I believe so, but if your eyes get more itchy and red then yes, stop doing it and it is bad.
Yes, wearing contacts that aren't yours can severely damage your eyes. Be sure to get contacts that are right for your eyes.
It is best to first consult to an optician or a local eye doctor before getting coloured contacts as they can cause adverse reactions with the eyes, but the best shade for brown eyes is green.
he has blue eyes i think but i think he uses contacts sometimes. but they could always be brown. he has blue eyes i think but i think he uses contacts sometimes. but they could always be brown.
I think when you rub your eyes you create pressure in your eyes so the only way for your brain to process light would be to make light. this is called pressure phosphenus.
yes
They are exactly the same as regular contacts. So no.
Only if you keep them in for too long.
I would check with your doctor first.I wear glasses and I would not change unless she told me I could, I just do not like messing with my eyes like that if I am not sure, that I can switch to contacts. and my eyes are not that bad either
No. Contacts are a light, thin and durable plastic/rubber that cover only your pupils. They are like earrings you take them out, clean and rub them with saline everyday. They do not permanently change your eye color, colored or not.
Yes they will hurt your eyes. Over the counter contacts have been proven to harm the eyes and at 12 your eyes are changing all the time. The ones you could afford would be so cheap and bad that you could harm your eyes for years to come. This is a bad idea.
Yes, wearing contacts that aren't yours can severely damage your eyes. Be sure to get contacts that are right for your eyes.
When people are getting tired they rub their eyes because on their eyes having lot's of pressure because of work. They want to get fresh that's why they rub their eyes.
Depends on what brand, quality and how long you use it. However, if you don't clean the contact lenses right, you might get your eyes infected.
but cream on your eyes and rub it in so it soaks in better if u rub it in
One can buy colored contacts from your optometrist. But if they have bad eye sight, they might have to wear classes with the contacts. The colored contacts can have a prescription, but the prescriptions are pretty weak because the contacts are not the best for eyes, and should not be worn all of the time.
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If you're new to wearing contacts your eyes may burn when you take the contacts out. Increased oxygen to your eye can create the burning or stinging sensation. As your wear contacts more regularly your eyes will adapt; if they do not become used to the contacts and your eyes still burn after a week or two, go and see your optometrist or ophthalmologist.