Green Color Contact Lenses
What Are Green Contact Lenses
Green coloured contact lenses are designed to change the colour of your eyes to green or enhance your natural green eyes.
They work particularly well with neutral skintones and can look stunning with any hair colour.
Why Choose Green Contact Lenses
Green lenses give you the chance to stand out in a crowd, only 2% of the population have naturally green eyes.
Green contact lenses are a great way to change your eye colour completely or to make your natural green eye have more definition.
We have 12 different shades of green so there are plenty of shades of green to choice from check out Gemstone Green, Jade or Caribbean Aqua
Types Of Green Contact Lenses
Green contact lenses are available in 12 different shades of green and are available as daily disposable or monthly disposable lenses. Whether you want to change your eye colour completely or enhance the colour you were born with, will depend on the type of lens you will want to choose
Opaques - Opaque coloured lenses are designed to change the eye colour of people with darker eye shades. e.g Freshlook Colors. these lenses are able to completely change a dark coloured eyes, such as turning a brown eyes blue or blue eyes brown.
Enhancers - As you would expect Enhancers coloured contact lenses are designed to enhance your natural eye colour, they can slightly lighten darker eyes and even change the colour of lighter coloured eyes. They have more of a natural look and can make your eyes look brighter and fresher without anyyone knowing you wear coloured contacts, a great example is Freshlook Colorblends that use 3 in 1 technology to blend three different iris patterns and colours together to give a very natural effect.
Special Effects - Special effect contact lenses are opaque lenses that are designed to change your eye colour completely and can also change the shape your pupil or make it disappear completely. These are most commonly worn occasionally with fancy dress costume, anime and in the film and theatre industry.
Monthly Disposable - These can be worn for up to 30 consecutive days but will need to be removed, cleaned and stored each evening.
Daily Disposable - These are worn for just one day and then disposed of, although a popular option, there is a limited range of colours in daily disposable contact lenses.
Daily disposable coloured lenses are ideal if you just want to change your eye colour for the evening, or weekend, they are also considered to be the healthiest option for your eyes. (1)
Key Points
Many different shades of Green available
Looks great with red hair
A natural look for neutral skin tones
Monthly and daily disposable options
Getting The Best Out Of Your Green Contact Lenses
If you have not worn contact lenses before we would suggest you have a contact lens fitting with an Optometrist or Contact lens Fitter, and even if you are a regular contact lens wearer, with so many green contact lenses to chose from it’s worth speaking to Optometrist for a trial of coloured contact lenses.
Most colured contact lenses are monthly disposable and like any regular monthly disposable contact lens, monthly coloured lenses do require a little looking after. here’s a refresher of our Do’s and Don’ts for contact lens wearers
- Do – Take proper care of your lenses. Follow the instructions given by the manufacturer, and only wear them as long as they were intended. Wearing lenses longer than prescribed can cause health risks, and reduce the quality of vision.
- Do - Make sure you enjoy your new look. If not, change it! There's no point in sticking with a lens you don't think looks good on you.
- Don't - Share your coloured lenses with any one else. The risk of eye infection increases significantly when lenses are shared between people.
- Don't - Wear contact lenses if your eyes are sore or irritated. These may be symptoms of a serious problem, and wearing contacts may make the problem even worse. If the irritation doesn't go away after a day or two, consult your eye care practitioner.
- Don't - Sleep in your coloured contact lenses
Our Best Selling Green Contact Lenses
Soflens Natural Colors are a monthly disposable contact lens designed to enhances your natural colour or can change lighter coloured eyes completely and is available in 4 shades of green, Amazon, Aquamarine, Emerald and Jade.
Freshlook Colorblends is an enhansing monthly disposable coloured contact lens available in 2 shades of green - Gemstone green and Green
Freshlook Colors are an opaque monthly disposable coloured contact lens ideal for completely changing your eye colour and available in 1 shade of Green
Freshlook 1 Day are a daily disposable coloured contact lens, designed to enhance dark eyes and can completely change the colour of lighter eye shades, avaiable in 1 shade of green.
FAQ's
Do Green Coloured Contact Lenses Correct Your Vision
Green contact lenses come as powered lenses and plano (no power), so if you need prescription contact lenses you can easily change your eye colour whilst seeing clearly, however, if you just want to change your eye colour but do not need corrective contacts, then green coloured lenses re available for you too.
Can I Sleep In Green Coloured Contact Lenses
Unfortunately, there is not currently a coloured contact lens you can wear overnight.
As with all contact lenses it is advisable not to sleep or nap in colored lenses, but if you do nap in lenses occasionally then check out Air Optix Colors, they allow the most oxygen through to your eye of all the coloured lenses and have 9 colour options to choose from.
Is It Safe To Buy Coloured Contact Lenses On-Line
Buying coloured contact lenses on line is safe, providing you buy from a reputable website with professional advise, and follow some basic guideline to keep your lenses clean and your eyes healthy.
Here’s our quick Do’s and Dont’s for coloured contact lens wearers
Do - Buy your coloured lenses from a reputable company
Do – Take proper care of your lenses
Do - Make sure you enjoy your new look. If not, change it!
Don't - Share your coloured lenses with any one
Don't - Wear contact lenses if your eyes are sore or irritated.
Don't - Use your contact lenses for a longer period of time that is recommended for the lens.
Don't - Sleep in your coloured contact lenses
References
Author
John Dreyer Optometrist Bsc(Hons), MCOPTOM, DipCLP
John qualified from Aston University in 1980, he has authored for Contactlenses.co.uk over the last 20 years, bringing his expertise to visitors to the site and providing valuable optical advice to customer questions throughout the years. He has been featured in several leading publications including The Express and ITProPortal
