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@ Doll - I usually do the same. I think it might be effective to do both, though I've noticed there's a sting if i just blink once and hold. So that might also be something worth trying. I'm using a glass dropper, and I normally lay down to do it when I'm at home.

I don't know if bilberry or eyebright work to lighten, but there's additional health benefits so it's worth trying at least once to see if it contributes something additional to the traditional regimen. But definitely look into it Doll. I'd love to hear your results after using it to see if helps your eyesight. I wish you luck!

@ Emily - I think that if honey provides a hydrogen peroxide reaction, no one should really be looking into straight HP. But I found something interesting on another site that was selling eyedrops to lighten eye color. They had 3 for sale and one of them had vitamin C in it. This is it: http://www.magicbleunutrition.com/TurnYourEyesBlue.html

I'm not saying anyone should invest in it, but that it should be noted.

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I found another eye lightening forum called http://eyelighteningforum.forumotion.com/. It seems it was created after the bittyboy thing with eyecolorboard as a lot of the people seem to originate from there. Someone mentioned something interesting, which I'll quote here.

( From http://eyelighteningforum.forumotion.com...-degrading )

What you're seeing isn't melanin degrading.
  Smartieiz on Sun Feb 19, 2012 11:53 pm
Alright, so I'm on the other board and something interesting popped up.
It came to my attention that MSM makes collagen.
Collagen exists in the eyes and it makes blue eyes gray (the only color with less melanin that blue).
Anyway, since grey is the lightest you can get, blue/grey are still the same color, but it all has to do with how much collagen is in your eyes, since it reflects back ONLY grey/blue light.

I think that is what we are seeing here using MSM.
MSM makes more collagen, which soaks up all other colors except gray/blue, and it seems that there is a change in eye color since there is less brown pigment reflecting due to the influx of collagen being produced.

Simply put, nothing is happening to the melanin in your eyes, so all this chamomile, turmeric and what not is just bullshit.

Honey and MSM, however, have been shown to increase collagen production. So with people like vegetable, skygrounds and cookie, it makes sense that they were seeing what they were seeing.

They even said that the lightening stopped (obviously, the max amount of collagen was reached).

I have stopped using the drops since I read this, and I do not think I will continue using them.

The user later said that the honey with peroxide might do something. Others said that MSM helps clear blood vessels and increases membrane permeability in addition to collagen production. So I wouldn't disregard MSM entirely. Though if anyone has checked out the site I gave Emily, you'll notice the pictures at the bottom where the user has gray eyes. They were using two drops, one of which was the MSM drops.

I don't know what the user means by chamomile and turmeric not working. Any thoughts on this?