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Color Contacts for Dark EyesWhich colored contacts are best for dark eyes? This the most frequently asked question from colored contact newbies. That’s because dark eyes are the trickiest to change and still achieve the most natural or dramatic look. Tricky, but not impossible. It really depends on the product, your natural eye color and skin tone. Three New Colorblends ColorsThe three latest Colorblends colors are ideal for dark eyes. They are: Brilliant Blue, Gemstone Green and Sterling Gray. They're called Vibrant Views, the most vivid and intense colors in the Colorblends line. Here they are on a real person with dark eyes.
Blue Color Contacts for Dark EyesParis Hilton does this one the best. Her natural brown eyes are now famously blue. Your best bet to get her look is to try light blue contacts such as Natural Touch Opaques, in baby blue.
Gray Color Contacts for Dark EyesGray contacts on brown eyes often show either a barely noticeable change or a muddy effect. You may have to try a few brands to find the color that best suits you.
Green Color Contacts for Dark EyesLike gray lenses, green eye contacts on brown eyes change color to varied results. These lenses work the best if your natural brown eye color has green undertones or green flecks.
Hazel Color Contacts for Dark EyesSome of you may want to lighten very dark eyes but stay within a brown color tone. Try these hazel or honey contacts:
While most major contact lens manufacturers make opaque lenses that completely mask the natural eye color, remember, what looks great on a friend may look completely different on you, so be prepared to try a few brands and colors before you find the perfect look. These recommendations gleaned from user experiences on the net as well as manufacturers’ claims. Note that the color charts provided by manufacturers often aren’t always accurate and should be considered as a guide only. Your best bet is to get a sample pair from your eye doctor to try first, so you know what you’re buying. Please note: contact lenses, even if worn for cosmetic reasons, are medical devices that should be worn under the prescription, direction, and supervision of an eye care professional.
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