When I was around 15 years old colored contact lenses became all the
hype. Everyone in school sported either purple eyes or gorgeous glowing
greens and blues. I too wanted to jump onto the bandwagon. I had green
eyes, but boy had I always wanted blue.
I fell in love with my first pair of lenses, Illusions. Sadly though
those specific colored lenses were expensive when I was a kid, and they
are still expensive now.
Recently though, after getting glasses, I wanted to take a dip into the world of contact lenses again. Colored, to be precise.
I took my search to the internet, like most people do when they are
looking to save a few bucks. I came across a slew of websites offering
colored lenses for decent prices. One particular site though had trial
pairs that could be bought for way way less. I liked this because I
didn't have to commit to buying 6 lenses boxes. I could simply try the
lenses, see if I liked them, and then decide if I wanted to splurge on a
larger box.
On every site I came across I became very fond of Freshlook
Dimensions. Not only were they in a price range I would consider
affordable, but they also came in colors that I absolutely loved. On
every site they showed the contact lenses on real peoples eyes, so I
could get an idea of what it would look like on my green colored eyes.
What I saw I liked. So I went ahead and placed an order on Pacific Blue, which 'online'
appeared to be a blue so bright, and glowing that I could not deny it.
Every site showed them this way! One site even gave me a pictured
example of exactly what Freshlook Dimensions would look like on green
eyes.
GORGEOUS!
I figured I couldn't go wrong.
Best of all though, I have light green eyes, so I imagined that
Pacific Blue would glow like crazy on my light eyes. (Usually colored
lenses I had used in the past made my eyes so striking, simply because
they are already a light color).
Before getting into how Freshlook Dimensions Pacific Blue looked on my
green eyes, let me fill you in on the product description. First of all
Freshlook Dimensions are soft colored contacts. They are designed for
people with light eyes, and are made to be used for extended wear.
Basically this means you can wear them for up to a month, so long as you
keep them clean. I have always found though that with any contacts...
no matter how long they say they can be used up to, should be thrown
away at the very first sign of discomfort.
Pacific Blue on Light Green Eyes:
I placed the contacts into my eyes gently and took a look in the
mirror. I was... um...not impressed. In fact I was a little pissed.
Granted I had only paid $12.00 for the pair, and they were just trial
lenses... it was still $12.00 wasted in my opinion.
These lenses were supposed to brighten my light eyes, make them look
blue. Instead I got a darker colored mossy green look. It sucked because
I like the fact that I have a nice rich light green colored eye. I was
expecting Pacific Blue to make my eye color even brighter... and oh
yeah; BLUE!
Instead I got darker looking green eyes, which I did not like at all. I
honestly think that Freshlook Dimensions would look better on someone
with darker colored eyes. I have no idea why it is stated that they were
made for those with light eyes. They should of stated that if your eyes
are very light in color already... that their lenses would make them 4
shades darker.
Besides the color results, I may as well fill you in on the contacts comfort.
Even though I personally did not like the Freshlook Dimensions Pacific
Blue color, I will say this, Freshlook Dimensions is a very comfortable
contact. I was able to wear the lenses all day without any discomfort,
itching, or dryness. I was very happy with the fact that I did not feel
the lenses in my eyes at all.
Overall:
Freshlook Dimensions Pacific Blue turns green eyes darker green. They
may work nicely with those with darker eyes though. I personally hated
the results, but I'm sure someone out there with a darker eye would like
them. Plus they are so damn comfortable that I can't not recommend
them.
You can buy trial pairs online for very low prices, at only $6.00 a
lens. They come as 0 power though, as they are just trial pairs. You can
also find them in boxes of 6 for around $30.00.
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