the corneal stroma and may be associated with ocular defects or with familial hyperlipidemia.

It can be a sign of disturbance in lipid metabolism, an indicator of conditions such as hypercholesterolemia, hyperlipoproteinemia or hyperlipidemia.

Unilateral arcus is a sign of decreased blood flow to the unaffected eye, due to carotid artery disease or ocular hypotony.

[Executive]

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

she has always had it since birth, nothing that developed as she got older.

[Oxidant]

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

You learn something new everyday. I was wondering why old people have it, never saw a young somali with it

[Keyse_0208]

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

that makes sense, i asked 1 of my adeers if he was born with his blue-ish eyes, but he said no, over the years they turned blue.

[dawwa9]

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

she has always had it since birth, nothing that developed as she got older.

Somalis with light eyes other than old folks do not exist. Pictures or it never happened.

Somalis are the darkest people on the planet after the Southern Sudanese and Senegalese.

[Oxidant]

it's not blue eyes... it's actually called arcus senilis and quite frequent in old people.

she has always had it since birth, nothing that developed as she got older.

Somalis with light eyes other than old folks do not exist. Pictures or it never happened.

Somalis are the darkest people on the planet after the Southern Sudanese and Senegalese.

I don't know about that, homeboy

[dawwa9]

I don't know about that, homeboy

Bantus and Indians are on average lighter than most Somalis.

[ms.naliaa]

My moms friend has green eyes, and my aunt has hazel eyes

[Oxidant]

I don't know about that, homeboy

Bantus and Indians are on average lighter than most Somalis.

Bantu, straight up NO.

Indians depends. North Indians, I would agree. South Indians are very dark

[dawwa9]

Bantu, straight up NO.

Indians depends. North Indians, I would agree. South Indians are very dark

Ha, we are hijacking the topic.

But a small comparison:

Bantus (South Africa, unmixed)


Somalis (Mogadishu)