As a contact lens beginner, you may have already realized that there's much more to these vibrant eye accessories than meets the eye. That's where we come in—to guide you through the maze of options, sharing valuable insights and tips that will empower you to make informed decisions and take your contact lens journey to the next level.
In this article, we'll delve beyond the basics and explore lesser-known secrets about colored contact lenses. We'll address common concerns, debunk myths, and provide you with practical tips that can help you achieve the look you desire while ensuring comfort and eye health.
So, whether you're curious about the incredible range of colors, intrigued by the different types of colored lenses available, or seeking advice on caring for your lenses, we've got you covered. Let's embark on this enlightening journey together and unveil the hidden world of colored contact lenses.
Without further ado, let's begin our exploration of the top tips you never knew about colored contact lenses, opening doors to endless creativity and self-expression. Continue reading, and prepare to be amazed by the possibilities that await you.
-The answer is No.
Colored contact lenses are indeed different from normal contact lenses, for their pigment layer design needs a certain degree of sealing, that will reduce the oxygen permeability of the lens.
But the harm of wearing colored contact lenses to the eyes is usually caused by choosing unsuitable material, not doing good regular inspection, wearing them for too long, not wearing and taking them off correctly, etc.
-For the ones who wear lenses for the first time, we recommend she choose lenses with a diameter between 13.8mm ~ 14.2mm.
In the beginning, trying the lenses on the eyes will not be easy, so we advise her to wear a smaller diameter first, then after a period of wearing time, she can try 14.5mm again.
For the girls with relatively small eyes, we advise her not to wear lenses with big diameters (like 14.5mm), for the big-diameter lenses on her eyes will not let eyes show up except the pupil.
No. The colored contact lenses can not be worn on the eyes after they are taken from the package. Because the solution in the package box is made from borate material, though it can be a preservative for the lenses, wearing the lenses from the package directions will irritate the eyes.
We suggest she put the lenses in the new dedicated care solution after taking them out from the package, soak and clean them for about 8 hours, then try them on her eyes. Even with the daily lenses, we should also clean them this way, thus we can wear lenses more safely.
No. Usually, colored contact lenses with a short life cycle have higher water content than colored contact lenses with a long life cycle. For yearly lenses, the best water content percentage is 38%; for daily lenses, the best water content percentage range is from 50%~55%. If you’re the people whose eyes are very easy to dry, you'd better choose lenses with lower water content.
We hope this can help you know more about colored contact lenses and solve some troubles in choosing and wearing lenses, and be closer to colored contact lenses.
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