🟦Blue

People wear blue contact lenses to create a unique and expressive look. Light blue is fresh and dreamy, brightens the eyes, and is suitable for daily or pseudo-bare makeup; dark blue is deep and mysterious, enhances the charm of the eyes, and is suitable for fashion or heavy makeup styles. Different blues show different temperaments and can easily change the overall look.

Blue contact lenses can bring a unique charm to various eye colors. For brown eyes, they offer a striking color transformation and a captivating mixed-blood effect. For green eyes, they subtly add distinctive blue-green layers and depth. For blue eyes, they can deepen or introduce more varied blue tones. Additionally, for gray eyes, blue lenses can enhance a cool, piercing gaze, while for amber/hazel eyes, they might create unexpected color blends or striking contrasts.

Absolutely. Most of our blue lenses are available in both plano (non-prescription) and prescription strengths. Simply select your power before adding to cart.

It depends on the design. Subtle patterns with blended edges and natural iris textures will offer a more realistic look, especially if the shade of blue complements your skin tone and eye shape.In order to meet people's demand for natural blue contact lenses, Wooeye has made a unique and innovative design. While ensuring safety and comfort, the lens pattern fits the eyes perfectly, providing a natural and charming effect

Blue eyes are often considered visually striking and beautiful because of their relatively low pigmentation. They can show charming colour changes in the sun or under certain lighting conditions, giving them a clear and bright feeling, which many see as a unique and attractive feature. Blue eyes are seen by many as a symbol of beauty, charm, and attention-grabbing, representing clarity, brightness, and some form of purity or vitality.

Yes, if they are daily or monthly lenses approved for regular wear. Make sure to follow the recommended wearing schedule and care instructions for healthy and comfortable use.

Typically 6–8 hours, up to a maximum of 12 hours. Remove them earlier if you feel dryness or irritation, and never sleep with them unless explicitly labeled as extended wear.