Colour contact lenses change the entire look of eyes and can be as a fashion accessory to complement the colour and style of your outfits. If you are new to colour or white contact lenses, certain simple rules should be followed to ensure that they are used in the right manner and do not cause any discomfort :

Make sure that the make-up you use is applied after you have inserted your contact lenses on to the eyes, to prevent any irritation.

When you take out the lens set out of its storage case, make sure that you rinse it with a good contact lens solution before inserting the lenses on to the eyes. Cleaning can be done by simply placing the lens on the palm of hand and pouring few drops of solution to remove all traces of dust.

Do not use plain water to wash your colour or white contact lenses.

If the lens curls up in hand, do not try to open it with fingers as this can split the lens. Pouring drops of solution over the curled lens can open it.

Before wearing lens, make sure that it is right way round – the edges should bend inwards. The lens should be lifted directly in front of the yes to check.

Hold the contact lens with the tip of your finger, tilt your head gently backwards and look straight upwards. Use the other hand to hold your upper hold to ensure that you do not blink and place the lens on the lower part of the eye. When you let go of your eye lid, the lens moves in to the centre of the eye.

Do not use your fingers to move the lens to the centre of the eye and avoid rubbing. If the eye becomes too watery, do not touch the lens and let the water from eyes fall out completely before cleaning the surrounding eye area.

After using any coloured or white contact lenses, make sure that you remove your make-up before taking off the lenses.

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