Archive for the 'Colored Contacts' Category
May 5th, 2008 by LensMan
Many people have brown or Hazel colored eyes and hate them. As it would be, many people have other color eyes and want a beautiful rich hazel color. Since the invention of contact lenses makes that possible, worry not!
You can easily buy hazel contact lenses in any prescription strength. Hazel contact lenses are most often purchased by people who already have hazle eyes and want to enhance their existing eye color. Most people with brown or hazel eye colors want them to be brighter and stand out.
Hazel contacts can do exactly that. Instead of your dark and drab hazel eyes, you can get hazel contact lenses and lighten your dark eye color without the use of any permanent method. Hazel contact lenses are wonderful because you can slowly change your eye color when you buy hazel contact lenses.
First buy a pair of hazel contact lenses that is a little lighter than what your natural eye color is. After a month of wearing the slightly lighter hazel contacts, buy a different pair that is a little brighter than the last pair.
After doing this 3-5 times your eyes will be much brighter and most people will not have noticed because they saw you every day for a month with an eye color that was very close to your natural color!
April 27th, 2008 by LensMan
White out contact lenses are a contact lens that completely turn your eye white. Many time with contact lenses they are designed to add color or emphasize the color already in your eye. White out contact lenses do just the opposite. White outs are designed to give you eye a completely colorless look.
Many times white out contacts are called “blind eye” or “blindies” because they make your eye look as if it were blind and frosted over or glassy. The benefit to the white eye contact lenses is that they’re very unique. Most people are looking to add color, but white contacts remove all color.
As you can see in the picture below, the white contact lenses are pretty strange and would make for a great Halloween contact lenses costume if you’re dressing up as someone who is dead, but walking.
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In this picture below is another type of white eye contact lens that only shows the pupil and removes any color around the pupil.
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April 7th, 2008 by LensMan
Black sclera contact lenses are a strange contact lens that you must see to believe. These black scleral contact lenses are called “full sclera” or “scleral”. Both mean they cover the entire eye, including the white around the pupil that is normally not covered by a contact lens. These colored contact lenses are not for the faint of heart!
Not only does this provide a very strange effect, they are also very expensive and instantly recognizable, especially in black. While some manufacturers do make other colors of sclera contact lenses, the black scleral’s are by far the best selling and most popular full scleral covering contact lenses.
If you’ve never seen the full black sclera contact lenses I have a picture. Keep in mind, that these sclera lenses are extremely expensive and difficult to get into your eye. If you’ve never put contact lenses in your eyes before, these aren’t the best place to start. These contact lenses are great for a Gothic Halloween costume. Here are some black sclera contact lens pictures.
We have a limited supply of black sclera contact lenses for sale. You can buy them here.
Very creepy!
April 2nd, 2008 by LensMan
White Eye contacts are a unique and fun set of contacts. If you’ve never seen white eye contacts on someone in real life, not in a picture or online, then you wouldn’t understand!
White eye contacts take the color of your eye and make it white.
There are two types of white eye contacts.
1. Full white out contacts (Buy here)
Full white eye contacts completely cover the eye including the pupil with white. These make it look like you’re either dead or have your eyes rolled back in the back of your head. White eye contacts really can mess with peoples minds. Here is a picture of a full white out eye contact lens. Sometimes this lens in called a “Blind Eye”.
2. White eye Contacts (Buy here)
This white eye contact lens is the more traditional type of white eye contact lens. As you can see from the picture below the white only covers the iris and leaves the pupil visible. This white contact lens gives you excellent vision with a white contact lens.
As you can see by the two different types of white contact lenses there is a huge difference between the two. Although they’re both white, that is where the comparison ends.
March 18th, 2008 by LensMan
White contact lenses have more uses than just Halloween contact lenses! The lightest color in the spectrum, white, has been a very popular contact lens since the late 1990′s. White contacts first made their debut with celebrities and music stars. Gothic rock and punk bands made white contact lenses more popular than most manufacturers thought they would be.
Shipments started slowing down because demand rose quicker than anyone expected especially when Kid Rock wore a white contact lens in both eyes at a concert. Manson made the contact lenses popular as well by wearing his own style named the Manson Style white contact lenses.
After 1999 and into the 2000′s, the white contact lenses started to fade in popularity the rise of sharingan contact lenses and other comic book and anime contact lenses started popping up. When the fad switches I expect white contact lenses to become popular by 2010 again. People will be wanting contact lenses that cover the full sclera and hide the entire eye. With a full white scleral contact lens you won’t see any veins or any color in the eye.
Here are a few pictures of white contact lenses.
White Out
Skeleton Teeth
