Colored Contact Lenses Enhance Your Natural Eye Color

Colored contact lenses are also known as cosmetic contact lenses or novelty colored lenses. They are designed to blend with your natural eye color so before buying make sure that these color contact lenses you choose enhance your natural eye color or change it significantly.

Once you have decided the kind of colored contact lenses suits your look then you can take a decision on the shade of colored contact lenses because of the paints and pigments are used to adding color; green dragon eye contacts, gold vampire contact lenses allow less oxygen to pass through. So whether you are buying colored contact lenses for cosmetic purpose or vision correction always take the advice of your eye doctor for the selection of your contacts which will keep your eyes cool and comfortable.

If you are the first-time wearer or using colored contact lenses for the first time, follow instructions or guidelines described by the manufacturer and the Ophthalmologists:

• Before buying contacts get the prescription from your eye doctor and make sure they fit properly

• Don’t take the risk of permanently damaging your eyes, always buy colored contact lenses from a licensed source who requires a prescription

• For wearing and cleaning your colored contact lenses follow the instructions of your eye care professional

• Never swap or share your contacts with anybody else or your friend because it can cause an eye infection, discomfort and eye strain due to wearing the wrong prescription colored contact lenses.

• Stop wearing your colored contact lenses, if you experience any swelling, redness or irritation and immediately consult your eye doctor.

• Do not sleep while your colored contact lenses are inside your eyes since sleeping in contact lens can lead to oxygen deprivation, and if occasionally you take the risk of using your colored contact lenses overnight it can significantly increase the risk of corneal inflammation.

 

There are various factors like hair color and skin tone, affect the color of your contact lenses. Sometimes, it depends on the kind of look you want to achieve – subtle and natural-looking.