Hazel Contacts

Yes. Hazel sits between brown and green in honey, caramel and soft olive tones that warm up dark eyes while still looking natural. On brown eyes, a semi opaque hazel enhances rather than replaces your shade, while an opaque hazel changes it more fully. Check worn photos on the product page, since hazel reads differently on light and dark eyes.

Hazel lenses blend honey tones with greys, cocoa brown or green tints for a warm tone. Without a limbal ring they give a soft look that spreads color through the iris without a hard border, and with a bold limbal ring they give more contrast and definition.

Shades include pure hazel, green hazel, brown hazel and honey hazel, from honey and golden hazel to cocoa, olive and green toned hazel, with subtle red, yellow and green undertones. For an understated result, choose a sheer, no limbal ring hazel, and for a more noticeable result, choose an opaque hazel with a defined ring. Check worn photos on the product page, since hazel reads differently on light and dark eyes.

Yes. Many hazel designs come in 0.00 (non prescription) and in minus powers up to -8.00, and some go to -10.00. Stock varies by power, so check the product page for your strength. For astigmatism, there is a custom toric pure hazel. Order from a current prescription.