1998 Eye Chart is an eye color diagram from a 1998 doll catalog in which eye colors ranging from light blue to dark brown are assigned individual designations from A10 to T50. In June 2019, a 4chan user created a pseudoscientific "eye caste system" based on the chart, which went viral on iFunny in February 2021 where it inspired memes and parodies.

Maybe D40 or D60. Sometimes my eye color can change to a grey or a bit more blue or yellow can show up depending on what I’m wearing or how I do my eye makeup

Mine's is Paris Brun or T40. Also known as "sh*t brown," possibly the ugliest eye color in existence. On here, it'd be number 53.

My eye color is C40 but much darker, it's a mix between C40 and T50. Answer with your eye color code. What is your opinion? 1.6K opinions shared on Other topic.

Read on to learn about the different eye colours, how genetics determine your eye pigmentation, and tips for accurately identifying your eye colour. Here are some of the most common eye colours and their characteristics: Rich golden to dark brown hue. Very high levels of melanin. Pale to deep ocean blue. Low levels of melanin.

Although we don't know which eye color is the rarest, we know that brown eyes are the most common. Between 55% and 79% of people in the world have them. Light brown eyes are commonly seen in West Asia, Europe, and the Americas, while dark brown eyes are most common in Africa and East and Southeast Asia.

The Martin–Schultz scale is a standard color scale commonly used in physical anthropology to establish more or less precisely the eye color of an individual; it was created by the anthropologists Rudolf Martin and Bruno K Schultz in the first half of the 20th century.

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2020年7月20日 · t40 ii改良自t20 ii的兩音路設計，箱體增長增厚，比t20ii增加一個低音單體，不過出力並沒有大幅成長(32w vs 28w)，可以想見在三頻細節上相差不大，但低音的厚度可能稍微增幅。

2022年12月9日 · The Eye Color Chart is an eye color diagram from an unknown source that independently specifies eye colors from A10 to T50, ranging from brilliant blue to hazel to dark brown. Created in June 2019, a user created a pseudo-scientific “eye caste system” based on the artwork that was released in February 2021, inspiring memes and parodies.