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Are There Color Contacts Out There Without The Huge Pupil Opening?

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Old 01-08-2008, 12:46 AM
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Default Are There Color Contacts Out There Without The Huge Pupil Opening?
Hello,

If any of you have tried colored contacts or even seen pictures of them close up, you know that often the dead giveaway that you're wearing a fake eye color is when you see the real eye color peeking through the pupil hole in the contact lens.
Does anyone know of a brand of contact lens that has a more natural pupil opening? Maybe there's a color contact out there that has a different solution to this problem. I'd be glad to hear from you about this.
Thanks.
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9mm make lenses with tiny pupil hole.they can make it custom in any color you can imagine.You can even specify the pupil size.I got mine natural blues from them.Not only the pupil hole is small but the pattern is sooo natural looking.
they do cost $155 per lens though.
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That's a nice picture there, but it's a little out of focus. I think I might see a sliver of brown there, but even with the blurriness you can't honestly say it's not a "huge pupil opening." Thanks for posting.
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You can also check out contacts from WAICON--they have a very small pupil hole --you can see the colors at www.wearwaicon.com. Plus they are only like $50 for a pair--no correction or prescription. And you can see real people wearing them on you tube--just type in on your google---wiacon contacts--I am going to order them in grey and blue--i will post photos after i get them.
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You can also check out contacts from WAICON--they have a very small pupil hole --you can see the colors at www.wearwaicon.com. Plus they are only like $50 for a pair--no correction or prescription. And you can see real people wearing them on you tube--just type in on your google---wiacon contacts--I am going to order them in grey and blue--i will post photos after i get them.
Thanks Tamera. I'm looking forward to those pictures.
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Old 11-08-2009, 05:51 PM
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The reason the pupil area is not so small is that at night or in dark light setting ur own pupils wil dilate and if the lens opening is too small then u will have problems seeing. Out of all the lenses I have seen Solotica is the most natural w great color choices and pupil area is not a problem. Look up their colors and check out Amazon. I like Waicon ut still a huge fan of Solotica
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I am going to order them in grey and blue--i will post photos after i get them.
Where are those pictures, Tamera? We're waiting . . .
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Old 04-19-2010, 03:00 PM
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bec areful ordering lenses with small pupil opening, at night when your pupils dilate you wont see well. Just a thought
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Old 04-19-2010, 03:17 PM
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bec areful ordering lenses with small pupil opening, at night when your pupils dilate you wont see well. Just a thought
Loveme's right. Pupil holes that are too small may cause halos at night.
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Old 04-19-2010, 03:21 PM
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I think tahts why companies make larger pupil openings, thats fine with me, even natural eye colors in blue or green have a different color near pupil opening . My boy friend has beautiful Gray Blue Grafite eyes, they are darker closer to the pupil just like contact lenses
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I think tahts why companies make larger pupil openings, thats fine with me, even natural eye colors in blue or green have a different color near pupil opening . My boy friend has beautiful Gray Blue Grafite eyes, they are darker closer to the pupil just like contact lenses
Is Gray Blue Graphite his natural color?
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Old 04-19-2010, 05:23 PM
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Yes! he has Gray blue eyes. Looks like Soloticas grafite color! Lucky duck, and now hes looking into getting Hidrocore ICE to make his eyes light blue for fun!
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Yes! he has Gray blue eyes. Looks like Soloticas grafite color! Lucky duck, and now hes looking into getting Hidrocore ICE to make his eyes light blue for fun!
That does sound like fun.

However, if you want contacts that look very similar, but for a lower price, try FreshLook ColorBlends. I wouldn't be a very good Lens 101 member if I didn't try to get you to check out the sponsor.

Take a look. Maybe you'll like them better, maybe you won't. Let me know.
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Old 05-06-2010, 04:31 PM
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That does sound like fun.

However, if you want contacts that look very similar, but for a lower price, try FreshLook ColorBlends. I wouldn't be a very good Lens 101 member if I didn't try to get you to check out the sponsor.

Take a look. Maybe you'll like them better, maybe you won't. Let me know.
Nice work Juicer. We have to respect the sponsor who made this forum possible.

Not that Solotica contact lenses are evil, they're just expensive and not available in the US. I don't wear color contacts, so I thought I'd do a little research on them, but I couldn't find Solotica Grafite lenses anywhere.
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Default Do u need me to guide u to the
Solotica Grafites? I know wher to find them
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Solotica Grafites? I know wher to find them
Yeah? Can you buy them in the States?
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yes u can. Thanks to this board now I may jump in and buy the Dura softs
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Yeah? Can you buy them in the States?
I was looking at the choices available for Acuvue 2 Colours. On viallure.com they just sell "Acuvue 2 Colours" with no indication of whether they are Opaque or Enhancers. Here's the price comparison.

On Viallure.com you can buy a box for $52.35 US currency, while on Lens.com Opaques are as low as $28.90 per box and Enhancers are as low as $27.99 a box. That saves you almost 50%.

You'll probably get them faster from Lens.com too, because they don't have to ship them from Brazil. Viallure promises to deliver in "around up to 50 working days + shipping time."

Lens.com: "This item normally ships within 1 - 2 business days."
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
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I actually own one of these, but I cannot see well at night when the pupils dilate. I have to say they look beautiful on you I agree, Solotica Ice or Mel looks super natural on. I will upload my pics when get a chance. Out of all the lenses oyt there Soloticas to me are still the most natural day or night.
U look great with blue eyes
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wow, sorry for the typos! Too much caffeine btw, this color resembles Solotica Topazio
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wow, sorry for the typos! Too much caffeine btw, this color resembles Solotica Topazio
haha thanks for the compliment anyway. I have the Quartzo, and I dearly loved them for a long time... but I've come to the conclusion that the pupil hole still doesn't look natural and have reverted back to the Mels.
I wish the solotica grafite had a smaller pupil hole hey!
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i own all the colors I think! lol...but i have super dark eyes so the Quartzo shows the stop and go stransition, the Mels+grafites are the best for me as far as being natural.
Did u try the Grafites?
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I have color blends in grey and it is pretty but the pupil hole ruins it. Lizard eyes. I have very dark brown eyes and want to try solotica grafites or ice as I want a grey/blue color.

Do you think solotica hiidrocor has a smaller pupil hole than freshlook
Do you think grafites would show up on very dark eyes or should I go for ice?

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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
Thanks for the pictures esnutaliah. Your eyes look very pretty with those lenses in. What is the difference between Waicon and Solotica? I though that Soloticas were made by Waicon or something. I'm probably wrong about that, but to me it sounds like you're saying "Kellogg's are better than Corn Flakes." You know what I mean?
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
Those lenses look very good on you esnutaliah. I think you can totally wear those out in public. What do your friends say? Do they tell you that they look beautiful and natural?
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what color is fx and what is Solitica in your picture? thanks





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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
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Those lenses look very good on you esnutaliah. I think you can totally wear those out in public. What do your friends say? Do they tell you that they look beautiful and natural?
Wow. I've never met esnutaliah, but I would say that she looks beautiful and natural. Seriously, if I were to see her in the cereal isle of the grocery store I'd think "She's got pretty eyes."
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a much cheaper option could be Soleko Twins, those have a very small hole
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a much cheaper option could be Soleko Twins, those have a very small hole
Can you get those in the United States?
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i dont know.. i do not live in u.s.
perhaps you can order them online..
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i dont know.. i do not live in u.s.
perhaps you can order them online..
There are contact lens companies outside the United States, but if you want to order them and have them shipped to the US, it can get complicated. It's much easier to just order contact lenses from your own country. It helps the economy, too.

I've seen some nice contact lenses out there, but I've never seen any that were worth importing.
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There are contact lens companies outside the United States, but if you want to order them and have them shipped to the US, it can get complicated. It's much easier to just order contact lenses from your own country. It helps the economy, too.

I've seen some nice contact lenses out there, but I've never seen any that were worth importing.
i always buy my contacts in another country and never had any problem.
Also my favorite brands are not dutch lol. my fav lenses are italian or brazilian so i have to import them and is completely worth it!
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i always buy my contacts in another country and never had any problem.
Also my favorite brands are not dutch lol. my fav lenses are italian or brazilian so i have to import them and is completely worth it!
Wait a minute. I'm lost. Who said anything about Dutch lenses? I looked all over this thread and didn't find anything about Dutch lenses or the Netherlands. It's Friday and so maybe my eyes are going wonky.
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
wow, those look amazing! I would have never known they were contacts if you didn't say they were. Very nice.
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wow, those look amazing! I would have never known they were contacts if you didn't say they were. Very nice.
Yes, they are really pretty, aren't they? I like how the blue seems to radiate out from the center.
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Wait a minute. I'm lost. Who said anything about Dutch lenses? I looked all over this thread and didn't find anything about Dutch lenses or the Netherlands. It's Friday and so maybe my eyes are going wonky.
no, you didnt say anything about dutch lenses.. i mention that because i am in the netherlands so for me there are very few options to get "national"products so i have always to import my lenses
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
@esnutaliah what is your natural eye color anyway? and what are the measurements for your lenses? they seem big, like maybe a larger Diameter? Or they just appear big? Are they Plano or are they for nearsightedness/farsightness? sorry for all the ?'s... i'm just courious.
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no, you didnt say anything about dutch lenses.. i mention that because i am in the netherlands so for me there are very few options to get "national"products so i have always to import my lenses
Ah, well then I can totally understand your interest in Dutch contact lenses. What country do you usually import your lenses from?
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Ah, well then I can totally understand your interest in Dutch contact lenses. What country do you usually import your lenses from?
lately i'm a little obsessed with italian lenses so i purchase them in some italian web or in another located in cyprus that offers good prices
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lately i'm a little obsessed with italian lenses so i purchase them in some italian web or in another located in cyprus that offers good prices
Yeah? What's so great about Italian contact lenses? Aren't they all pretty much the same? It's not like you can add some oregano and garlic to make them different from Dutch lenses.

This is making me hungry. Pass the vermicelli, please, and don't spare the sun-dried tomatoes.
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Magic Tops and the Solotica Natucal Color Topazio, Quartzo and Esmeralda have small pupil holes. You can get them from Viallure to be shipped to the US. Click the UK flag at the top right corner of the webpage from their site for ordering info in English.
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Magic Tops and the Solotica Natucal Color Topazio, Quartzo and Esmeralda have small pupil holes. You can get them from Viallure to be shipped to the US. Click the UK flag at the top right corner of the webpage from their site for ordering info in English.
Doesn't that get expensive to have your contact lenses imported, though? Are they really that much better than contacts you can buy domestically?
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Doesn't that get expensive to have your contact lenses imported, though? Are they really that much better than contacts you can buy domestically?
I have tried virtually every single contact brand available in the US, and not only the quality and natural look but the comfort of the Brazilian lenses are beyond compare. So for me it's worth the money, they last a whole year, and if I'm going to buy color contacts I want them to look natural. Otherwise I won't wear them. That would be a waste of any amount of money.
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I have tried virtually every single contact brand available in the US, and not only the quality and natural look but the comfort of the Brazilian lenses are beyond compare. So for me it's worth the money, they last a whole year, and if I'm going to buy color contacts I want them to look natural. Otherwise I won't wear them. That would be a waste of any amount of money.
I'm sure there are a bunch of people out there who feel the same way you do, chalibu24.
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Ok, I posted here a few days ago, then I found this super amazing blog that answers all these questions, and I think everyone will be as happy as I am now once they read it. It's so amazing! Here it is:

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Ok, I posted here a few days ago, then I found this super amazing blog that answers all these questions, and I think everyone will be as happy as I am now once they read it. It's so amazing! Here it is:

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Yeah, but is it amazing?
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Yeah, but is it amazing?
I wouldn't call it "amazing." It's quite pink, and only has a few brands represented. It's not broken down into those few brand names like Lens 101 is. It seems to be a fairly new site. You might as well stay here, folks. Nothing to see there.
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
wow... gorjuz fotoz

What size pupil hole could u order from fxeyes to achieve that look esnutalia?
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wow... gorjuz fotoz

What size pupil hole could u order from fxeyes to achieve that look esnutalia?
I didn't know you could order contact lenses and specify the size of the pupil hole. I thought it was just base curve and diameter.
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I didn't know you could order contact lenses and specify the size of the pupil hole. I thought it was just base curve and diameter.
That is usually true but custom contacs like fxeyes are handpainted to your specifications--including pupil size
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
Those have got to be the most beautiful eye contacts I have ever seen. Are you able to view through them at all since the pupils are so tiny?
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Those have got to be the most beautiful eye contacts I have ever seen. Are you able to view through them at all since the pupils are so tiny?
For those of you who are curious--like I was--about the most beautiful eye contacts msourinho1 has ever seen, scroll back up to post #19.
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For those of you who are curious--like I was--about the most beautiful eye contacts msourinho1 has ever seen, scroll back up to post #19.
Those are Light Blue Grey lenses modeled by the one and only "esnutaliah." Does anyone know if those lenses are available in the United States?
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Those have got to be the most beautiful eye contacts I have ever seen. Are you able to view through them at all since the pupils are so tiny?
That's a good question. Does the colored part around those tiny pupil holes block your vision at all?
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Ok, I posted here a few days ago, then I found this super amazing blog that answers all these questions, and I think everyone will be as happy as I am now once they read it. It's so amazing! Here it is:

bestcolorcontacts.blogspot.com
Is it more amazing that Lens 101? Is that possible?

Brittvid didn't seem to be very impressed. Said it was all pink and stuff.
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Is it more amazing that Lens 101? Is that possible?

Brittvid didn't seem to be very impressed. Said it was all pink and stuff.
well it's a blog, not a forum....
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well it's a blog, not a forum....
Yes, I suppose a blog is more personal, as opposed to a forum which is more of a public entity.
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Those are Light Blue Grey lenses modeled by the one and only "esnutaliah." Does anyone know if those lenses are available in the United States?
FXeyes are custom handpainted lenses - the company is based out of Arizona (legal name is "Crystal Reflections" I believe) so yes, they are available in the US.
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FXeyes are custom handpainted lenses - the company is based out of Arizona (legal name is "Crystal Reflections" I believe) so yes, they are available in the US.
So does that mean that FXEyes and Crystal Reflections are the same company?
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So does that mean that FXEyes and Crystal Reflections are the same company?
File Number: -0865316-5
Corp. Name: CRYSTAL REFLECTIONS INT., INC.

Domestic Address 170 N LA CANADA #80
GREEN VALLEY, AZ 85614

Statutory Agent Information Agent Name: JACK W CARTER

Agent Mailing/Physical Address:
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY, AZ 85614

Agent Status: APPOINTED 12/11/1998


Additional Corporate Information Corporation Type: BUSINESS Business Type: CUSTOM DESIGN COLORS ON CONTACT LENSES
Incorporation Date: 12/11/1998 Corporate Life Period: PERPETUAL
Domicile: ARIZONA County: PIMA
Approval Date: 12/11/1998 Original Publish Date: 10/04/1999


Officer Information JACK CARTER
PRESIDENT/CEO
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011
CATHERINE CARTER
VICE-PRESIDENT
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011



Director Information CATHERINE CARTER
DIRECTOR
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011

JACK CARTER
DIRECTOR
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011



221745 FX EYES TRADE NAME


According to Arizona's corporation site, the legal name is Crystal Reflections Int., Inc. while the DBA (doing business as) name is FX Eyes.
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File Number: -0865316-5
Corp. Name: CRYSTAL REFLECTIONS INT., INC.

Domestic Address 170 N LA CANADA #80
GREEN VALLEY, AZ 85614

Statutory Agent Information Agent Name: JACK W CARTER

Agent Mailing/Physical Address:
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY, AZ 85614

Agent Status: APPOINTED 12/11/1998


Additional Corporate Information Corporation Type: BUSINESS Business Type: CUSTOM DESIGN COLORS ON CONTACT LENSES
Incorporation Date: 12/11/1998 Corporate Life Period: PERPETUAL
Domicile: ARIZONA County: PIMA
Approval Date: 12/11/1998 Original Publish Date: 10/04/1999


Officer Information JACK CARTER
PRESIDENT/CEO
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011
CATHERINE CARTER
VICE-PRESIDENT
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011



Director Information CATHERINE CARTER
DIRECTOR
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011

JACK CARTER
DIRECTOR
541 W RIO FLOJO
GREEN VALLEY,AZ 85614
Date of Taking Office: 12/11/1998
Last Updated: 12/16/2011



221745 FX EYES TRADE NAME


According to Arizona's corporation site, the legal name is Crystal Reflections Int., Inc. while the DBA (doing business as) name is FX Eyes.
LOL you have experience with having to do that kind of detective work when underwriting loans -I'm surprised you didn't do a credit check! =D
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LOL you have experience with having to do that kind of detective work when underwriting loans -I'm surprised you didn't do a credit check! =D
Hahaha I did! I also perused their annual reports from the last ten years....
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Hahaha I did! I also perused their annual reports from the last ten years....
lol Creeper!
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lol Creeper!
Hey when I said that I compulsively research every purchase to death I wasn't exaggerating!
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The acuvue 2 enhancers don't have pupil holes at all. They are for light eyes though but here's what they look like. Natural eye then the emerald (I put more pics in the acuvue 2 enhancers forum) :
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
Are you eyes naturally brown? Because these look extremely good!! Amazing!
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Are you eyes naturally brown? Because these look extremely good!! Amazing!
Fx eyes are completely opaque white lenses that are hand painted by artists--so you get the same result regardless of your natural eye color (since it can't show through)
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Fx eyes are completely opaque white lenses that are hand painted by artists--so you get the same result regardless of your natural eye color (since it can't show through)
I'm curious, as the lens seem to have a small pupil hole or maybe no hole at all, is it difficult to see with the lens on? Like in the dark for example, you can see some shadows in the light because of the color (in regular contacts), how does it work in custom lenses?
You said the eye color doesn't show at all and so it really IS awesome right? It really makes up for their price...
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Fx eyes are completely opaque white lenses that are hand painted by artists--so you get the same result regardless of your natural eye color (since it can't show through)
the fact the ALL current opaque lenses have small gaps in the lens tint design not really allowing a fully opaque effect PICKS my bones.

One of the best lenses around were Elegance and Illusions not gone.....
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Fx eyes are completely opaque white lenses that are hand painted by artists--so you get the same result regardless of your natural eye color (since it can't show through)
the fact the ALL current opaque lenses have small gaps in the lens tint design not really allowing a fully opaque effect PICKS my bones.

One of the best lenses around were Elegance and illusions not gone.....I really liked both these lenses for thier great opacity.
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the fact the ALL current opaque lenses have small gaps in the lens tint design not really allowing a fully opaque effect PICKS my bones.

One of the best lenses around were Elegance and illusions not gone.....I really liked both these lenses for thier great opacity.
FX eyes doesn't have gaps--unless you count the pupil hole, which is custom
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FX eyes doesn't have gaps--unless you count the pupil hole, which is custom
FXeyes are handpainted onto a white lens (with a custom sized hole for the pupil) so there are definitely no gaps in the color whatsoever
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Everyone - waicon is great but STILL has a frickin huge pupil hole!! It looks disasterous in daytime. Solotica looks better (my opinion for dark eyes is hidrocor ice or Mel) because it blends and makes it look like you eyes are dark in the middle and light on the outside naturally.
The only way to achieve the tiny hole is to get customs, which I will upload a photo of. These are Light Blue Grey from fxeyes, $546 AUD.
I would like to try 'vampyre blue' from 9mmsfx next, because their pupil hole is more graduated. The fxeyes seems to just suddenly stop. I do not wear these in public, they are just too vibrant and the pupil hole has no blending. but I bought them for photo purposes and am EXTREMELY happy.
THe shade of custom Blue yer wearing is amazing.....even with the small pupil hole. From a photgraphic point of view they look hyper real. Do they look as real lets say if you were standing near someone on the subway? Would they look fake?

In the pic they look hyper real!
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