How to choose the degree of cosmetic contact lenses

Many people like to wear colored contact lenses, and celebrities also like to wear them. How do you choose the degree of these contact lenses? What should I do if I can’t wear my colored contact lenses?

How to choose the degree of cosmetic contact lenses

1. When the actual degree is lower than 100 degrees, choose plano-optical contact lenses, which are contact lenses with no degree.

2. When the actual degree is between 100 and 300 degrees, choose cosmetic contact lenses with the same degree or 25 degrees less.

3. When the actual degree is between 300 and 500 degrees, choose cosmetic contact lenses that reduce the degree by 25 or 50 degrees.

4. When the actual degree is between 500 and 700 degrees, choose cosmetic contact lenses that reduce the degree by 50 or 75 degrees.

5. When the actual degree is between 700 and 800 degrees, choose cosmetic contact lenses that reduce the degree by 75 or 100 degrees.

6. When the actual degree is between 800 and 1000 degrees, choose cosmetic contact lenses that reduce the degree by 100 or 125 degrees.

What should I do if I can't wear my colored contact lenses?

1. I can’t wear it because I’m nervous and keep blinking.

This situation usually occurs to novices, and the problem can be solved in four steps.

Step 1: Don’t be nervous. This is a common problem for beginners. Don’t be nervous, calm down and start again.

Step 2: Place the contact lenses on the wearing rod. Be careful not to leave too large a contact area between the contact lenses and the wearing rod, otherwise the contact lenses will easily stick to the rod and become inconvenient to wear.

Step 3: Use the index finger of one hand to lift up the upper eyelid along the eyeliner. Be sure to pull up the eyelashes as well, so that the eyelashes will not get in the way when you wear it. Then use your thumb to lift your lower eyelid so that you won’t blink.

Step 4: Hold the wearing stick with your other hand and gently bring the contact lenses on the stick close to your eyeballs. Once the contact lenses are on your eyeballs, they will be adsorbed to them. This is great! Isn't it simple?

2. Cosmetic contact lenses cannot be attached to the eyes

This situation usually means that the contact lenses are not moist enough. In this case, the problem can be solved in one step, which is to moisten the contact lenses with care solution before wearing them.

3. The eyes are too small to wear

In this case, either the diameter is not selected correctly or the correct wearing method is not mastered.

People with small eyes can choose the smallest diameter contact lenses. Do not blindly choose contact lenses with a diameter that is too large in order to enlarge the eyes, as this will definitely not work for you.

When wearing it for small eyes, be sure to use your fingers to open the eyes. Small eyes usually have small eye sockets rather than small eyeballs, so as long as you use your index finger to lift up the upper eyelid along the eyeliner, and then use your thumb to lift up the lower eyelid, you will be able to open the eyes using this method.