Showing posts with label blue color contacts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue color contacts. Show all posts
Monday, February 17, 2014
Tints Found in Color Contact Lenses
Colored lenses are divided into three main categories according to the level of tints included into their composition. The colored contacts with visibility tints have almost no impact on your eye color. They are light green or blue and allow an easier handling during the process of inserting and removing.
Contact lenses with enhancement tints are used to accentuate the original color of the eye and they are darker than the ones with visibility tints. If you think that your dark eyes are not dark enough, these lenses give you a hand.
The last category and probably the most wanted are represented by the opaque colored contacts. The opaque (non-transparent) tints incorporated into these contacts change in depth your eye color. The natural color is completely altered and you acquire an entirely new look. The theatrical contact lenses that create a supernatural glance (ghosts, demons, or vampires) are considered a subcategory of this type of opaque contacts. They are usually used in various plays at the theatre but you can try a pair too at a Halloween party, for example.
There is a large variety of opaque colored contacts such as dark brown, hazel, violet, dark blue, deep green, gray, amethyst, and various other color contacts. When it comes to talking about how to select your colored contacts, the main point is that you may choose any color you want. However, it never hurts to take into consideration the natural eye color.
Resources
Article: Top 5 Color Contact Lens Brands
Article: Best Makeup Colors for Contact Lenses
Article: Circle Lenses, The Newest Fashion Accessory
Friday, May 24, 2013
Make Up Tips for Contact Lense Wearers
Wearing
contact lenses and wearing makeup at the same time is natural and safe
provided that you follow a few basic tips when you plan on wearing the
two together.
As always, you should wash your hands and use tools to apply your make up that have been washed or disinfected.
Your eyes are very important and you need to keep them healthy. Makeup can carry lots of bacteria so it's very important the your makeup does not get mixed in with your contact lenses.
Apply your eye make up before you put on your lenses. Wait a few minutes for your makeup to dry and then wash your hands. Insert your contact lenses after the makeup has been applied.
When you ready to remove your contact lenses, please remove your makeup first, then again wash your hands, remove your lenses, thoroughly clean your contact lens case and store your lenses. Repeat this procedure every time you wear makeup and contacts.
Enjoy the look of brighter looking eyes by mixing colors based on the contact lens color. Blue colored contacts look great with purple and grey eyeshadow! Have fun experimenting with your makeup colors and your eye color. Its a lot of fun!
As always, you should wash your hands and use tools to apply your make up that have been washed or disinfected.
Your eyes are very important and you need to keep them healthy. Makeup can carry lots of bacteria so it's very important the your makeup does not get mixed in with your contact lenses.
Apply your eye make up before you put on your lenses. Wait a few minutes for your makeup to dry and then wash your hands. Insert your contact lenses after the makeup has been applied.
When you ready to remove your contact lenses, please remove your makeup first, then again wash your hands, remove your lenses, thoroughly clean your contact lens case and store your lenses. Repeat this procedure every time you wear makeup and contacts.
Enjoy the look of brighter looking eyes by mixing colors based on the contact lens color. Blue colored contacts look great with purple and grey eyeshadow! Have fun experimenting with your makeup colors and your eye color. Its a lot of fun!
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Questions & Answers About Fashion Color Contact Lenses
How long can I wear my new contact lenses?
The contact lenses that we carry in our store are for cosmetic purposes only and not for prolonged extended wear. If you plan to wear them daily they should not be worn for more than 8 hours at a time.
Can I sleep in contact lenses?
No. You should never sleep in contact lenses. You can cause severe damage to your eyes.
Can I swim in fashion contact lenses?
No, you should not swim in contact lenses because the water contains bacteria that can get trapped in between the lens and your eye and cause infection.
Can I reuse these colored fashion contact lenses?
Yes, these fashion contact lenses can be reused but again, they are cosmetic only and are not to be worn for long periods of time. Do not sleep in them. Always remove them and put them in the case with solution for safe storage and disinfecting.
How often should I clean my contact lenses?
Contact lenses should be cleaned daily and you should also make sure to clean the case that you store them in on a regular basis.
Can I wear makeup with color contact lenses?
Yes of course. But we just advise that you put your makeup on first, wash your hands and then insert your lenses.
How will I know when it's time to take them out?
If you are experiencing headaches or eye strain you should take your lenses out immediately and add solution to them. It could simply just be that your eyes are drying out. If that does not work and you are still experiencing eye strain, then you should take them out for 24 hours. If any redness or yellowing of the eye occurs, give your eyes a rest.
How will I know when it is time to dispose of my contact lenses, throw them away and buy a new pair?
If you are feeling any prolonged discomfort while wearing your contact lenses you should dispose of them. If your contact lens expiry date is past the wear capacity (3 months, 6 months, or 1 year, )depending on the type of lenses you have purchased, you should dispose of them as you should never wear them past their extended date.
You may also notice that your contact lenses become very soft and can no longer stay in. They will become soft and pop out of your eyes. The contacts will have lost their shape and that means its time to throw them away and get a new pair. We always recommend that customers buy at least 3 pairs of contacts with 2 of them in the same color in case you lose one.
Are Fashion Contact Lenses Safe?
Like any other cosmetic product, contact lenses are safe provided that the user has healthy eyes meaning they have gone to an eye care practitioner and received the green light to go ahead and wear contacts. Although fashion contact lenses do not require a prescription, it is always best to visit with an eye doctor to see make sure that you do not require a prescription or a special type of lens. Our eyes are very important and should be treated with the utmost care. Proper cleansing and storing the lenses and short term wear will make them a safe, fun and easy to wear cosmetic.
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