Discover our photo gallery to find out how FreshLook Colorblends would look on you. FreshLook One Day utilise the same technology as Focus Dailies for comfortable, high performing daily contact lenses.
They enhance your natural eye colour and come in 4 different shades, offering you the convenience and high hygiene levels of daily lenses. Simply throw them away after wearing them for a day and use a fresh pair next time.
Be inspired by our FreshLook One Day lenses, see how they would look on you. With 9 different shades to choose from Air Optix Colors are comfortable and vibrant coloured contact lenses. They're monthly lenses so can be worn for up to 30 consecutive days, which is perfect if coloured contacts are a part of your daily look.
These breathable lenses allow oxygen to reach your eye easily while locking in moisture to keep your eyes looking and feeling healthy. FreshLook Colors are monthly coloured contact lenses designed to add depth and vibrancy to your eye colour. These opaque tinted lenses are perfect for a more dramatic change in your look and come in 6 colours to suit both light and dark eyes, such as Misty Grey and Sapphire Blue. With a high water content, these lenses keep your eyes hydrated throughout wear and ensure the utmost comfort while you wear them.
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Again, this is a case where your patience will really pay off! An optician should also be visited if you notice anything unusual when putting your lenses in. The health of your eyes is the most important thing! Removing contact lenses can often be thought of as an arduous task. Just like putting the contact lenses in, taking them out requires patience the first few times.
If you become frustrated, do not hesitate to take a break and come back to the venture. So, visit us often to find the hottest, newest new items from the best colored contacts brands! You have successfully subscribed! This email has been registered. Colored Contacts. Shop by Color. Shop by Style. Shop by Frequency. Shop by Type. Shop by Graphic Diameter.
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How can I be sure my colored contacts are safe? Are my eyes safe for colored contacts? Can anyone wear contact lenses? I keep reading how important it is to properly care for and clean for my lenses. How do I clean them? DO soak your lenses for two hours in solution prior to inserting them into your eye. DO wash your lenses in solution if they touch anything besides your eyes. DO keep your lenses case clean and regularly change the eye care solution.
DO remove the contacts before you go to sleep, bathe, shower or partake in water sports. DO remove the lenses if you feel any unexpected irritation, soreness or notice redness or excessive eye watering. DO seek medical advice if you notice any of the conditions mentioned above. DO NOT use tap water, saliva or household product to clean the lenses, only the eye care solution.
DO NOT let the contacts come into contact with any cosmetic products i. DO NOT attempt to insert lenses that seem damaged, broken or torn or in any way compromised. DO NOT insert more than one pair of lenses into your eye at one time. DO NOT share lenses with another person. Can I get it from contacts? What if I have itchy, watery, allergy eyes?
What are colored contact lenses made of? Can I cry with my contacts in? Are colored contact lenses expensive? What colors do you have?
What color should I choose? Which lenses should I use for video calls? Why do you need my prescription in order to send my color contact lenses? Why would my doctor decline my request? I keep hearing about UV damage - can you help? But how do I put my contacts in? Take Out Your Lens — After thoroughly washing and drying your hands, lift the contact lens out of its case. It is recommended that you pick up the lens with the index finger of your dominant hand.
Ensure that the lens sits on your fingertip the right way — with it curving outwards. It can sometimes be difficult to tell if a lens is inside out or not, so be sure to inspect it before placing it in your eye. Lower Your Eyelid — With your other hand, hold your eye open. The best way to do this is to the pull down your eyelid with your index finger, being sure to hold your lashes down as well. This part can be tricky.
Your natural response will be to blink, as your brain is programmed to prevent ocular damage in the form of objects entering your eye. Place The Contact In Your Eye — Look upwards with your eye, exposing the white portion, and gently insert the contact lens.
You are likely to feel a strong urge to blink when doing this the first few times — which is completely natural — but try to avoid doing so. Allow The Lens To Settle — Finally, hold your eye closed for a few seconds to allow the lens to settle in. If it has, then congrats! Go out there and rock your new look! But how do I get them back out? In doing so, you will greatly reduce the risk of infection and bacteria spreading unnecessarily. For contacts that have a longer wear cycle, such as monthly or yearly durations, we highly recommend you store your lenses in a disinfected lens case, filled with approved multipurpose solution.
The process is simple, all you need to do is gently pull down on your lower eyelid then pull up your upper eyelid so that your eyelashes are as close to your eyebrow as possible.
All you need to do is place your forefinger and thumb at either side of your colored contact lens and gently pinch. Gently repeat the process or seek help from someone close to you. Repeat on The Other Eye - As simple as it sounds, the next step is to repeat the process on your remaining eye! Shop All Colors of Contact Lenses. Shop by Prescription Needs. Shop Popular Categories. Recently Viewed Products Clear all.
Quantity must be 1 or more. Add to cart. Customer Login. If you are already registered, please log in. But regardless which type of colored contacts you want or need, a professional fitting and a contact lens prescription from a licensed eye doctor is required. Most colored contact lenses are designed to mimic the natural look of the colored part of the eye , called the iris.
Since this area is made up of colorful shapes and lines, some color contacts feature a series of tiny colored dots and radially arranged colored lines and shapes to help the lenses look more natural on the eye. The center of the lens, the part that lies over your pupil , is clear so you can see. This usually is a light blue or green tint added to a lens, just to help you see it better during insertion and removal, or if you drop it.
This is a solid but translucent see-through tint that is a little darker than a visibility tint. As the name implies, an enhancement tint is meant to enhance the natural color of your eyes. Colored contacts with this type of tint usually are best for people who have light-colored eyes and want to make their eye color more vibrant.
These color-blending contacts are designed with tints that become gradually more opaque from the outside edges in, which allows a more natural-looking new eye color. This is a non-transparent tint that can change your eye color completely. If you have dark eyes, you'll need this type of color contact lens to change your eye color. Color contacts with opaque tints come in a wide variety of colors, including hazel , green , blue, violet , amethyst, brown and gray.
Costume or theatrical contact lenses also fall into the category of opaque color tints. Long used in the movies, these special-effect contact lenses are now widely available for novelty use. You can temporarily transform yourself into an alien, goth or vampire, to name a few. The contact lens color that will suit you best depends on many factors, such as your hair color and skin tone. But, ultimately, it depends on the kind of look you want to achieve — subtle and natural-looking or dramatic and daring.
Whether you want full color or color-enhancing contacts , there are plenty of great options to choose from. If you want to change your appearance but in a more subtle way, you may want to choose an enhancement tint that defines the edges of your iris and deepens your natural color.
And if you want to experiment with a different eye color while still looking natural, you might choose contact lenses in gray or green, for example, if your natural eye color is blue. If you're after a dramatic new look that everyone notices immediately, those with naturally light-colored eyes and a cool complexion with blue-red undertones might choose a warm-toned contact lens such as light brown.
Opaque colored tints are the best choice if you have dark eyes. For a natural-looking change, try a lighter honey brown or hazel colored lens. But if you really want to stand out from the crowd, opt for contact lenses in vivid colors, such as blue, green or violet.
And if your skin is dark, bright-colored lenses can create a show-stopping new look. If you're after a truly individualized look, some contact lens manufacturers specialize in creating custom color tints for both prescription and non-prescription contact lenses.
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