Use the saturation principle to your advantage when applying eye makeup! The idea behind the saturation principle is that when you put something very light next to something very intense in color, it creates a bigger contrast. [3] X Expert Source Joseph HarwoodBeauty, DEI & Social Media Expert Expert Interview. 16 March 2022.

For daily, casual wear, try neutral tones, such as: brown, taupe, terra-cotta, or anything orange-tinted. [8] X Expert Source Joseph HarwoodBeauty, DEI & Social Media Expert Expert Interview. 16 March 2022. For a special night out, try some metallics, such as gold, copper, or bronze. Avoid anything too dark, especially if you have fair skin. When choosing eyeliner, go for brown or dark brown instead. It will be less harsh than black.

For casual days, stick with browns. To make your eyes really stand out, try a silvery-brown or a peachy brown. [11] X Research source If you are feeling more adventurous, try wearing blues, grays, greens, or purples. For a special night out, you can try metallics, such as: bronze, copper, or gold. A green-tinted gold will also work well. [12] X Research source If you have dark brown or black eyes, try some jewel shades instead, such as bright blue or violet. You can also get away with silver and chocolate. If you have brown and hazel eyes, you could use some dark blue eyeshadow to bring out the orange-hazel tone in the center of the eye. [13] X Expert Source Joseph HarwoodBeauty, DEI & Social Media Expert Expert Interview. 16 March 2022.

To bring out the blues, stick with eyeshadow in these colors: copper, melon, neutral brown, orange, peach, or salmon. You can help bring the blue out further by adding a touch of blue to the inner corner of your eye. To bring out the greens, try eyeshadow in these colors: maroon, pink, plum, purple, red-brown, or wine.

Any shade of purple will look great on you. If you don’t like purple, try some pinks instead. If you are hesitant about wearing purple, you could try wearing taupe eyeshadow over the eyelid, and use a dash of purple close to the lash line. Black eyeliners are too harsh for green eyes. Try using charcoal, silver, or deep purple instead.

Avoid using heavy, smoky colors. They tend to hide the hints of green and gold in hazel eyes, and make them appear murky instead. To bring out the greens and golds in your eyes, try using eyeshadow in bronze, dusty pink, or eggplant. Army-green especially will bring out the green flecks. If you want to make your eyes look more brown, then use eyeshadow in gold or green.

The best place to get contacts is at an eye glass shop or from an optometrist. Tinted prescription lenses are also available for those who have poor eyesight.

Disposable lenses can be expensive. Some can only be worn once. If you plan on wearing the contacts for just one or two occasions, keep these in mind. Daily wear lenses need to be taken out at night. How often you replace them will depend on the manufacturer. Some need to be replaced once a week, while others can last for up to a month, if not longer. Extended wear lenses can be worn even while you sleep, although this is not recommended. The longer you keep your contacts in, the more likely you are to get an infection. Like daily wear lenses, extended wear lenses need to be replaced depending on the manufacturer. Some can last for only a week while others much longer.

Some places also offer custom colors and tinting.

This will be most obvious on opaque lenses and less on enhancement lenses.

Always wash your hands before touching your contacts. Never use your saliva to moisten the contacts. The human mouth is filled with germs. Never share contacts with anyone, even if you disinfect them.

Some contacts can be worn several times while others can only be worn once. Never use contacts for longer than the recommended time. Saline solution can also expire. Never use saline solution past its expiration date. To prevent bacteria buildup, contact lens cases should be replaced every three to six months.

Click on the eyes with your left mouse button. The image will become larger. Keep doing this until you can see the eyes clearly. Click on a spot that is above and to the left of the eyes. Drag your pointer down to the bottom right of the eyes. A box will form. If you let go, what ever was in the box will fill your window.

To select the other eye, press and hold the Shift key. Draw around the other iris just as you did with the first. [27] X Research source

When you hover your pointer over “New Adjustment Layer,” you will get an expanding side menu with a list of options. Select “Hue/Saturation” from the list.

The pupil may also change color. Don’t worry, you will fix this later.

The color may look a little unnatural. Don’t worry, you can fix this later on.

When you are done, the eye should look very much like the original, except that it is a different color.

It is not permanent. The implant can be removed using a similar surgery. The recovery time is two weeks. During this time, your vision may be blurry, and your eyes may be red. You cannot drive after the surgery. If this is something you are considering, make sure that you have someone to take you home. [31] X Research source

The fake iris will increase the pressure in your eye. This can lead to glaucoma, which can lead to blindness. The surgery can lead to cataracts. Cataracts are when the eye’s lenses become clouded. The cornea may become damaged during the surgery. You may need a corneal transplant to fix this. The natural iris and the surrounding area may get inflamed. Not only could this be very painful, but your vision may become blurred as a result.