You can change your eye color with free color contact lenses or free lens samples. If you already wear contact lenses, then you may be able to get colored contacts with your prescription. If you do not need corrective lenses, then you can get non corrective colored contacts in a variety of great colors that give you the color of eyes you’re looking for. Cosmetic color contact lenses change your eye color without correcting your vision.
Manufacturers and sellers of color contact lenses often offer a free pair of colored contact lenses or free trial contact lenses when you buy 2 or 3 pairs. Look for special offers or even trial pairs of contacts. Since there’s so much competition, they may even offer you a free pair of contacts that last 30 days for you to try, in hopes that you’ll continue to purchase their brand of contacts. You can even get a free colored contacts sample if you want to try a new brands of contact lenses.
There are 2 kinds of color contact lenses. Some are dark and block the natural color of your eyes. Others let some of your eye color through, thereby enhancing the color of your eyes. Depending on your natural eye color, you’ll need different kinds of lenses. Dark eye colors include having natural brown or dark brown eyes. Lighter natural eye colors are blue, green hazel or gray.
When choosing a color, you’re going for a subtle, natura effect. If you pick a color that’s too bright, then it doesn’t look natural and you might freak people out a little (sometimes that’s the desired effect with special effects contacts or contacts for Halloween). You want a natural look with just a burst of color added.
Some popular colors are:
- Sapphire Blue
- Deep Blue
- Pearl Gray
- Jade Green
- Hazel Green
- Warm Honey
- Chestnut Brown
- Ocean Blue
- Aquamarine
- Emerald Green
Popular brands of colored contacts are Freshlook and Impressions by Ciba Vision. Other manufacturers or brands of color contact lenses are Acuvue and Acuvue 2 Colours.
When you get your pair of free trial contact lenses, put them in for a few hours to try them out. Look at your eyes both indoors and outdoors to see the difference in lighting conditions. You can typically wear a trial pair for a few days or you can use them for a few shorter periods of time, like going out at night.
Try out a 2-3 different brands and manufacturers of colored contacts to see which you like the best, which are most comfortable for you and which have the best color for you. Once you’ve made your decision, stick with that brand and order a few pairs. Enjoy your new eyes!
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