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Have You Ever Worn Colored or Special Effects Contacts?
With All Hallows' coming on apace, I got to thinking about fakey colored and crazy special effects contacts. I went through a phase where I had, alternately, violet, hazel, and dark blue eyes, and while it was fun, the people around me didn't seem to think it was as awesome as I did. I've even worn special effects contacts (they were cat's eyes for Halloween) and I thought they were pretty fun.
Special Contacts Let You Look Emo, Even When You're Not
On the off chance that anime contact lenses aren't avant-garde enough for you, this should fit the bill. Dutch designer Eric Klarenbeek has created contacts that give the appearance of crying. The crystal "tears" are attached to the contact by a thin wire, and due to interest from Klarenbeek's prototype, you'll soon be able to purchase a pair for about $270.
Do You Prefer Rumer Willis With Hazel or Blue Eyes?
Rumer has it — it being contact lenses, that is. While they're not as extreme as this unusual style, the blue lens are a departure from her natural hazel eyes. Without a doubt, I love her hair shorter more than longer — but which eye color do you think flatters her more?
Open Wide! Contact Lenses Get the Anime Treatment
Even if you went to Comic Con and have a lifetime obsession with J-Pop, you'll probably still do a double-take at these contact lenses.
These "extra-wide" versions mimic the large-eyed look of anime heroines such as Sailor Moon, and they're becoming a trend in parts of Asia. A Korean company, DueBa, manufactures many of them, which sell for about $50 per pair.
Nike Maxsight: Sunglasses Without the Frame
When you go outside in the winter, you've got to protect your eyes from the amazingly bright glare of the snow's reflection.
I love my sunglasses in the summer, but in the winter, the plastic makes my face cold.
The solution?
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Health Tip: Replace Contact Lens Case Every Three Months
You only get one pair of eyes so it's important to care for them as best you can. If you wear contact lenses, here's one thing you can do to keep your lenses clean and prevent eye infections. Every three months (at least) replace your case with a new one.
ReNu Contact Lens Solution Recall AGAIN!!!
Bausch & Lomb, makers of ReNu MultiPlus contact lens cleaner, is voluntarily pulling about 1.5 million bottles of the cleaning solution off the shelves. About 1 million bottles of the popular brand were distributed in the U.S. with another 500,000 in Canada, Korea, Taiwan and Latin American.
More Recalls! Wal-mart Baby Bibs Contain LEAD
Enough with the recalls already. First it was the ReNu contact lens solution, then the pet food, then Listerine, then the olives, then the beef, and now friggin' bibs?!! WTF!
5 Things: Contact Lens Wearers Should Know
When I got my first pair of glasses in fourth grade, they were fun for a while, but I soon learned that glasses were pretty annoying. When you get sweaty, they slide off your face. In the winter, the lenses fog up every time you come inside.
Health Tip for Contact Lens Wearers
If you wear contact lenses, you want to make sure you are doing all you can to keep your eyes healthy. I thought I was doing right by closing my contact lens case every morning after putting in my lenses. I guess I was wrong.
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