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This is a discussion on adore tri-tone within the Color Contact Lenses forums; Has any black-eyed user here ever tried the Adore tri-tone light grey? thanks for your ...


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Old 10-07-2011, 04:00 PM
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Has any black-eyed user here ever tried the Adore tri-tone light grey? thanks for your responses
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Old 10-10-2011, 12:15 PM
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Has any black-eyed user here ever tried the Adore tri-tone light grey? thanks for your responses
I've seen some people with dark brown eyes, but never black. I'm guessing that's what color your eyes are, noemieva?
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Old 10-11-2011, 12:48 PM
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I've seen some people with dark brown eyes, but never black. I'm guessing that's what color your eyes are, noemieva?
My eyes are medium-dark brown. what were Adores light gray like on this colour? I mean, did they show? I currently use Platinum by B&L but they are a little too obvious. Thanks 4 ur reply.
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Old 10-11-2011, 01:53 PM
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My eyes are medium-dark brown. what were Adores light gray like on this colour? I mean, did they show? I currently use Platinum by B&L but they are a little too obvious. Thanks 4 ur reply.
I found this picture, but the color is called "Bi-Tone Grey." Is this the color you're looking for?

If you look at this picture you will see that the grey kind of fades to brown toward the pupil.
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Old 10-11-2011, 03:44 PM
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I found this picture, but the color is called "Bi-Tone Grey." Is this the color you're looking for?

If you look at this picture you will see that the grey kind of fades to brown toward the pupil.
I know this picture from "from head to toe" and it looks great but these are the bi-tones. My mind is still set on the three toned, though I saw a very bad review on youtube for the light blue.
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Old 10-11-2011, 04:52 PM
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I know this picture from "from head to toe" and it looks great but these are the bi-tones. My mind is still set on the three toned, though I saw a very bad review on youtube for the light blue.
Is this better? This picture is labeled "Adore Tri-tone Grey."
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Old 10-12-2011, 11:15 AM
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Is this better? This picture is labeled "Adore Tri-tone Grey."
this is a picture from the manufacturer and it is on blue/light eyes. all I can do is wait for my lenses to come and post a review of myself. thanks, anyway.
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Old 10-12-2011, 01:46 PM
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this is a picture from the manufacturer and it is on blue/light eyes. all I can do is wait for my lenses to come and post a review of myself. thanks, anyway.
Well, they tried, I guess.
Do you have to have a certain number of posts first before you can post a picture? I know you said you were going to post a review, but I'd sure like to see the contact lenses the way you described them.
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Old 10-25-2011, 03:17 PM
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the Adore tri-tone light grey came. 50 % of the lens is BLACK! They hardly show. So, if your heart is set on Adores, purchase the bi-tones, because they do not have the black streaks. I cannot post pictures yet because I haven't reached the 15-post minimum but I promise I will, in my B&L Platiunum and Accuvue Gray, alongside the horrible, horrible, horrible Adores tri-tone's.
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Old 10-25-2011, 04:21 PM
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I cannot post pictures yet because I haven't reached the 15-post minimum but I promise I will, in my B&L Platiunum and Accuvue Gray, alongside the horrible, horrible, horrible Adores tri-tone's.
I can hardly wait . . .
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Old 11-17-2011, 01:26 PM
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the Adore tri-tone light grey came. 50 % of the lens is BLACK! They hardly show. So, if your heart is set on Adores, purchase the bi-tones, because they do not have the black streaks. I cannot post pictures yet because I haven't reached the 15-post minimum but I promise I will, in my B&L Platiunum and Accuvue Gray, alongside the horrible, horrible, horrible Adores tri-tone's.
I'm looking forward to seeing those Acuvue lenses, but I'm also curious about those "horrible, horrible Adores tri-tone's." When you say "50% of the lens is black" what does that mean?
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Old 11-17-2011, 02:39 PM
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I'm looking forward to seeing those Acuvue lenses, but I'm also curious about those "horrible, horrible Adores tri-tone's." When you say "50% of the lens is black" what does that mean?
It means that the outer rim is very broad and black. Inside it there is a thin layer of grey and around the pupil, some yellowish-brownish spots. But you know what? Everybody told me I look great in them so they became my favourite. They look dark grey-green on my eyes and make my eyes look doll-like big, without anything fake showing. Plus they are so comfortable, that I sometimes forgot to take them out when I got home. I'll post pictures soon
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Old 11-17-2011, 02:49 PM
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It means that the outer rim is very broad and black. Inside it there is a thin layer of grey and around the pupil, some yellowish-brownish spots. But you know what? Everybody told me I look great in them so they became my favourite. They look dark grey-green on my eyes and make my eyes look doll-like big, without anything fake showing. Plus they are so comfortable, that I sometimes forgot to take them out when I got home. I'll post pictures soon
Some people say that the most important thing about contact lenses is if the wearer likes them. Others say that even if the wearer's not mad about the color, if he or she gets a lot of compliments on them, then that's what it's really about, isn't it? It sounds to me like you're in the second category. I think that's good. It's a lot easier to convince yourself that the general public is right, than the other way around. Don't you think?
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Old 12-15-2011, 03:36 PM
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It means that the outer rim is very broad and black. Inside it there is a thin layer of grey and around the pupil, some yellowish-brownish spots. But you know what? Everybody told me I look great in them so they became my favourite. They look dark grey-green on my eyes and make my eyes look doll-like big, without anything fake showing. Plus they are so comfortable, that I sometimes forgot to take them out when I got home. I'll post pictures soon
They're comfortable and people compliment you on them. They sound like winners to me.
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Old 12-20-2011, 12:59 PM
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Some people say that the most important thing about contact lenses is if the wearer likes them. Others say that even if the wearer's not mad about the color, if he or she gets a lot of compliments on them, then that's what it's really about, isn't it? It sounds to me like you're in the second category. I think that's good. It's a lot easier to convince yourself that the general public is right, than the other way around. Don't you think?
I think that if I got compliments on my color contacts, even if I wasn't crazy about them, I may just reconsider my opinion.
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I think that if I got compliments on my color contacts, even if I wasn't crazy about them, I may just reconsider my opinion.
Yes. "The People like them, why shouldn't I"?
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I think that if I got compliments on my color contacts, even if I wasn't crazy about them, I may just reconsider my opinion.
Sure, don't most people wear colored contact lenses for other people? You can't see them when you're wearing them, can you?
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Sure, don't most people wear colored contact lenses for other people? You can't see them when you're wearing them, can you?
Good point, Spookytooth. If all you can see is people admiring your contact lenses, then I think it's a good thing.
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Thanks for your replies, everybody. Sounds like in the case of contact lenses you think "it's better to look good than to feel good."
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Thanks for your replies, everybody. Sounds like in the case of contact lenses you think "it's better to look good than to feel good."
If that's the case then I'm in trouble.
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