Without contacts or surgery. Just an easy simple reasonable way to do it.Can i change my eye color?
There is no way as of yet that I am aware of to change the color of you iris. Contacts are the only way. The color of your eye has to do with the amount of pigmentation in you iris. The only way to change the color would be to make more or make less pigment. Alot of pigment=brown eyes
little pigment=blue eyesCan i change my eye color?
yes u can.... check out this website http://www.newcoloriris.com/ but i wouldnt recomend it Report Abuse
Nope, the only way at the moment, to change your eye colour is by wearing coloue contacts
When I find out I'll make a fortune
Never heard of anyone doing it. Will be interested to hear what answers turn up.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
What color of eye shadow should I purchase first?
That depends- what color are your eyes? What type of look ar you going for? Do you want wild crazy colors or neutrals? Browns and taupes are a good place to start because you can wear them anywhere, also look into light shimmery champagne or golden colors because you can wear it on the lid, browbone, alone, or with other colors.
To be brand specific- Smashbox Champagne, Bare Escentuals Queen Phyllis, or MAC naked lunch would be a good start for light colors. Good Browns are MAC Satin Taupe, NYX root beer, and Urban Decay twice baked.What color of eye shadow should I purchase first?
I would probably start of with neutrals and browns first and then once you excel at those colors you should try using more bold and bright colors.What color of eye shadow should I purchase first?
silver or turquoise
i would start with browns -
before what?
To be brand specific- Smashbox Champagne, Bare Escentuals Queen Phyllis, or MAC naked lunch would be a good start for light colors. Good Browns are MAC Satin Taupe, NYX root beer, and Urban Decay twice baked.What color of eye shadow should I purchase first?
I would probably start of with neutrals and browns first and then once you excel at those colors you should try using more bold and bright colors.What color of eye shadow should I purchase first?
silver or turquoise
i would start with browns -
before what?
Girls, how many of you wear color eye contacts?
Girls who wear color eye contacts,
What color eye contacts to you wear?
What is your real eye color?Girls, how many of you wear color eye contacts?
I use to wear them. I have dark brown eyes. I use to wear gray contact lenses. My friends said I looked great in them. =)Girls, how many of you wear color eye contacts?
i wear them occasionally , my eyes are brown , i wear the grey color from Tricolor
I do, my eyes are originally dark brown(black) And i use light brown contacts. Not that much of a change.:)
NOPE. I love my brown eyes.
What color eye contacts to you wear?
What is your real eye color?Girls, how many of you wear color eye contacts?
I use to wear them. I have dark brown eyes. I use to wear gray contact lenses. My friends said I looked great in them. =)Girls, how many of you wear color eye contacts?
i wear them occasionally , my eyes are brown , i wear the grey color from Tricolor
I do, my eyes are originally dark brown(black) And i use light brown contacts. Not that much of a change.:)
NOPE. I love my brown eyes.
What color eye shadow gose best with brown eyes?
i have really dark brown eyes and i need to know what coor gose with it i have fair skin and dark hair if that matters any
thanksWhat color eye shadow gose best with brown eyes?
Try a gold or bronze.What color eye shadow gose best with brown eyes?
I've always been told that no matter what your eye color is, go for something opposite of that. Nude is nice if you want to do neutral, but it sounds like you dont. Personally I like purples best. I also think that a navy, grey, or green are good too. Grey is a great one that will go with anything. Try it with a navy eyeliner...it should make your eyes really pop!
i think a brozy brown color
Your skin color matters a lot. Because your skin is fair, I'd avoid the golds and bronzes. These are better suited for someone with beige, olive or dark skin.
Since your eyes are so dark, avoid pastels. Try purples and plums if you have a cool or neutral undertone to your complexion. Certain shades of blue or gray might work too. If your skin is warmer (golden undertones), try greens and browns.
If your skin is fair, I don't think that gold and bronze are the best solutions (they are good for persons with a little darker skin). Try with some lighter nuances of green or just use some nude colours. The best choice when putting make up on your eyes are certainly black crayon and mascara.
pink and gold, but don't ever wear blue it looks really bad!!!!!!!!!!
the best eye shadow is nude colors. Make it look natural you don't want to look like a clown.
browns
go with earthy tones.pastels,like pink,green,beige,gold,ect..
i would suggest buying a large eyeshadow kit,such as the color workshop's classic colors kit.try on different colors and see which looks best!
I have dark brown eyes too! The BEST eye shadow colors for dark brown eyes are: purple, green and light pink. (I'm speaking from experience)
TIPS: If you can, try putting a darker shade on the outside of your lid and light shade closer to the inside (near the bridge of your nose). Also, if you put a cream shadow on first (as a base) then apply a shadow over it, you're color will last ALL DAY.
If you get a dark purple eyeliner, that looks really great too.
Eyes are the windows to our soul - its fun to make 'em pretty. :-)
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i have brown eyes and i use emerald green i get alot of complements i wouldnt use brown that blends in with your eye colour.
blue
yes golds and bronze work really well.
plum color on lid,brown on arch and golden/oyster on brow.. Almay has a good line that they match with your eye color
If you are looking for a little color and a little contrst go with Plums and Violet...I love the Violet eyeliner from Clinique and they also have a gold and plum eyeshadow that is awesome and ver pigmented...
Choosing Eye Makeup Colors
http://geethabeautytips.blogspot.com/200鈥?/a>
I have brown eyes and i wear either a light bown on top and a darker brown on the bottom part of my eyelid. They also say that purpe eyeliner is great to.
Use nice warm shades of brown. I rarely use eye shadow, but when I do, those are the colors I use frequently. Also, light pinks would look nice too. I'm in the same boat as you are with the dark eyes/pale skin. The best bet is just to stay natural.
I find that a nice, light shimmery eyeshadow brings out the highlights in my eyes(which are also dark brown). Put some of the same eyeshadow around the inner corner of your eyes and a little underneath them. That will really brighten them!
greens and light shimmery browns
purple
I have really dark eyes too so i use a golden bronze color it looks great! i'm really tan though so idk how it would look on fair skin, you could try it!sexy myspace
thanksWhat color eye shadow gose best with brown eyes?
Try a gold or bronze.What color eye shadow gose best with brown eyes?
I've always been told that no matter what your eye color is, go for something opposite of that. Nude is nice if you want to do neutral, but it sounds like you dont. Personally I like purples best. I also think that a navy, grey, or green are good too. Grey is a great one that will go with anything. Try it with a navy eyeliner...it should make your eyes really pop!
i think a brozy brown color
Your skin color matters a lot. Because your skin is fair, I'd avoid the golds and bronzes. These are better suited for someone with beige, olive or dark skin.
Since your eyes are so dark, avoid pastels. Try purples and plums if you have a cool or neutral undertone to your complexion. Certain shades of blue or gray might work too. If your skin is warmer (golden undertones), try greens and browns.
If your skin is fair, I don't think that gold and bronze are the best solutions (they are good for persons with a little darker skin). Try with some lighter nuances of green or just use some nude colours. The best choice when putting make up on your eyes are certainly black crayon and mascara.
pink and gold, but don't ever wear blue it looks really bad!!!!!!!!!!
the best eye shadow is nude colors. Make it look natural you don't want to look like a clown.
browns
go with earthy tones.pastels,like pink,green,beige,gold,ect..
i would suggest buying a large eyeshadow kit,such as the color workshop's classic colors kit.try on different colors and see which looks best!
I have dark brown eyes too! The BEST eye shadow colors for dark brown eyes are: purple, green and light pink. (I'm speaking from experience)
TIPS: If you can, try putting a darker shade on the outside of your lid and light shade closer to the inside (near the bridge of your nose). Also, if you put a cream shadow on first (as a base) then apply a shadow over it, you're color will last ALL DAY.
If you get a dark purple eyeliner, that looks really great too.
Eyes are the windows to our soul - its fun to make 'em pretty. :-)
.
i have brown eyes and i use emerald green i get alot of complements i wouldnt use brown that blends in with your eye colour.
blue
yes golds and bronze work really well.
plum color on lid,brown on arch and golden/oyster on brow.. Almay has a good line that they match with your eye color
If you are looking for a little color and a little contrst go with Plums and Violet...I love the Violet eyeliner from Clinique and they also have a gold and plum eyeshadow that is awesome and ver pigmented...
Choosing Eye Makeup Colors
http://geethabeautytips.blogspot.com/200鈥?/a>
I have brown eyes and i wear either a light bown on top and a darker brown on the bottom part of my eyelid. They also say that purpe eyeliner is great to.
Use nice warm shades of brown. I rarely use eye shadow, but when I do, those are the colors I use frequently. Also, light pinks would look nice too. I'm in the same boat as you are with the dark eyes/pale skin. The best bet is just to stay natural.
I find that a nice, light shimmery eyeshadow brings out the highlights in my eyes(which are also dark brown). Put some of the same eyeshadow around the inner corner of your eyes and a little underneath them. That will really brighten them!
greens and light shimmery browns
purple
I have really dark eyes too so i use a golden bronze color it looks great! i'm really tan though so idk how it would look on fair skin, you could try it!
How Much are a contacts eye exam and how much do prescribed color contacts come from?
Also what is a reliable brand to buy from.How Much are a contacts eye exam and how much do prescribed color contacts come from?
A contact lens fitting is usually an additional expense over and above the cost of a standard (comprehensive) eye exam. The cost will often vary depending on how difficult the fitting is and how many follow-up appointments the Dr. anticipates you will need. Your best bet is to call local eye doctors and compare pricing. The contact lens pricing will vary, as well, from one place to another and depending on which brand you end up in.
I've worked places that the fitting fee runs anywhere from $30 - $100 over the eye exam. The fee included the class to learn how to insert/remove and care for the lenses, the extra chair time the exam takes, a trial pair of contacts, a starter kit (cleaning solution and case) and anywhere from 1 - 4 follow-up appointments.
Be sure to ask if there are any rebates for the contact lenses also. Many vendors are offering mail-in rebates for ordering a year's supply of contacts.How Much are a contacts eye exam and how much do prescribed color contacts come from?
In most cases, a contact lens exam is the cost of a general eye exam (usually about $40 to $70 here in Ohio), plus the additional cost of a contact lens fitting (usually about $30 to $50). This means that a contact lens exam is generally anywhere from $70 to $120, depending on where you go.
As far as brands, I have never used colored contacts myself, but Acuvue is the best. Period. I have used Acuvues for 6 of the 9 years I have worn contact lenses, and they are the most comfortable, and the least problematic. All of my friends who wear colored contacts tend to get Acuvues. Some don't, and the ones who have the Acuvues have an easier time with them.
Acuvue colored contacts are expensive though - about $30 per box - and a year's supply is about 8 boxes with Acuvue 2-week lenses. So you're probably looking at about $240 plus the cost of the exam if you are planning to use them on a daily basis.
EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT PRICES...
I KNOW TARGETS FOR SURE...
CONTACT EXAM IS 89 THAT INCLUDES UR GLASSES AND CONTACT PRESCRIPTION...
COLOR CONTACT RUN ABOUT 47 DOLLARS...
ONLINE COLOR CONTACT MIGHT BE CHEAPER BUT U DO NEED UR EXAM
A contact lens fitting is usually an additional expense over and above the cost of a standard (comprehensive) eye exam. The cost will often vary depending on how difficult the fitting is and how many follow-up appointments the Dr. anticipates you will need. Your best bet is to call local eye doctors and compare pricing. The contact lens pricing will vary, as well, from one place to another and depending on which brand you end up in.
I've worked places that the fitting fee runs anywhere from $30 - $100 over the eye exam. The fee included the class to learn how to insert/remove and care for the lenses, the extra chair time the exam takes, a trial pair of contacts, a starter kit (cleaning solution and case) and anywhere from 1 - 4 follow-up appointments.
Be sure to ask if there are any rebates for the contact lenses also. Many vendors are offering mail-in rebates for ordering a year's supply of contacts.How Much are a contacts eye exam and how much do prescribed color contacts come from?
In most cases, a contact lens exam is the cost of a general eye exam (usually about $40 to $70 here in Ohio), plus the additional cost of a contact lens fitting (usually about $30 to $50). This means that a contact lens exam is generally anywhere from $70 to $120, depending on where you go.
As far as brands, I have never used colored contacts myself, but Acuvue is the best. Period. I have used Acuvues for 6 of the 9 years I have worn contact lenses, and they are the most comfortable, and the least problematic. All of my friends who wear colored contacts tend to get Acuvues. Some don't, and the ones who have the Acuvues have an easier time with them.
Acuvue colored contacts are expensive though - about $30 per box - and a year's supply is about 8 boxes with Acuvue 2-week lenses. So you're probably looking at about $240 plus the cost of the exam if you are planning to use them on a daily basis.
EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT PRICES...
I KNOW TARGETS FOR SURE...
CONTACT EXAM IS 89 THAT INCLUDES UR GLASSES AND CONTACT PRESCRIPTION...
COLOR CONTACT RUN ABOUT 47 DOLLARS...
ONLINE COLOR CONTACT MIGHT BE CHEAPER BUT U DO NEED UR EXAM
Do eye doctors normally have color contacts in stock?
I'm going back to school on Tuesday and I'd really like to have my new colored contacts (Freshlook Colorblends) before I go back. I'm going to a private practice optometrist on Friday. Would I be able to walk out of the store with at least one pair of colored contacts or would I have to order these? If so, how long would it take for me to get them?
Thanks. :]Do eye doctors normally have color contacts in stock?
It depends on how big the practice is. At my one doctor practice, I don't keep Fresh Look colored trials in stock. Here's what I would do if you wanted to wear them. I would give you a pair of clear Fresh Look lenses to determine the power and fit of the lens. If you had not worn them before, I would probably ask you to wear them for at least a few days to make sure they felt good on your eyes. At some point I would have you try on some colored lenses with no power to figure out what color looked best on your eyes. If you came to my office, you would have contacts you could see with to start school but you would not have colored ones.Do eye doctors normally have color contacts in stock?
You're more likely to get them at an alternative clothing and accessory store, as they aren't a medical use item. Many optometrists discourage the use of color contacts, as many aren't nearly as high quality as regular contacts, and can really dry out your eyes.
I'd recommend buying them from an alternative clothing store or online. Get a high quality, permeable set, and some eye drops for use with contacts.
I don't think you get contacts from an eye doctor, you usually get them at places where they sell glasses. Probably 2 weeks , they'll order them for you.
Yes, they have colored contacts too.
I agree, yes they do.
Thanks. :]Do eye doctors normally have color contacts in stock?
It depends on how big the practice is. At my one doctor practice, I don't keep Fresh Look colored trials in stock. Here's what I would do if you wanted to wear them. I would give you a pair of clear Fresh Look lenses to determine the power and fit of the lens. If you had not worn them before, I would probably ask you to wear them for at least a few days to make sure they felt good on your eyes. At some point I would have you try on some colored lenses with no power to figure out what color looked best on your eyes. If you came to my office, you would have contacts you could see with to start school but you would not have colored ones.Do eye doctors normally have color contacts in stock?
You're more likely to get them at an alternative clothing and accessory store, as they aren't a medical use item. Many optometrists discourage the use of color contacts, as many aren't nearly as high quality as regular contacts, and can really dry out your eyes.
I'd recommend buying them from an alternative clothing store or online. Get a high quality, permeable set, and some eye drops for use with contacts.
I don't think you get contacts from an eye doctor, you usually get them at places where they sell glasses. Probably 2 weeks , they'll order them for you.
Yes, they have colored contacts too.
I agree, yes they do.
Do you have to get an eye test to get those color contacts which don't improve vision?
I went to get crimson or red contacts for Halloween so I can be Bella the vampire from Twilight. :o)
I don't need them to see better, but the people in the Optical Dept. at Costco said I have to get an eye exam which costs more than $100 to get the contacts because they need to measure my eye. :o( Is there another (preferably cheaper) way?Do you have to get an eye test to get those color contacts which don't improve vision?
you do- all Contact Rx's (rx %26amp; non rx) have to come thru your local Oprometrist/opthamlologist- and the reasoning behind that is this: An eyecare professional will ensure the propfer fit and/or determine that you would be a candidate for contact lenses. I have tenure in the optical trade and worked with a doctor that kept a story in his waiting room that went like this in a nutshell- A sixteen year old who had bought contacts black market (without an Rx) went blind in one eye and nearly lost the other eye because the contacts were a wrong fit altogether- so- please, don't try to prescribe thyself!Do you have to get an eye test to get those color contacts which don't improve vision?
You just need to get your eyes measured so the contacts will fit your eye. If not, the contact could cut or scratch your eye, which in turn could lead to a severe eye infection which could possibly lead to having to get a corneal transplant. Ive seen it and trust me, you are better off getting your eyes measured. I really don't think it should cost that much though. Why don't you just go to a local optometrist? There they should have somone there called an optician that can measure your eyes by doing a procedure that mainly consists of taking pictures with your eyes with a weird looking machine. I don't think it will cost that much if you go to a place like that.
I don't need them to see better, but the people in the Optical Dept. at Costco said I have to get an eye exam which costs more than $100 to get the contacts because they need to measure my eye. :o( Is there another (preferably cheaper) way?Do you have to get an eye test to get those color contacts which don't improve vision?
you do- all Contact Rx's (rx %26amp; non rx) have to come thru your local Oprometrist/opthamlologist- and the reasoning behind that is this: An eyecare professional will ensure the propfer fit and/or determine that you would be a candidate for contact lenses. I have tenure in the optical trade and worked with a doctor that kept a story in his waiting room that went like this in a nutshell- A sixteen year old who had bought contacts black market (without an Rx) went blind in one eye and nearly lost the other eye because the contacts were a wrong fit altogether- so- please, don't try to prescribe thyself!Do you have to get an eye test to get those color contacts which don't improve vision?
You just need to get your eyes measured so the contacts will fit your eye. If not, the contact could cut or scratch your eye, which in turn could lead to a severe eye infection which could possibly lead to having to get a corneal transplant. Ive seen it and trust me, you are better off getting your eyes measured. I really don't think it should cost that much though. Why don't you just go to a local optometrist? There they should have somone there called an optician that can measure your eyes by doing a procedure that mainly consists of taking pictures with your eyes with a weird looking machine. I don't think it will cost that much if you go to a place like that.
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