What color is true Sapphire contacts?

True Sapphire combines a deep and rich blue with highlights of brown and aqua for a product that’s stunningly beautiful. Your eyes will always be remembered with True Sapphire.

What colour is true Sapphire?

Sapphires come in a variety of colors, but blue is the most famous and true sapphire color. Sapphire is both a deeply saturated blue color and a precious gemstone.

How many hours can you wear colored contacts?

Once applied to the eye, you can wear the lenses for about 8 hours but this may vary with brands, so ensure you check the packaging for manufacturer recommendations. It’s always best to check with your optician too, as it can vary depending on the specific characteristics of your eyes.

What color contacts are good for dark brown eyes?

Blue contact lenses will work on brown eyes if they are vibrant enough. Depending on the lens and the particular shade of blue, the shade of blue will look different. FreshLook Colors offers some of the most vibrant colour shades which includes Blue and Sapphire Blue.

Are dark blue sapphires more valuable?

Blue Sapphires Color has the greatest influence on a sapphire’s value, and preferred sapphires have strong to vivid color saturation. The most valued blue sapphires are velvety blue to violetish blue, in medium to medium-dark tones. Sapphires with these qualities command the highest prices per carat.

What is the rarest Colour of sapphire?

The rarest sapphire is the Padparadscha, an extremely rare pink and orange stone that is stunning to behold. However, the most valuable sapphires are the Kashmir variants, which are blue.

How long can you wear FreshLook colorblends contacts?

Both FreshLook Colorblends and FreshLook Colors are 1-2 week (bi-weekly) disposable contact lenses. They can be worn daily for 14 days and then replaced with a fresh pair. These contacts need to be removed and cleaned at the end of each day to keep lenses fresh.

Can you wear colored contacts forever?

Whether the colored contacts are prescription or not, it does not matter! The lenses themselves are going to be safe for you to wear as long as you use them as they are meant to be used. In order to make sure that your lenses are safe for you, they need to be properly fitted by an eye doctor.