Nobleval: Mad? How? Damage to what?

hoyinkansola: faints*

Abduletudaye:

So you are insulting me while he gets all the glory abi ??

There is God

abatically:

Not insulting u bro. Is just funny that some people don't read the article before commenting. Which one looks more scary, wearing a one eyed glass or adding cosmetic/tattoo to an already damaged eye to make it look more beautiful.

Abduletudaye:

I won't answer

Nobleval: hmmm.

hoyinkansola: lol... i cant wash the dishes again oh..

uzolexis:

You chop finish u no wan wash plate,mk I see u near food wey I cook again

uzolexis:

You chop finish u no wan wash plate,mk I see u near food wey I cook again

bonger: wonders shall never end

SPSpecial: seriously, is this fashion

So scary?

willbob: Oyibo them mumu pass us o

Abduletudaye:

Is he mad?? Why cause more damage to it?? Smh for oyinbo..

bonger: A man who suffered a serious eye injury as a child has got a tattoo - on his eyeball. William Watson, 58, underwent the extremely rare cosmetic procedure - which is definitely not for the squeamish - while he was awake. Mr Watson, from New York, experienced damage to his eye when he was hit in the face by a ball when he was a child, leaving his left iris looking permanently white and cloudy.

armadeo: Its not fashion. Its cosmetic. The white eye is unsightly and many people are self conscious having such. The aim is to colour it and make it appear normal. This eye is usually blind hence its just for cosmetic purpose.
This technology is not new and is done here in naija too.

armadeo: Its not fashion. Its cosmetic. The white eye is unsightly and many people are self conscious having such. The aim is to colour it and make it appear normal. This eye is usually blind hence its just for cosmetic purpose.
This technology is not new and is done here in naija too.

bonger:

you talk like as if you're the one running the branch here in Naija, all have heard of in naija is about the body tatto

webdezzi: any mistake in fine art is?