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Old 12-10-2011, 11:32 PM
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Default Light blue lenses for dark eyes.
I have dark brown eyes and I'm looking for very light blue lenses, almost palish so to say, that can be found at any optometrist.


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Default Acuvue 2 Colours - Enhancers in Ocean Blue
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I have dark brown eyes and I'm looking for very light blue lenses, almost palish so to say, that can be found at any optometrist.


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Lens.com has several brands that feature light blue lenses. Acuvue 2 Colours - Enhancers have an Ocean Blue that you might like. What do you think?

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Old 12-13-2011, 04:26 PM
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go for greys they tend to look light blue on dark brown eyes like mine
try the bausch and lomb platinum or freshlook cb sterling grey
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go for greys they tend to look light blue on dark brown eyes like mine
try the bausch and lomb platinum or freshlook cb sterling grey
What are the "Bausch & Lomb platinum" lenses called? Platinum is a color, not a brand. I did a search and found that Soflens Natural Colors come in Platinum. Are those the lenses you recommend, hotmm?
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Old 12-13-2011, 05:48 PM
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Bausch & Lomb Soflens Natural Colors platinum
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I have dark brown eyes and I'm looking for very light blue lenses, almost palish so to say, that can be found at any optometrist.


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Bausch & Lomb Soflens Natural Colors platinum
Here's a picture of a young lady I found on line who is modeling Soflens Natural Colors in platinum.
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Here's a picture of a young lady I found on line who is modeling Soflens Natural Colors in platinum.
I want that color...
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I want that color...
Yes, that is a rather nice color, isn't it. I hope it's the color that hotmm was posting about.
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Old 12-15-2011, 08:46 PM
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Yes, that is a rather nice color, isn't it. I hope it's the color that hotmm was posting about.
here is my pic with the B&l platinum (i have very dark brown eyes)
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here is my pic with the B&l platinum (i have very dark brown eyes)
That's the color you want, abegail856? Platinum? It's kind of blue and gray at the same time, isn't it?
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Old 12-16-2011, 11:02 PM
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Lens.com has several brands that feature light blue lenses. Acuvue 2 Colours - Enhancers have an Ocean Blue that you might like. What do you think?
I doubt those enhancers would work on dark brown eyes, arent enhancers for light eyes?
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freshlook grey, and sterling grey tend to look very nice!
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I doubt those enhancers would work on dark brown eyes, arent enhancers for light eyes?
Yes, in general enhancers are for just changing your eye color a little, like from light blue to dark blue. If you want to change brown eyes to blue, you would need some opaque lenses.
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freshlook grey, and sterling grey tend to look very nice!
Do you like one of those above the other, or do the both look equally nice to you?
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I doubt those enhancers would work on dark brown eyes, arent enhancers for light eyes?
Yes, you're right. Enhancers are used to make blue eyes bluer. I guess I didn't read the first five words in this thread: "I have dark brown eyes." Duh.
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Do you like one of those above the other, or do the both look equally nice to you?
the sterling gray are much brighter, but the gray ones look subtle but nice too. This is a picture of sterling gray ones!
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the sterling gray are much brighter, but the gray ones look subtle but nice too. This is a picture of sterling gray ones!
Wow, you have such pretty eyes. If I may say so, love your lashes. They frame those grey lenses nicely.
Those lenses look very comfortable. Your eyes are clear and you're smiling.
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the sterling gray are much brighter, but the gray ones look subtle but nice too. This is a picture of sterling gray ones!
agreed,.....sterling gray looks awesome.....verrrrry pretty! They look ice blue on you!
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here is my pic with the B&l platinum (i have very dark brown eyes)
question.....Is the b & L natural colors lens a comfortable lens....Ive snooped around on the web...and some patients complain that they move alot and don't sit right. And the pupil diameter is smaller so is this an issue????
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question.....Is the b & L natural colors lens a comfortable lens....Ive snooped around on the web...and some patients complain that they move alot and don't sit right. And the pupil diameter is smaller so is this an issue????
I suppose that would vary from one person to another, but I'd like to read what hotmm has to say as well.
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question.....Is the b & L natural colors lens a comfortable lens....Ive snooped around on the web...and some patients complain that they move alot and don't sit right. And the pupil diameter is smaller so is this an issue????
as a matter of fact they do tend to move and in very low lighting i have blurry vision do to small pupil hole
but my cousin has them and doesn't have any of these problems
so i guess it is different from one person to the other
one of the most comfortable and natural looking contacts i have tried is the waicon trikolor but i only tried the greys and they do look grey unlike other brands always turning blue on me
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Do you like one of those above the other, or do the both look equally nice to you?
THANKS! This is a pic of a girl wearing the freshlook gray ones. They are subtle but look great in darker complexions. I can tell you that I met the girl in this picture in a tv show I did this past summer, and her eyes look REAL, i had no idea they were contacts until I asked her.
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as a matter of fact they do tend to move and in very low lighting i have blurry vision do to small pupil hole
but my cousin has them and doesn't have any of these problems
so i guess it is different from one person to the other
one of the most comfortable and natural looking contacts i have tried is the waicon trikolor but i only tried the greys and they do look grey unlike other brands always turning blue on me
Thanks for your comments on your Waicon Tricolor lenses. That's what this forum does best.
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A lot of people have reccomended Waicons and Bausch and Lomb but I have dark brown eyes myself and I JUST bought Soleko Queen's Solitaire in Perla/Pearl. The lens itself is completey white but it somehow translates to a light blueish gray color on my eyes. It does a great job covering up my natural eye color. I absolutely love them that I'm just spreading the word on how much I love them haha. I think they do a much better job of covering up your eyes than Freshlook Sterling Grey does.
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A lot of people have reccomended Waicons and Bausch and Lomb but I have dark brown eyes myself and I JUST bought Soleko Queen's Solitaire in Perla/Pearl. The lens itself is completely white but it somehow translates to a light blueish gray color on my eyes.
Are those lenses white or clear, msourinho1?
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Are those lenses white or clear, msourinho1?
they are a semi opaque white--they interact with your natural eye color to produce a grey/blue result


if they were a clear lens they wouldn't change your eye color now would they lol
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they are a semi opaque white--they interact with your natural eye color to produce a grey/blue result


if they were a clear lens they wouldn't change your eye color now would they lol
No, probably not.
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A lot of people have reccomended Waicons and Bausch and Lomb but I have dark brown eyes myself and I JUST bought Soleko Queen's Solitaire in Perla/Pearl. The lens itself is completely white but it somehow translates to a light blueish gray color on my eyes.
So dark brown + white = light bluish grey?
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So dark brown + white = light bluish grey?
Yes, actually blue eyes have pigment in the back of the iris, but no pigment on the surface--whereas brown eyes have pigment on top-so this contact mimics the effect of blue eyes
that's how that new laser surgery works that changes brown eyes into blue--they burn away the pigment in the front of the eye and voila, blue eyes
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Yes, actually blue eyes have pigment in the back of the iris, but no pigment on the surface--whereas brown eyes have pigment on top-so this contact mimics the effect of blue eyes
Really? I wonder if you can find a picture that would illustrate this principle. I've never heard of it myself. So . . . you're saying that we all have blue eyes, it's just that some of us have brown pigment on top of them?
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Really? I wonder if you can find a picture that would illustrate this principle. I've never heard of it myself. So . . . you're saying that we all have blue eyes, it's just that some of us have brown pigment on top of them?
yes--I have a link to the article about the surgery, that should explain it a little better
http://www.geekosystem.com/laser-surgery-eye-color/


Basically once you strip off the brown (or even green) pigment on top of the iris, you are left with blue
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yes--I have a link to the article about the surgery, that should explain it a little better
http://www.geekosystem.com/laser-surgery-eye-color/


Basically once you strip off the brown (or even green) pigment on top of the iris, you are left with blue
Here's a picture from that page you referenced:
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Here's a picture from that page you referenced:
So that's a brown eye on its way to becoming blue, is it?
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So that's a brown eye on its way to becoming blue, is it?
yep--it sheds the brown pigment over the course of a couple of days and the pigment never regenerates

The surgery should be available overseas within 2 years and FDA approved in the US within 5---and will cost about 5k

A much better option than that NewIris crap--at least you're not adding foreign material inside of your eyeball
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yep--it sheds the brown pigment over the course of a couple of days and the pigment never regenerates

The surgery should be available overseas within 2 years and FDA approved in the US within 5---and will cost about 5k

A much better option than that NewIris crap--at least you're not adding foreign material inside of your eyeball
Yes. I think anything called "crap" would be a "much better option."

A truly better option--color contact lenses. Far less expensive than surgery, far less risky as well, and it looks good, too.
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Yes. I think anything called "crap" would be a "much better option."

A truly better option--color contact lenses. Far less expensive than surgery, far less risky as well, and it looks good, too.
Well for me that is true--I have no desire to permanently change my eyes, just play around with diff colors

but there are people out there that are obsessed with a permanent change--I can't imagine being that certain about it because once you have it done there is no going back
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Well for me that is true--I have no desire to permanently change my eyes, just play around with diff colors

but there are people out there that are obsessed with a permanent change--I can't imagine being that certain about it because once you have it done there is no going back
Kind of like a tattoo, I guess.
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Kind of like a tattoo, I guess.
No, you can laser a tattoo off---even though it's time consuming and expensive, I should know I'm in the process of it =/
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No, you can laser a tattoo off---even though it's time consuming and expensive, I should know I'm in the process of it =/
Boy it sure seems like a lot of people are having their tattoos removed these days. Have you been waiting for some procedure to come along that would remove that for you?
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Boy it sure seems like a lot of people are having their tattoos removed these days. Have you been waiting for some procedure to come along that would remove that for you?
Well my exhusband and I had our names tattooed on eachother, seems to not have been a very good idea
And I'm getting married in August so I can't exactly walk down the aisle with the wrong guy's name on my arm lol
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Well my ex-husband and I had our names tattooed on each other, seems to not have been a very good idea
And I'm getting married in August so I can't exactly walk down the aisle with the wrong guy's name on my arm lol
You know, I bet that's the number one reason people have tattoos removed. They have someone's name permanently inscribed on their bodies, then they no longer feel so "attached" to that person for whatever reason. I'm probably don't have to ask if anyone was there to ask either of you "Are you sure you want his/her name injected into your skin?"

I wish you well for your upcoming wedding. Are you going to be wearing contact lenses on that day?

May your love be even more permanent that a tattoo.
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They have someone's name permanently inscribed on their bodies, then they no longer feel so "attached" to that person for whatever reason.
I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, but it came off kind of insensitive. I was married to my husband when we were tattooed--and I divorced him 6 years later for good reason-not on a whim

Not trying to go off on a tangent or get off topic-just saying someone's divorce is a touchy subject
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THANKS! This is a pic of a girl wearing the freshlook gray ones. They are subtle but look great in darker complexions. I can tell you that I met the girl in this picture in a TV show I did this past summer, and her eyes look REAL, i had no idea they were contacts until I asked her.
Wow. Who is she? She's stunningly beautiful. Is she friendly, too?

You say you did a TV show last summer. Might I have seen you?
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I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, but it came off kind of insensitive. I was married to my husband when we were tattooed--and I divorced him 6 years later for good reason-not on a whim

Not trying to go off on a tangent or get off topic-just saying someone's divorce is a touchy subject
Yes, divorce can be a touchy subject. I've never been married, but I know some people who have been divorced two or more times. Good, decent, nice people.

I read AmigaBonita's comment, and I guess I look at it as saying that it's very sad when people really, truly love each other and try to make a life together and discover that for some reason, they just can't. There are many reasons why they split up and you're right, it's not often done on a whim.

I hope I'm not just digging myself (and AmigaBonita) deeper, but just know that we don't want to offend anyone on Lens 101. I think you're trying to look at those comments in the best possible light, which is all I ask.
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I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, but it came off kind of insensitive. I was married to my husband when we were tattooed--and I divorced him 6 years later for good reason-not on a whim

Not trying to go off on a tangent or get off topic-just saying someone's divorce is a touchy subject
I'm sorry syliva. I didn't mean to imply that you got divorced on a whim. I always do my best to be sensitive, but I guess in this instance I should have been more careful.
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I'm sorry syliva. I didn't mean to imply that you got divorced on a whim. I always do my best to be sensitive, but I guess in this instance I should have been more careful.
That's ok, sometimes its hard to discern tone on forums--I'm sure you weren't trying to be malicious

Anyway--on to the contacts--I'm on the fence about whether or not I should wear colored contacts for the wedding--I like the way that I look in them, but I want to look back at the pictures and recognize myself! I may wear some subtle circle lenses though-like Acuvue Define
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That's ok, sometimes its hard to discern tone on forums--I'm sure you weren't trying to be malicious

Anyway--on to the contacts--I'm on the fence about whether or not I should wear colored contacts for the wedding--I like the way that I look in them, but I want to look back at the pictures and recognize myself! I may wear some subtle circle lenses though-like Acuvue Define
Thanks for understanding.

I think for your wedding that you will probably recognize yourself even if you're wearing color contact lenses. Have some fun. This is your special day. Pull out all the stops. Wear those contacts.
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--I like the way that I look in them, but I want to look back at the pictures and recognize myself!
That's easy. You'll be the one in white with a big smile.
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Daily Disposable Contact Lenses 2
1-Day Acuvue 2, 1-Day Acuvue Moist 2, 1-Day Acuvue TruEye, Biomedics 1 Day 2, ClearSight 1 Day, Dailies AquaComfort Plus 2, Focus Dailies 2, Proclear 1 Day 2, SofLens Daily Disposable 2, SofLens One Day 2
1-2 Week Disposable Contact Lenses
Acuvue 2, Acuvue 2 2, Acuvue Advance 2, Acuvue Oasys 2, Avaira, Biomedics 38 2, Biomedics 55 2, Biomedics 55 Premier 2, Biomedics EP, Biomedics XC 2, Extreme H20 54% 2, Extreme H2O S-Xtra 2, Extreme H2O Thin 59% 2, Focus 1-2 Week Visitint 2, FreshLook Handling Tint 2, O2 Optix 2, Precision UV 2, SofLens 38 2, SofLens 59 2, Utlraflex 55 2, Vertex Sphere
Monthly Disposable Contact Lenses
Air Optix Aqua 2, Air Optix Night & Day Aqua, Biofinity 2, Focus Monthly Visitint 2, Focus Night & Day 2, Frequency 38 2, Frequency 55 2, Frequency 55 Aspheric 2, Optima 38 SP 2, Preference 2, Preference Standard 2, Proclear Compatibles 2, PureVision 2
Color Contact Lenses 2 3 4 5 6 7
Acuvue 2 Colours - Enhancers 2, Acuvue 2 Colours - Opaques 2, Expressions Accents 2, Expressions Colors 2, Focus 1-2 Week SoftColors 2, Focus Monthly SoftColors 2, FreshLook ColorBlends 2, FreshLook Colors Opaque 2, FreshLook Dimensions 2, FreshLook One-Day 2 FreshLook Radiance 2,
Gas Permeable Contact Lenses 2 3
Boston 7 2, Boston Envision 2, Boston EO 2, Boston Equalens 2, Boston Equalens II 2, Boston ES 2, Boston II 2, Boston IV 2, Boston RXD 2, Boston XO 2, Boston XO2 2, Flosi 2, Fluorex 300 2, Fluorex 500 2, Fluorex 700 2, Fluorocon 2, Fluoroperm 151 2, Fluoroperm 30 2, Fluoroperm 60 2, Fluoroperm 92 2, Hydro 02 2, OP-2 2, OP-10 2, OP-3 2, OP-6 2, O-Perm 30 2, O-Perm 60 2, Optacryl 60 2, Optimum Classic 2, Optimum Comfort 2, Optimum Extra 2, Optimum Extreme 2, Paragon HDS 2, Paragon HDS 100 2, Paragon Thin 2, Paraperm 02 2, Paraperm EW 2, PMMA 2, Polycon II 2, SA 18 (Phoenix 18) 2, SA 32 (Phoenix 32) 2, SGP I 2, SGP II 2, SGP III 2, Trans-aire 2
Toric Contact Lenses 2 3
Acuvue Advance for Astigmatism 2, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism 2, Air Optix for Astigmatism 2, Biomedics Toric, Biofinity Toric, ClearSight 1 Day Toric, Cooper Toric 2, CSI Toric 2, Durasoft 2 Optifit Toric, Durasoft 2 Optifit Toric - Colors, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - ColorBlends, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - Colors, Durasoft Optifit Toric - Colors for Light Eyes, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - Complements, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric UV, Encore Toric 2, Focus Dailies Toric 2, Focus Monthly Toric 2, Frequency 55 Toric 2, Frequency 55 Toric XR, FreshLook ColorBlends Toric 2, FreshLook Toric 2, Hydrocurve 3 Toric, Optima Toric 2, Preference Toric DW 2, Proclear Toric 2, PureVision Toric 2, Preference Toric XR, Proclear Toric XR, SofLens 66 Toric 2, Torisoft 2, Vertex Toric 2, Vertex Toric XR,
Bifocal Contact Lenses 2
Acuvue Bifocal 2, Acuvue Oasys for Presbyopia, Air Optix Aqua Multifocal, Focus Dailies Progressives 2, Focus Progressive 2, Frequency 55 Multifocal, Hydrocurve II Bifocal, Proclear Multifocal, PureVision Multi-Focal 2, SofLens Multi-Focal 2
Vial Contact Lenses
CibaSoft SoftColors 2, CibaSoft Standard Visitint, CibaSoft Visitint 2, Cooper Clear DW 2, Cooper Clear FW 2, CSI DW - Locator Tint 2, CSI FW 2, CV43 2, CV43 FW 2, Durasoft 2 ColorBlends, Durasoft 2 Colors (D2*OP), Durasoft 2 Colors for Light Eyes (D2*LE), Durasoft 2 Litetint (D2*LT), Durasoft 3 ColorBlends, Durasoft 3 Colors - Complements (D3*CO), Durasoft 3 Colors (D3*OP), Durasoft 3 Litetint (D3*LT), H3, H4, Hydrocurve II, Hydrocurve II Aphakic, Illusions 2, Mini, Natural Touch Opaque 2, Permalens, Silsoft Aphakic Adult, Silsoft Super Plus Kids, Silver 07 2, Softcon EW 2, Softmate B 2, Softmate II 2, Vantage, Vantage Accents, Vantage Thin, Vantage Thin Accents, Vantage Thin Visitint,
Other Contact Lenses 2 3, & Contact Lens Care 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Celebrity Contact Lenses 2, Halloween Contact Lenses 2, Novelty Contact Lenses 2, Special Effects Contact Lenses 2, Sports Contact Lenses 2

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