Color contact lenses are an excellent way to express your individuality. They come in many designs and colors, so you can find the right ones for any outfit or occasion. But it’s important to choose the right style of contacts before you buy them. Here are some tips on doing just that:
Contact Lenses Color Options
Before choosing color lenses, decide what kind of look you’re trying to achieve. There are three basic types of contacts: solid-color lenses, “flash” changing lenses, and alternating-color designs.
Solid color contacts give you one color over both eyes. This is usually your natural eye color with a little bit of enlargement added into the mix for dramatic effect. These are perfect if you want something simple and wearable or if you just want to enhance your natural eye color.
Solid-color lenses will give you the most realistic look. They are perfect for people who don’t want any sort of crazy coloring in their eyes. If this sounds like you, it’s safe to say that wearing solid-colored contacts is a great idea.
Flash-changing lenses are designed to change colors over time while they’re still on your eyes gradually. Instead of having one single color, these contact lenses have two or three different shades on them. For example, some designs may turn from blue to green, while others go from brown to bright purple! All of this happens slowly as the contacts dry out with exposure to air—it’s a magically disappearing effect.
Flash lenses are perfect for people who want something more flashy and showy. They make your eyes pop, especially if you have dark or light brown eyes. Since the color isn’t solid, there’s more of a chance that they’ll be comfortable to wear all day long.
Alternating-color designs change colors over time as well, but on a much faster timescale than flash lenses do—you’ll see the lens color changing every few seconds, rather than minutes! This speed makes these lenses very eye-catching and fun to watch. You can also get versions that change from one solid shade of color to another and those with two different colors once. The latter is best if you want something simple and versatile.
Alternating lenses are perfect if you like the look of solid contact lenses but want a bit more flair and variety in your style. They also work well for people who already have their natural eye color; wearing different-colored lenses will make them pop even more! However, they’re not suitable to wear while swimming, driving, or doing any other physical activity that puts your eyes at risk—you should only get these if comfort isn’t an issue since changing colors can be distracting (and dangerous).
In conclusion, color contact lenses come in three main styles: solid-color, flash changing and alternating. You can also choose between flash lenses if you like the idea of your eyes changing colors over time—in either direction! Alternating color lenses are perfect for people who already have natural eye color; they make your natural eye color (or even both) pop more than ever before.