Colored Contacts for Dark Eyes & Brown Eyes
With the extensive range of colored contact lenses with different shades, designs, materials and opacity in the market, it can sometimes be difficult to choose the best colored contacts for cover dark eyes.
We all end up buying bright colored contacts and circle lenses based on products’ photo on the internet, but only a few actually work. So, for all those brown eyed beauties, we totally hear you and we've rounded up the best colored contacts for dark eyes which will work for you and give you that complete eye color transformation.
Check out our top picks for best colored contacts for dark eyes ranging from natural-looking styles to an intense, noticeable change
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Vassen Dolly Plus Red Contact Lenses Yearly
Princess Pinky Lunar Earth Yellow Contact Lenses for Cosplay Yearly
Uris Polaris Green Eye Contact Lenses Yearly
EOS Fairy Violet Contact Lenses Yearly
EOS Fairy Blue Contact Lenses Yearly
Princess Pinky Sensual Grey Contact Lenses Yearly
Eurasia Khaki Green Contact Lenses Monthly
Uris Polaris Grey Contact Lenses Yearly
Eurasia Crystal Grey Contact Lenses Monthly
Uris Arctic Blue Contact Lenses Yearly
Uris Genetic Brown Contact Lenses Yearly
Princess Pinky Sensual Blue Contacts Yearly
Princess Pinky Eurasia Caramel Brown Monthly
Uris Arctic Brown Circle Lenses Yearly
Uris Polaris Blue Contacts Yearly
EOS Dolly Green Eye Contact Lenses for Cosplay (Prescription) Yearly
Princess Pinky Eurasia Aqua Blue Monthly
Lunar Earth Violet Contact Lenses Yearly
Uris Papillon Blue Contact Lenses for Cosplay, Halloween & Costume Yearly
Uris Arctic Ice Yearly
Uris Genetic Grey Yearly
Princess Pinky Persona Grey Yearly
Princess Pinky Sensual Green Yearly
EOS Dolly Eye Grey Yearly
FAQ
Are there natural circle lenses for dark eyes?
Yes, at Pinky Paradise, we have a range of natural-looking circle lenses for dark eyes that can enhance your eye color without looking too artificial. We recommend contact lenses that have a subtle circle pattern to blend with your natural eye color.
What are the best prescription color contact lenses for dark eyes?
The best prescription color contact lenses for dark eyes depend on your individual eye prescription and preferences. However, it is recommended to consult with your eye doctor before purchasing any prescription contact lenses.
Can color contact lenses for dark eyes look natural?
Yes, color contact lenses for dark eyes can look natural if you choose the right type of lenses and shades. Look for lenses that have a subtle color that blends with your natural eye color. It is also important to choose contacts that have a realistic pattern or design, such as natural-looking iris details or a soft circle pattern. At Pinky Paradise, we have a range of natural-looking color contact lenses like Geo TriColor, Uris Arctic Brown, Princess Pinky Lunar Earth Brown and more.
Are color and circled contact lenses safe for dark eyes?
Absolutely! Colored contacts as well as Circle contact lenses are safe for dark eyes as long as you follow proper hygiene and care instructions. All our contact lenses are safe, and KFDA-approved.
How do I choose the right color contact lenses for my dark eyes?
Consider your skin tone and hair color. Generally, warm-toned skin pairs well with brown, hazel, and honey-colored lenses. For some who prefer a dramatic change for dark eyes, we recommend an opaque lens with vivid colours such as violet, green or blue.
How to care for your colored contacts?
Follow our wear and care guide to properly store and care for your colored contacts. In general, remember to wash your hands before handling your colored contacts to avoid transferring bacteria or dirt to the lenses. Use a specialised lens solution to clean, rinse, and store your lenses. Store your colored contacts in a clean, dry contact lens case when not in use and do not share your lenses to avoid the risk of eye infections.
