Crazy Contacts: A Personal Statement in Style
Crazy Contacts: A Personal Statement in Style
The first contact lenses, made of hard glass, were introduced in the 1950s. Hard plastic lenses were the next step, but they were costly and uncomfortable to wear.
Manufacturers started the contact lens revolution in the 1970s with the development of soft plastic lenses... and now the biggest trend is crazy contacts in bright colors.
Crazy contacts is a fitting name for them! With these lenses, you may effortlessly alter your eye color and shape, among many other stunning transformations.
Is a fancy dress party in the works? Then have a good time. To appear absolutely adorable, all you need is a cat costume and some cat eye contacts. These contacts have a yellow background and vertical black slit eyes.
Would you rather be a werewolf?
No problem. Don the wolf lens, which features a black border and a yellow halo around the pupil, but refrain from going out under the full moon!
Envisioning a journey as Dracula?
Make an instant impression in these terrifying vampire contacts with blood-red pupils and an outside black rim. Your appearance is abruptly changed into that of a Spectacular Dracula!
The Red Spiral, for example, turns your eyeballs into a crimson and white spiral; try out some of the other crazy designs that are available. For example, you may have a pair of Fire contact lenses—red with yellow flames encircling your pupil.
Put on your white lenses and make your entire face look white to shock your pals!
After a wild night on the town, slip in some Bloodshot contacts first thing in the morning and have a good time. Their red "blood vessels" crisscrossing will make people giggle!
Honor your nation! Crazy contacts also available in flag styles, so you can be sure that wearing the Stars and Stripes contacts will give you a unique look!
When rooting for the football team you love, they are also practical. Put on your NFL spectacles and boldly display your team's emblem in your eyes.
Crazy contacts have so many cool features, but you still need a prescription from your eye doctor to wear them. After all, they are contact lenses.
Anyone can wear them; however, getting them fitted properly by an eye specialist is still recommended to avoid danger of eye infections, whether of whether you need them for vision or not.
Crazy contacts have quickly become a must-have item due to their eccentric and colorful designs; after all, they are fun (with a capital F)!
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