The Freshlook Colorblend contact lenses are made by Ciba Vision with a natural 3 in 1 technology to blend more naturally with your eyes.

You can choose from 12 lens colors to complement your natural eye color:

Looking for a quicker review? Here is a 60 second one that flies through all the colors:

Brown Freshlook Colorblends

Brown is the most common eye color present in 55% of people. It is rare for some ethnicities, such as African Americans and Asians, to have any color other than brown eyes. Some interracial mixes have dark or Asian skin and light eyes, but it is a relatively rare occurrence. Dark eyes are dark because they contain more melanin than light eyes. Some eyes contain so much melanin they appear ‘black’ however they are technically still ‘brown’. Those with brown eyes are seen as more dominant and trustworthy, as found by several scientific studies.

Honey Freshlook Colorblends

Honey eyes are technically ‘brown’, however they have a unique glow resulting in lighter eyes from less melanin. Honey eyes often seem to glow with an otherworldly color, and honey colored-contacts have been used in vampire movies to portray this otherworldliness, such as Twilight.

The Honey Freshlook lenses have an iridescent glow similar to that of vampires in many popular movies.

Blue Freshlook Colorblends

Blue is one of the most rare eye colors and is only naturally possessed by 8% of people.

Norway and Sweden have huge blue-eyed populations with the majority, 88%, naturally possessing the color and Finland has an even higher blue-eyed population with 89% naturally having blue eyes.

An interesting blue-eyed fact is that Lester David’s study concluded that women with blue eyes are perceived as more feminine.

So many shades of blue.

Blue Freshlook contact lens review video:

Turquoise

Why not try a different blue?

Brilliant Blue

More blue? Do people really like blue that much. Yes, blue is pretty.

Gray

Gray eyes fall under the ‘blue’ category, but are lighter and appear more gray in color.

Gray eyes have more collagen than blue eyes in their stroma, and therefore reflect more light, making them appear lighter in color.

Often small pieces of yellow and brown are mixed in the irises of gray eyes; sometimes these are too small to see without a magnifying glass.

Sterling Gray

Two shades of gray! I thought there was only one shade of gray.

Amethyst

Amethyst is kind of like gray except it is also kind of like purple.

Green Freshlook Colorblends

Green eyes are perhaps the rarest eye color in the world, with only 2% of the population being born with naturally green eyes. Interestingly enough, most people would also choose to have green eyes if they could choose a color other than the one they were born with.

The Green Freshlook lenses are lighter than their Gemstone Green counterpart.

Gemstone Green Freshlook Colorblends

Green is my favorite color. I’m glad there are two shades of green.

Green Freshlook color contact video review:

Pure Hazel Freshlook Colorblends

Hazel eyes are also rarer than most eye colors, like green eyes are. Hazel is a more common eye color than pure green.

The Hazel Freshlook lenses are a mix of green and brown, and they blend naturally with most eye colors.

The Freshlook lenses are:

• 2 week disposable colored contact lenses
• 2 lenses per box
• 45% phemfilcon A & 55% water

Remember to take out and clean your Freshlook Colorblends every night. After two weeks dispose of your current pair and start wearing a new pair for optimum comfort.

You can purchase your own Freshlook colorblend color contacts here:

You’re still reading..congrats! Still need time to decide? Looking for the longest review you can find? Here is my most in depth 11 minute review, enjoy! If you’ve already decided and are looking for something or someone to laugh at, on the other hand, scroll to the bottom and watch me struggle to put on my contact lenses…

The Very In-Depth 11 minute Freshlook review:

Hope this was helpful, and thanks for making it this far, I see a pair of beautiful contact lenses in your future!

If you’ve never put contacts on before, don’t worry, it’s not too hard once you practice a little and get the hang of it. Here is a helpful “how to put on your contact lens” video that is funny (ok, I think it is funny and I am easily amused) and it also highlights some common struggles contact lens wearers face.

Feel free to watch it if you want some guidance learning how to put your lenses on, or if you just want to laugh at me!

How to put on contact lenses video – My daily struggle: