Colored Contacts For Dark Eyes

What Are The Best Color Contacts For Dark Eyes?

The best color contact for dark eyes is that which can change the color of the eyes. If your eye color is dark brown, blue or green then the best colored contact lens for you is the opaque lens. The colors that can enhance the beauty of dark eyes are royal blue, green, baby blue, etc.

What Are The Best Non Prescription Colored Contacts?

Some of our best non prescription colored contacts include the Blue Mystic Two Tone Contact Lenses and the Black Halloween Colored Contact Lenses so, as you can see, whatever style you are after Colored Contacts proves a popular place to shop.

Are Colored Contacts Bad For Your Eyes?

Pretty Scary: Colored Contact Lenses Can Damage Your Eyes. Experts say colored contacts that create vampire or zombie eyes for Halloween can cause damage to the eyes. Make sure you have a prescription before using them.

What Is The Best Color Contact?

It is important to consider not only the color of your eyes but your skin complexion before choosing a color contact lens. Blue, light green and violet go well with fair colored skin tones and people with dark complexions should go for something brighter and reflective.

What Color Contacts Should I Get?

If you have warm skin tones (yellow or gold undertones) and yellow-blond or golden brown hair color, contacts that often look best are those that include highlights of light brown, honey, hazel and green.

What Are The Best Color Contact Lenses?

If you have darker skin or warmer skin tones with yellow or golden undertones, then the most suitable colored contact lenses are hazel, honey, green or light brown. Alternatively, for people with cooler skin tones that have bluish undertones, the most popular eye color contact lenses are violet and blue.

Are There Any Non Prescription Colored Contact Lenses?

The good news is that Air Optics Colors and FreshLook ColorBlends both offer non-prescription colored contact lenses. This is for all of their colored lenses.

Which Is The Best Color For Eye Contacts?

Green Eye Contacts – Often natural green eyes can be dull in color but these green colored contacts are more vibrant while not being so pronounced as to look completely unnatural. The tri tone of this color features small amounts of brown to provide that natural look of an iris.

What Kind Of Contact Lenses Do You Use?

Although rigid lenses are an option, soft permeable high quality plastic lenses are the most comfortable option for prescription and non-prescription colored lenses alike. Colors that edge too close to or cover your pupil will almost always interfere with your vision, so look for a gradient option that keeps your sight sharp and clear.

Is It Illegal To Wear Contacts Without A Prescription?

In recent years, non prescription colored contacts have gained popularity, and many people wear them to change their eye color for Halloween costumes, cosplay, photoshoots, or just for aesthetic reasons. It is illegal to sell contacts without a valid prescription in the United States.

Should I Get Colored Contacts?

If you are brown-skinned or tanned, you need bright colored contact lenses, colors that will make your eyes glowier than your complexion. Tanned people usually choose hazel, green, honey, grey or dark blue (sapphire/navy) contacts.

Do Colored Contacts Affect Vision?

Colored contacts have artificial pigment in a doughnut shape with a clear circle in the center so that you can see without affecting vision. Sometimes the colored part of the contact can cover part of the pupil which can affect vision, but not how colors are perceived.

What Color Contacts Are Best For Tan Skin?

If you are brown-skinned or tanned, you need bright colored contact lenses, colors that will make your eyes glowier than your complexion. Tanned people usually choose hazel, green, honey, grey or dark blue (sapphire/navy) contacts.