At Coloured Contacts, we stock a variety of natural colored contact lenses to suit a range of styles. Some people want a bold change to their eye color while others prefer a subtle enhancement of their natural iris. In this section, you will find all our best selling natural lenses so you can see which styles our customers love.
We have noticed our best natural lenses are usually from the Vibrant collection. Our natural lenses are graded using a scale so you know how much coverage they provide. Natural lenses tend to fall into two categories, ‘Vibrant’ and ‘Enhancing’, with a third ‘Tint’ category for our specialist Enhance Tint Contact Lenses. Any natural lenses with a vibrant rating provide optimum coverage while still keeping your iris looking natural. The natural lenses in this range are often the most popular.
However, some customers simply want to enhance their eye color with natural lenses. For example, customers with dark brown eyes may want to add honey or hazel tones to their iris to add depth or customers with blue eyes may want to add aqua or emerald tones to create a different shade.
What makes contact lenses look natural?
To make contact lenses look natural the iris design usually features:
- A Defined Limbal Ring - the outer ring of the iris is usually a different slightly darker color, just like a real eye.
- Multiple Tones In The Eye Color - if you look at a real iris, you will notice it comprises many colors so the best natural lenses need to do the same.
- A Different Color For The Inner Ring - around the pupil, some eyes have a different tone so our natural lenses do too.
What is the most natural lens?
The most natural colored contacts will mimic a real iris in its design. The limbal ring may be defined but not too thick, the color will feature blended tones, and the pupil hole won’t be too big. The Chromaview Colored Contacts brand features the pigmentation technology to ensure your eyes look convincingly realistic.
Our best colored contacts brand is designed for comfort as well as color as this is just as important when choosing your colored contact lenses. Chromaview contact lenses are made from soft lightweight material in order to create an ultra thin surface. This thin surface is breathable for lasting freshness and comfort.
Comfort is important to us and should be important to you too. If you find the best colored contacts you may even consider wearing them daily. We stock a variety of prescription strengths so you can make the switch from your regular contact lenses. If you are only looking to change your eye color, you will also find plenty of non prescription options in every natural color.
Best Natural Lenses for Dark Eyes
We are often asked what are the best colored contacts for brown eyes? We have written extensively on the subject as we know how hard it can be to find the right lenses. You can find blogs and sections dedicated to the most natural colored contacts for brown eyes.
There are a few golden rules to remember:
- Look at the coverage of the lenses. If you want to completely transform your eye color, you need a highly pigmented lens with no clear sections in the design. Look for a design that has a clear pupil hole but a fully covered iris to prevent your natural color from peeking through. You may want your lenses to blend with your eye color, particularly if you are wearing a lighter shade of brown, to enhance your dark eyes. However, it may not be so desirable to see your natural iris if you choose a color such as blue, green, or grey.
- Consider how the color will blend with your eyes. The final result of your colored lenses may look different depending on your natural eye color. Some colors show up more intensely on dark eyes while other colors are overpowered. For light eyes, some colors may blend with your eye color while others will easily cover it.
- Lighting makes a difference. If you are in perfect photoshoot lighting, your eyes are likely to look even more vibrant. If you are in dimmer lighting, your eye color will be less visible. The same applies when you are wearing colored contact lenses; they will look different depending on the light level. While some extremely vibrant natural lenses may give a color pop in all lights, it is more likely that your lenses will look their best in optimum lighting conditions.
In this bestsellers list you will find many of our most natural colored contacts for dark eyes as they are often our most popular. Check the product description and images to see detailed information about our lenses so you can decide if they will cover your iris. We aim to be as clear and detailed as possible so you will find plenty of information available. Our contact lens pictures are designed to showcase our lenses on a range of natural eye colors so you can really get a feel for how they may look.
While blue eyes continue to be a sought after color, we are starting to see a rise in popularity of other colors. Shades such as green and grey are becoming increasingly popular. Green is one of the rarest eye colors so it is fun to give it a go. A steel grey iris is a cool combination with all skin tones but we love the way this cool color contrasts with warm skin tones. If you are looking for the best colored contacts for blue eyes it is important to make sure your light eyes don’t wash out the color of the lens. While it is common to think that any natural lens will look good on blue eyes, some actually work better against dark brown eyes. Choosing jewel tones for your blue eyes will enhance the look of your iris and add some deeper richer colors to your eyes. Again, we have plenty of product images to help you see how the lenses look on light eye colors.
If you want even more images of our lenses in action, check out our Gallery where you can see our affiliates trying on our colored contact lenses to truly get a sense of how they look in real life.
The exciting thing about our best selling natural lenses is that they change depending on trends. Check back in to see which lenses are popular or become a trendsetter yourself by showcasing a pair of our natural colored contact lenses on socials. We love to see our lenses in action!
