There are many optical illusions out there, which use colours, patterns and lighting to deceive our brains. 

Previously, we have shown an illusion that uses colour saturation to make it look like an object is changing colours as it moves through different backgrounds.

Colour saturation optical illusion and why it tricks us

Optical illusions through a combination of colours, patterns and lighting can create images that can be deceptive to our brains.

We have previously shown how four different optical illusions can trick our brains into seeing things in different ways, yet the colour saturation optical illusion may be the most mind bending yet.

One of the most magical sights on Earth is a night sky full of dazzling stars. Since the beginning of time, humans have looked up at the stars with awe and wonderment, and it remains a popular pastime even today.

In our guide to the world’s greatest stargazing spots, Lenstore has analysed 29 locations across the globe based on the visibility of stars due to low light pollution and their popularity according to monthly search volume data from Google.

Lenstore: Bingeability Tester Dream Job

Whether you’re a Netflix and Chiller or an Amazon Primer and Quality Timer… we want to hear from you! 

As the Winter weather continues into the New Year, the time for duvet days and movie marathons is yet to die. But what if you could get paid to stay wrapped up on the sofa? 

Can your eyes reveal your lies?

Brits have a penchant for telling porkies, according to our new study that reveals one in five (20%) lie at least once a day – and one in 10 (10%) are serial liars, telling up to 10 fibs every day.

To find out how often Brits lie, who they’re dishonest to, and what they lie about, we surveyed 2,000 adults up and down the country, and found out that the average Brit tells three lies each week – that’s 150 lies every year!

Britain is a nation of avid readers, with 92% saying they enjoy or love reading according to our recent survey.

The pandemic also encouraged and enabled us to read more, with one in four (26%) Brits getting stuck into more books during the lockdowns.

But not everyone has much time for reading now things are back to normal, in fact, one in eight (13%) told us that they’re rarely reading atm due to having limited free time. This in turn could explain why 6.2 million Brits can’t remember the last time they picked up a book and read for pleasure!

Whether it’s starting a new job, meeting friends of friends or going on a first date, it takes just a matter of seconds for someone to evaluate you when you meet them for the first time. But just how important are first impressions to us, and how do physical appearances have an impact on our opinion of someone’s character?