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Yes, opaque green gives full color coverage on dark brown eyes, while sheer green reads as a soft enhancement on lighter eyes. On dark eyes, an opaque pine or jade reads more clearly than a sheer crystal. Check worn photos on eyes close to your own color before ordering.

Pine green gives a deep, muted green, soft jade gives a clearer green, apple green gives a bright, lighter green with a doll like finish, and crystal green gives a brighter, more translucent green. High pigment options keep the color visible on both light and dark eyes. For a first green lens, start with jade or pine in a daily format so you can judge the shade on your own eyes.

Yes, green designs come in prescription and non prescription formats, in daily, monthly and yearly wear. Check the product page for the strengths available in each design.

Yes, when the opacity is right, green gives a clear change that still reads as a natural eye color. A design without a limbal ring gives a softer finish, while a defined ring adds more contrast. Sheer green suits lighter eyes for a soft enhancement, and opaque green suits darker eyes for full coverage.