Brown contact lenses are a type of coloured contact lens which are specifically designed for the purpose of temporarily altering or enhancing your natural eye colour to brown, without providing any corrective vision benefits as they are strictly cosmetic.

We have a range of dark brown contact lenses for those looking for a dark and mysterious look, or we also stock light brown contact lenses for those looking for something a little more subtle and natural.

Yes - all of the brown eye contacts we sell are completely safe to wear with full testing and CE certification provided, meaning they meet all relevant EU safety regulations.

Brown contacts, like all contact lenses, should be properly cared for to avoid the potential of eye irritation and infections. That means soaking them in a quality cleaning solution in a clean case before and after usage, if they can be worn for more than a single day.

Most of our brown lenses can be worn safely for 3, 6 or 12 months with proper care and cleaning.

Brown contact lenses work effectively in most eye colours, especially lighter colours such as blues and greens, but the final result will differ for every person and will depend on the shade of brown you are buying.

The wearing time of our brown eye lenses depends entirely on the type you purchase, but up to 8 hours of wearing time during the day is perfectly fine and then you must take them out and soak them in a high-quality cleaning solution.

If you purchase daily brown contact lenses (dailies) then they must be disposed of after one 8-hour wearing period.

Many of our brown contacts are available to wear for longer periods, including 3-months, 6-months or 1 year. It's extremely important that proper care is taken of the lenses when you're not wearing them - you'll need a case and cleaning solution to soak them in, and you should thoroughly wash your hands before handling the lenses, even with a plastic removal tool.

All of our brown contacts are designed with comfort in mind and are made from materials which allow oxygen to pass through the lens to the cornea, ensuring your eyes remain comfortable and well hydrated. With that said, comfort levels will naturally differ from person to person, and some people may experience mild irritation as their eyes get used to the lenses.

You should never sleep in your brown contact lenses, or any contact lenses for that matter. This can be extremely dangerous, potentially causing damage to your eye or leaving you with very nasty infections. Always remove your lenses before bed and, if they're not disposable (daily wearing), you should fill a case with cleaning solution and place them in to soak overnight.