Freshlook, Violet, One Month, One Color

When you’re looking for a daily colored contact lens, sometimes going too bold can be tricky. That’s why Freshlook COLORBLENDS created Voilet, a natural way to play with color. A medium blue tone mixed with a brown Violet Color print offers the ultimate in classic beauty without being overly dramatic. Try them for a monthly look that’s cool and comfortable.

Easy to apply and suitable for one month of daily wear (if approved by your optician), FreshLook Colorblends are the easiest way to inject colour by complementing or contrasting it against your outfit choices and hair shade.

These contact lenses are available in a range of prescriptions, and for purely cosmetic use also.

How to use Freshlook lenses

Avoid using essential oils, perfumes and creams before touching the lenses, and you should wash your hands well before using Fresh Look lenses, and dry your hands well of water.
Moisturizing the eyes using eye drops before installing the lenses, more freedom of movement.
One lens cannot be used by more than one person, as this may cause the transmission of some diseases and infections if present.
In the event of redness of the eye or the occurrence of sensitivity and itching, you must immediately resort to a specialist.
Do periodic eye examinations to ensure its safety.
After use, the lenses are placed in a preservation solution for storing and sterilizing the lenses.

Important tips when choosing your lenses

-Choose a lens size that is larger than the diameter of your original eye to give you a larger area of color and make your eyes look wider.

-Choose light colors, but appropriate with your skin tone. If your eyes are small and your skin is light, most colors will suit you, but if your skin is burgundy or brown, choose honey, gray, and light olive colors, and stay away from turquoise and violet.

-If you prefer a thin, natural look that is suitable for daytime periods, you can choose lenses that contain one color and mimic the natural eye shape, taking into account that the center of the lens is defined so that the pupil of your eyes appears larger.