Colored Contact Lenses - How To Choose The Color That Is Best For You

You want colored contact lenses but you aren't sure which color would
be best for you? Here are some tips that should help you select your
best color.

First of all there are two major types of colored contacts -
enhancement color lenses and opaque lenses. Enhancement lenses are
suitable for people with light eyes only, and are designed to make
your own color brighter or give it a slightly different hue. For
example: a person with naturally green eyes can wear blue enhancement
color lenses and get most beautiful aqua effect.

Opaque lenses are designed for a more dramatic change. Whether you
have light or dark eyes, opaque lenses are not transparent, so they
completely replace the natural color of your eyes with the color of
the lens.

What type and color of colored lenses to select depends on the effect
you want to achieve.
You want your eye color to get brighter, but you don't want to startle
everybody who knows you with a different color.

In this case, if you have light blue eyes, choose blue or aqua
enhancement color contacts. You can also try Freshlook Radiance in
Eden or Moonlight, which gives your eye an 'illuminated' effect.

If your natural color is gray or blue-gray, try blue from Acuvue 2
Colors or Freshlook Dimensions, to get a beautiful ocean blue color.
If you feel more adventurous, go for jade green. Green eyes are quite
rare, so you can make a statement with your new color.

If your eyes are brown, none of the enhancement color contacts would
work for you. Try brown opaque lenses, which will make your color more
defined, or hazel, which would make them lighter. You can also
consider Freshlook Radiance Sunrise (lighter) or Autumn (darker), to
add shimmer to your eyes.

Do you want to try something dramatically different from your natural
color?

In this case opaque color lenses like Freshlook Colorblends, Acuvue 2
Colors opaques or Illusions by Ciba Vision would be your best choice.

If you have dark eyes and dark hair, try blue or amethyst colors, like
True Sapphire or Amethyst from Freshlook Colorblends collection.
Amethyst looks extremely daring and

http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Bot...002/47438.html

I think you would need black and blue contact lenses. Reason is that
someone should come over to your house and beat the crap out of you. You
would then be black and blue and you could look at Vista through a new
light. Perfect.

Post your address and I'll send Guido over to fix you right up.


<> wrote in message
news:9e9d3c46-07da-4107-a5dc-...
> You want colored contact lenses but you aren't sure which color would
> be best for you? Here are some tips that should help you select your
> best color.
>
> First of all there are two major types of colored contacts -
> enhancement color lenses and opaque lenses. Enhancement lenses are
> suitable for people with light eyes only, and are designed to make
> your own color brighter or give it a slightly different hue. For
> example: a person with naturally green eyes can wear blue enhancement
> color lenses and get most beautiful aqua effect.
>
> Opaque lenses are designed for a more dramatic change. Whether you
> have light or dark eyes, opaque lenses are not transparent, so they
> completely replace the natural color of your eyes with the color of
> the lens.
>
> What type and color of colored lenses to select depends on the effect
> you want to achieve.
> You want your eye color to get brighter, but you don't want to startle
> everybody who knows you with a different color.
>
> In this case, if you have light blue eyes, choose blue or aqua
> enhancement color contacts. You can also try Freshlook Radiance in
> Eden or Moonlight, which gives your eye an 'illuminated' effect.
>
> If your natural color is gray or blue-gray, try blue from Acuvue 2
> Colors or Freshlook Dimensions, to get a beautiful ocean blue color.
> If you feel more adventurous, go for jade green. Green eyes are quite
> rare, so you can make a statement with your new color.
>
> If your eyes are brown, none of the enhancement color contacts would
> work for you. Try brown opaque lenses, which will make your color more
> defined, or hazel, which would make them lighter. You can also
> consider Freshlook Radiance Sunrise (lighter) or Autumn (darker), to
> add shimmer to your eyes.
>
> Do you want to try something dramatically different from your natural
> color?
>
> In this case opaque color lenses like Freshlook Colorblends, Acuvue 2
> Colors opaques or Illusions by Ciba Vision would be your best choice.
>
> If you have dark eyes and dark hair, try blue or amethyst colors, like
> True Sapphire or Amethyst from Freshlook Colorblends collection.
> Amethyst looks extremely daring and
>
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Bot...002/47438.html
>

Sell your CRAP in Taiwan(where it is made), NOT here.

Haha, I love spam... Everyone who wants to change their eye color should
just do it permanently with surgery from a true South American Doctor.
http//newcoloriris.com

Don't waste your time looking at your vista through contacts, that's
just absurd


--
slashman
Posted via http://ms-os.com Forum to Usenet gateway