The phrase that the eyes - the mirror of the soul is very beloved by many, and no one will certainly argue with the fact that there is some truth in it.
A lot depends on the look, or rather - from the look and the whole image and image of the person begins. Tired, sluggish, apathetic look will not hide or compensate even the most elegant dress from the world's leading designers, while a mischievous, bright, optimistic and confident look will not spoil the look, even if the girl wears the most unattractive gown.
The color of the eye can change the look - make it brighter, more aggressive, or vice versa, more tender and more modest. Today, you can change the color of your eyes with contact lenses - this is a simple way that everyone can. Let's find out how harmful the use of colored contact lenses can be, and how to choose them.
Types of colored contact lenses
Today we can distinguish two most popular types of color lenses:
- Corrective - designed to correct vision ;
- without diopters - for people with normal vision, who just want to change the color of the iris.
Are colored lenses harmful?
With rare use - for example, once a half a year no more than 8 hours, colored lenses are absolutely harmless.
If you constantly wear colored lenses, it can lead to dry eyes, besides, lateral vision may be disturbed due to the fact that the lens is directly adjacent to the pupil and is made of a material that somehow distorts visibility.
Another important point is the proper care of the lenses . They have a limited shelf life, usually not very large - a few days. It is also important to use a special solution that protects the eyes from contact with lenses.
Thus, lenses can be called harmful if they are often used.
How to choose colored lenses?
The choice of the color of the lenses should be done proceeding from the fact, on the pupils of what color they will be used.
Color lenses for dark eyes
For dark eyes, lenses of saturated blue shades will suit:
- Dark blue - a color close to natural blue eyes, they can be purchased from the manufacturer Baush & Lomb.
- Sapphire - a lighter shade of cornflower blue eyes, such lenses can be found in Wesley Jessen.
- Emerald - an intermediate shade between green and blue, it can be attributed to the turquoise color; they can be purchased from Wesley Jessen.
Color lenses for light eyes
For light shades of the iris, brown or nut lenses are suitable:
- Color lenses for green eyes can be saturated brown, close to black shade; such lenses can be found at the Chinese company Circle Lens.
- Color lenses for blue eyes can be a nutty shade or a fantastic purple; they can be purchased from Fusion.