Tint · coloured lenses · an invented brand
Try on a colour. Keep your eyes.
This eye is the page. Each character is the next letter of what we have to say about lenses, set lighter or darker where the light falls. Click it and the colour changes; that is the whole fitting room. Select the picture and you are selecting prose. Copy it and you paste this paragraph back.
You are looking at Hazel.
Click the eye to change its colour
The range
Six colours human eyes actually come in.
Tint makes coloured contact lenses meant to be seen as your eyes, not as lenses. Each colour is drawn from the range irises really have, with a darker ring at the edge and a lighter weave toward the pupil, on a daily lens you forget you are wearing. Prescription and plain, fitted by an optician rather than a checkout.
Fit and comfort
A lens you forget, in a colour you don't.
- Wear
- Daily. Open a fresh pair in the morning, throw them away at night.
- Fit
- One base curve that suits most eyes; your optician confirms it in ten minutes.
- Water
- Fifty-eight percent, which is the number that decides whether an eye feels dry at four in the afternoon.
- Colour
- Printed in three layers so the colour sits in the lens and never on the eye.
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