Start with a character, a graphic effect or a natural iris print. Use the matching guide or collection to compare designs, then open the exact product for current options.
Compare character-specific prints rather than choosing by colour alone. The image shows the Kokushibo open-pupil version.
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Choose the Geass or everyday-eye design that matches your reference. The image shows the red Geass print.
Each eye has a red-and-blue segmented print. Compare the shown pattern and select the power on the product page.
Compare the actual red-violet, gray, blue and green designs. The gray version is shown; these are not full-eye sclera lenses.
The white mesh design shown covers the pupil area and may significantly limit vision. Read the design details before choosing.
For a softer colour-change direction, compare the iris print and product photos. DNA Taylor Blue Gray is shown.
Available powers and fit details vary by design. Ask your eye-care professional to confirm suitable lenses and your contact-lens prescription, including for plano lenses. See our prescription verification information.
How would colour contact lenses look on me? What shade should I go for? How do I wear colour contacts safely? Follow us for the answers to these, and many more questions.
Coloured contact lenses let you alter the appearance of your natural eye colour, either with a subtle enhancement or something more dramatic. They're available with a corrective power or purely for cosmetic use without any correction.
What are coloured contact lenses?
Coloured contact lenses are designed to imitate the appearance of your iris. Your iris isn't just one block of plain colour, it contains patterns, shapes and speckles so most coloured contacts mimic and enhance these unique features.
Lens designs differ. Some have a clear central pupil area, while mesh and full-pupil prints may significantly limit vision. Check the specific design and ask your eye-care professional whether it is suitable for you.
Whether you're looking for a natural, everyday look or are seeking a spooky, supernatural style for Halloween, you can achieve it with coloured contact lenses.
What vision problems do coloured contacts correct?
Available powers vary by product. Check the exact selector and your current contact-lens prescription; do not assume a design is available for every type of vision correction. Plano (0.00) has no corrective power and still requires an appropriate fitting.
Coloured contact lenses for astigmatism do exist but aren't common. We don't stock toric coloured contacts and would advise only buying them from a reputable retailer to be certain that you get safe and good quality lenses.
Why choose coloured contact lenses?
Coloured contacts don't have to completely transform your appearance, they're also great when you want to add depth or intensity to your natural eye colour. Although many people will associate them with fancy dress, you'd be surprised how many people wear coloured contact lenses daily.
Of course, one of the most popular reasons for people to choose coloured contact lenses is for costumes. If you're looking to recreate the style of your favourite film or TV character, then coloured lenses are a good option. They're also great for Halloween, helping you to make monstrous, fantastical looks come to life.
Advice on choosing coloured contact lenses
Arguably the most important part of choosing coloured lenses is making sure you pick a pair that'll change your eye colour in the way that you hoped. The trick is to make sure whether the lenses you choose are designed to enhance your natural eye colour or change it significantly.
Once you know what kind of coloured contact lens you need, you should then figure out what shade is going to work well. If you're looking for a complete transformation then you needn't worry too much about which colour will suit your natural look, but if you're looking for something a little subtler then you might want to take this into account.
If your eyes are of a lighter shade and you're looking to add more depth without making a big change, consider your hair colour and skin tone before settling on a shade. If you have pale blue eyes, for example then you should try other blues, greys and even shades of green for a softer, more understated change. If you do want to make a bold statement, look out for opaque lenses in shades that contrast with your complexion. For example, you could try a deep brown tint with blonde hair and fair skin.
If you have darker eyes, you can soften their impact by using opaque tinted lenses in light shades of brown. If you want to change your eye colour considerably. Trying a contrasting colour such as violet or vibrant green with dark skin can often lead to a brilliant, eye-catching look.
Whether you're buying coloured contact lenses just for cosmetic purposes or with vision correction, you should visit your optician beforehand. This way they can help you to understand which coloured contact lenses will keep your eyes comfortable so you can pick the best brand for you.
If you're new to wearing contact lenses, then here's some useful advice:
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