I was watching an episode of American Idol the other day and they had the contestants dressed up to shoot a music video commercial. In keeping with the Twilight movies and their success, they dressed them up like vampires and even gave them vampire colored contact lenses to wear. They turned out looking pretty cool, actually.
I think they did a good job decking them out to look like the handsome, teen vampires since they used light colored makeup, punk / emo type hairstyles and those vampire contact lenses. There was a special effect used in the video production that made things look very black and white but they made the yellow contacts stand out and that really made everything work. I'm worried that people might see that and think they could get the same kind of look with their Halloween costume if they go as a vampire. They might be able to get something close that though - if they work at it and plan their costume out ahead of time.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Change Your Eye Color with Colored Contact Lenses
Do you want to change your eye color with colored contact lenses? It is simple to do. You do not even always need a prescription. To get colored contacts without prescription, you can go to any good eyewear store or even a theatrical costumes store and you should be able to find a wide variety of colors and styles. Colored contact can be relatively inexpensive. If you know where to look you can even get them for free!
Changing your eye color can be a lot of fun. You can have brown eyes in the morning, blue eyes at lunch and bright green one for happy hour. With the new colored contacts you can have your eye color change to suit your outfit that day or any whim at all. Want to appear modest and subdued? Use brown contacts. Want to appear Italian or southern European? Try black contacts. Going for the Nordic beauty look? Dye your hair blonde and get the bright blue colored contacts and you can make up a believable story about Viking forbearers and be the star at Happy Hour.
If you want more than just a new eye color you may want to visit your local theatrical costume store. These stores specialize in a different type of colored contacts. At theatrical costume stores can offer contact lenses that can make you look like you are from another species. A good costume store can offer you contact lenses that make you look like you have cat eyes, hawk eyes, lizard eyes or the eyes of many other species. These stores have been outfitting theatre groups with contact lenses for plays and movies. They also provide contact lenses for people who want to put that finishing touch on a costume of Halloween or any other occasion.
If you want to change your eye color with colored contact lenses it does not have to cost an arm and a leg. In fact, there are ways to get them for free!
Changing your eye color can be a lot of fun. You can have brown eyes in the morning, blue eyes at lunch and bright green one for happy hour. With the new colored contacts you can have your eye color change to suit your outfit that day or any whim at all. Want to appear modest and subdued? Use brown contacts. Want to appear Italian or southern European? Try black contacts. Going for the Nordic beauty look? Dye your hair blonde and get the bright blue colored contacts and you can make up a believable story about Viking forbearers and be the star at Happy Hour.
If you want more than just a new eye color you may want to visit your local theatrical costume store. These stores specialize in a different type of colored contacts. At theatrical costume stores can offer contact lenses that can make you look like you are from another species. A good costume store can offer you contact lenses that make you look like you have cat eyes, hawk eyes, lizard eyes or the eyes of many other species. These stores have been outfitting theatre groups with contact lenses for plays and movies. They also provide contact lenses for people who want to put that finishing touch on a costume of Halloween or any other occasion.
If you want to change your eye color with colored contact lenses it does not have to cost an arm and a leg. In fact, there are ways to get them for free!
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