[♥AngieNoelle]

No, I haven't tried applying the honey in my eye with my finger. Actually I have my honey mixture in a old perfume bottle (that used to have body spray in it, from Bath and Body Works) and after thoroughly cleaning out the bottle, I put my honey mixture in there. I take the top off then I use a q-tip to dip it in the mixture then I put the honey in my eye using the q-tip.

I've put a lot of different mixtures in my formula though, so maybe I should chill out and just use the honey for now, and see how that works.

My mixture before was:

chamomile tea

manuka honey (or 100% honey, if I ran out of the manuka honey)

lemon juice

distilled water

and I put a pinch of 3% hydrogen peroxide in the mixture.


So now, I'll just do what I did before I added everything else and just resume using the honey and water by itself, and see what happens.

I just remade my mixture and made it EXTRA strong this time, the mixture is almost the same color as chocolate and boy oh boy, my eyes feel like they're in HELL when I put the drops in my eye. The sting/pain is tolerable, though.

[♥AngieNoelle]

Do you hold your head up towards the ceiling and keep your eyes closed until the stinging ceases? That's supposed to help get faster results too.....

[Vivi_143]

I forgot to mention, I've also been warming them up for 6 seconds before using them. I heard it's more effective that way. I hope that's ok, and not bad.. I use an eye dropper as well.

[Vivi_143]

matthijskm,

Is it really more effective, putting a bit on your finger? Also, I wanted to know, where do you buy the flower honey? I would really appreciate your help, thanks.

[Vivi_143]

Alot of people thnk it's impossible but the same way a person can lighten their skin naturally is the same way they can for their eyes. Our skin aswell as our eyes have melanin in them which give humans their different skin shades. But you can so to speak, stop the production of melanin in your eyes allowing them to gradually lighten over time. In 6 months most people can go from brown to a light hazely-green color. MSM drops are another great way to lighten the irises. And so is abrutin powder.

Really, so my brown eyes can go to a light hazely-green color in 6 months? My eyes are dark brown, but could they still turn hazel-green even if they're dark? Could this be achieved just by using honey, chamomile and diluted water? Sorry for all the questions. Thanks for your time to answer!

[TibetanPrincess]

Update: a couple of months on 50/80% raw food diet method(non Honey/chamomile journey):

I got my eyes back to the way they were a few years back. Though its not that noticeable. It is noticeable on how much brighter they are in direct sunlight

    Brighter light. Latest. I plan on doing high raw soon

    regular light. Latest. I noticed the brown ring is blending with the green and the green is brightening. notice my pupil is larger here indicating dimmer light than below.


    Regular light. Before raw months ago. smaller pupil (more sun light let in, yet darker shade of brown ring and the green is not as bright as above (in dimmer light).

I believe they will go from dark sea green to light sea green to actually a medium shade of blue or sea blue with amber brown rings. I cant wait. I think it will take a couple of years though on high raw.

[matthijskm]

^ you got a beautiful color with brown and greenish mixture, i want go get the eye color you have with honey.

Well i sometimes did it with my finger but i don't recommend it because you a pretty red eye for the whole day, and it's awkward to say why... haha
So i think i also continue with an eye dropper.

And about my honey... just the supermarket for me. I switched honey, left is the 100% pure honey, right is the honey mixed with a litte amount of water (honey 4 : 1 water)

Good luck all

[TibetanPrincess]

^ you got a beautiful color with brown and greenish mixture, i want go get the eye color you have with honey.

Well i sometimes did it with my finger but i don't recommend it because you a pretty red eye for the whole day, and it's awkward to say why... haha
So i think i also continue with an eye dropper.

And about my honey... just the supermarket for me. I switched honey, left is the 100% pure honey, right is the honey mixed with a litte amount of water (honey 4 : 1 water)

Good luck all

Thank you!
I noticed your iris is also a variation of mixed. So you should be able to achieve that. Some will get solid gold or green like and some will get hazel. You never know what you truly have till they start lifting. Good luck to you on your method!

[foxy_princess]

Hi guys! I'm starting this this week, but I was wondering cause all ya'll use store bought raw honey.
My mother brings back a jar of PURE raw honey, straight from our local honey farm in Morocco, it's completely unpasteurised and it is in it's purest form, only missing the huge chunks of honeycomb.

Would it be safe to use this honey for my eyes?[/color]

[ab101bab]

This is weird and neat so im trying it it burns just a little bit i found out the hard way lol, Really whitened up my whites though i took a before photo i'll share results in a few days maybe, if your lucky Black eyes to----?