• Considering Diameter of  the Colored Contact Lens

When it comes to contact lenses, the diameter of the colored area is more important than the overall diameter. The overall diameter refers to the maximum straight-line distance between the edges of the lens, while the colored area diameter directly affects the effect on the pupil after wearing. Generally, it falls between 13.5 to 14.5. The colored area diameter is the most crucial aspect to consider and the first step, as the size of the contact lens can alter the appearance of your eyes, which, in turn, affects your style! It is widely known that a larger diameter doesn't necessarily mean it will look the best. To determine the suitable colored area diameter for yourself, you can consider the size of your pupil, taking into account the size of your eye socket, the proportion of white of the eye, and the proportion of the iris.

Here's how you can do it: Gently widen your eyes. If your iris is small, the white area of your eye is larger, and your eyes lack a sense of balanced beauty, this type of eye is highly suitable for wearing contact lenses. You can choose contact lenses with a larger diameter (14.0-14.5) to make your eyes appear bigger. If there is slightly less white area of the eye and the iris is not fully exposed, then this type of eye is not suitable for larger diameter contact lenses. If you still want to wear them, you can choose contact lenses with a smaller diameter (colored area not exceeding 14.2)."

• Taking Your Eyeballs, Orbits and Eyelids into Account

Large eye sockets with big eyeballs appear visually larger because in aesthetics, big eye sockets need to complement big eyeballs for a harmonious look. Therefore, it is reasonable to wear large-diameter contact lenses to achieve this effect. On the other hand, small eye sockets should avoid large-diameter contact lenses; otherwise, the oversized eyeballs and slightly smaller eye sockets will create a sense of disharmony.

The choice between double eyelids and single eyelids differs slightly. Double eyelids increase the height of the eyes, leaving more blank space in the eyes, so a slightly larger colored diameter does not look strange. On the contrary, single eyelids are narrower, and wearing large-diameter contact lenses with less blank space in the eyes would be visually disproportionate. Therefore, single eyelids are more suitable for smaller-diameter contact lenses, while double eyelids have a wider range of options, and more blank space in the eyes is suitable for larger diameters.

• Thinking about Your Eye Styles and Iris Colors:

The role of contact lenses is not only to enlarge the eyes but also to assist in expressing a particular style. Therefore, when considering the feeling of your own eyes or the overall style orientation, different diameters of contact lenses will produce different effects.

1. Contact lenses with a diameter of 13.8-14.0mm are suitable for cool or neutral eye styles.
2. Contact lenses with a diameter of 14.2mm are suitable for slightly mature or gentle eye styles.
3. Contact lenses with a diameter of 14.5mm are more suitable for cute or childlike eye styles.

The depth of individual iris color depends on whether you choose dark or light-colored contact lenses. Dark-colored irises are suitable for light-colored contact lenses. On the other hand, light-colored irises have a wider range of suitability because their color is lighter and can be easily covered by all colors and patterns. However, dark colors can appear somewhat dull, so it is important not to blindly pursue light-colored contact lenses. The appropriate lens color should consider your inherent iris color, hair color, and skin tone. Therefore, it is recommended to make the eyes look natural. The premise of naturalness is to respect the original appearance of the iris. Iris designs with stronger coverage or styles with a darker outer ring and a lighter inner ring are closer to the natural appearance of the iris.

• Never Neglecting Your Hair Color and Skin Tone

Hair color is also an easily overlooked detail. Similar to the principle of eyebrows, dark hair colors go well with light-colored contact lenses, while light hair colors look harmonious with light-colored contact lenses.

In addition to considering hair color, the selection of contact lens color should also be based on skin tone. However, contrary to the principles of choosing hair color and foundation color, contact lenses should create a harmonious feeling with our skin tone and iris color. The most common contact lens colors are brown, green, gray, and pink. If you have a yellow-toned complexion or uneven skin, you can choose brown-yellow tones. Wearing gray or purple-toned contact lenses may make the skin appear darker or dirty. Fair skin can choose green or gray tones, which will complement the complexion. If your skin tends to turn red, you can choose pink-toned contact lenses.

• Exploring Popular Styles in Selecting Coloured Contact Lenses

When it comes to wearing contact lenses, style selection plays a crucial role in achieving the desired look and enhancing the natural appearance of the eyes. In the past, the primary focus of contact lenses was to enlarge the eyes, but modern trends have shifted towards a more natural and authentic aesthetic. It is now widely recognized that contact lenses should respect the original feel of the eyes while adding a touch of individuality and charm. This shift has given rise to a wide range of patterned styles in the market, offering wearers numerous options to choose from.

Style selection in contact lenses is an exciting aspect that allows individuals to express their personality, enhance their features, and create a unique visual impact. The choice of patterns and designs should harmonize with the wearer's overall look, complementing their natural eye color and facial characteristics. By carefully selecting the right style, one can achieve a seamless and captivating transformation.