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Contact lenses, especially the colored ones, can make you look different. You might find yourself in a dilemma whenever you’re trying to decide on which colored contact lenses to wear. Here are a few tips that you can use to match your colored contact lens that suit you skin tone. Fair Skin Tone If you have a fair skin tone you don’t have to worry as all colored contact lens will be good on you! So you can wear any colored according to a different occasion that suitable. If you going on a Dinner occasion you can wear a grey...

Is it true that daily lens is waste of money? Well it depends on each of everyone perspective. Some will said it is wasteful but some might said it is a good investment. Lets list out the pros and cons of wearing daily contact lens and you decide yourself if it wasteful or not. Before you consider the pros and cons, please keep this in mind that don't confuse daily wear and daily disposable. Daily wear means need to remove the lens before sleeping because it is not suitable for overnight wear. Daily disposable is the specific term for lenses that are...

Babies learn to see over time, just as they learn to walk and talk. They are not born with all of the visual ability that they will require throughout life. It is necessary to learn how to concentrate their eyes, and move them properly.

They must also learn how to employ the visual information that their eyes provide to their brain in order to fully understand and interact with people around them. Babies use their eyes to explore the wonders of the world from infancy.

It is simple to identify someone who hasn't had enough sleep: dark circles, swollen eyes, or drooping eyelids are all symptoms of a bad night's sleep.

A lack of sleep, on the other hand, has an impact on more than simply your look. Sleep is critical to your overall health and well-being. Skimping on beauty sleep has consequences for your mood, motivation, memory, metabolism, and so much more. It even has an impact on the health of your eyes.

Even with age, people with poor eyesight can still benefit from wearing contact lenses. Even with presbyopia, people can still wear contact lenses even if they have no obvious symptoms. Contact Lenses Paired With Reading Glasses If you are wearing contact lenses for distance vision, then a pair of reading glasses may be slipped on top of your contact lenses. However, if you are not able to reach for your reading glasses, then you should consider wearing a pair of non-disposable glasses. Wearing the correct pair of contacts and eyeglasses is the best way to get the clearest vision possible. This...