10 Striking Korean Celebrities With Unusually Colored Eyes (2024)

FAQs

What is the rare eye color in South Korea? ›

It's very rare for East Asians to have other eye colors other than dark brown. Amber eyes are absolutely not common in East Asians. Amber eyes are one of the rarest eye colors in the entire world and if it's found, it's mostly found in Europe. It seems some are confusing light brown eyes with Amber.

The light eye color gene is just not common in East Asians. It's not common for unmixed East Asians to have light eye colors, unless there is a super rare mutation. Their dark brown eyes stay dominant because they don't have the alleles for light eyes.

No. Since Kpop idols are almost all of East Asian descent, brown eyes is the dominant trait so pretty much all Kpop idols have Some variation of dark brown eyes. When you see Kpop idols with any color eyes that's not brown, they're wearing colored contacts.

However, green or blue eyes are relatively uncommon among Koreans. According to a study published in the Journal of Korean Medical Science in 2016, the prevalence of green or blue eyes among Koreans was found to be around 8.3%, with slightly higher rates among females (9.2%) compared to males (7.2%).

This color is most often found in people with albinism. It is said that you cannot truly have violet eyes without albinism. Mix a lack of pigment with the red from light reflecting off of blood vessels in the eyes, and you get this beautiful violet!

Although the deep blue eyes of some people such as Elizabeth Taylor can appear purple or violet at certain times, "true" violet-colored eyes occur only due to albinism. Eyes that appear red or violet under certain conditions due to albinism are less than 1 percent of the world's population.

While dark brown is the color most dominantly found in Asians, a light-to-medium pigmented brown is also common. On top of their “honey eyes,” these seven Korean celebrities' have attracted fans with their top-rated visuals which will certainly bewitch you.

In addition to some Chinese people who are born with eye color other than brown, Chinese people will also reduce the pigment of the eyes as they age, causing the eye color to change from brown to gray, light brown, amber, blue, etc.

Soobin (TXT): On a resent VLive where the members were coloring Christmas trees and used mostly reds and greens, Soobin had a pretty big problem with seeing the difference between those colors and asked the members a lot if it was green or red.

What is BTS real eye Colour? ›

They all have dark brown eyes, and wear colored contacts. Below is a pic from the ON:E concert over the weekend… V is absolutely STUNNING with green eyes! Seeing as every BTS member is asian, their natural eye colors are all brown.

Big, round eyes with double eyelids are considered beautiful, whereas monolids are often seen as unattractive.

In South Asia and East Asia

There was slightly more eye color variation among South Asian participants than East Asian participants. Few East Asian participants had green eyes, while none had blue eyes. Other research has also concluded that most Asian people have brown eyes.

More than 95% of Lithuanians have blue eyes. 89% of people in Finland and Estonia have blue eyes. Blue eyes occur due to the low concentration of melanin in the iris.

The 5 colors of the iris are blue, gray, green, light brown, and brown. Therefore, this 5 color system cannot be applied to the classification of the iris color of Koreans, whose eyes are hom*ogeneously colored brown.

Monolid eyes are most common in people of East Asian descent. However, people of other races with horizontal, elongated eyes may also have monolids.

Seeing as every BTS member is asian, their natural eye colors are all brown. However, they do occasionally wear colored contacts, which is not uncommon among idols.