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Aurora Storm Purple Contact Lenses

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Packaging: 4 Lenses (Daily Disposable)
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Quick answer

Aurora Storm Purple Contact Lenses is a lilac-violet lens with a fine dotted mesh, a warm amber core, and a soft frosted rim. It reads as a cool purple statement from arm’s length rather than a whisper-soft tint.

What the Shade Looks Like

The close-up shows a pastel periwinkle-lavender base with an almost watercolor diffusion. A small warm amber-brown ring sits around the pupil, which keeps the center from going flat gray. From there the purple builds outward in a fine halftone dot mesh, so the pattern looks even and pixelated rather than spoke-like. The outer rim is a muted gray-lilac that fades instead of cutting, and that soft edge is why it blends so well in photos. A glossy highlight crosses the top of the lens, giving the surface a wet, glassy shine.

What to Wear With Purple

1. Cool Minimal. A white poplin shirt, ivory wide-leg trousers, a gray cashmere crewneck, and small silver hoops.

2. Moody Evening. Charcoal denim or black leather, a plum slip dress, sheer black tights, and gunmetal jewelry. Oxblood and wine echo the violet without matching it.

3. Soft Romantic. A lilac cardigan over cream lace, a pale gray pleated skirt, and rose-gold accents. Keep lips in mauve so the eyes stay the focal point.

Where They Fit

Photo shoots, cosplay styling, concerts, birthdays, and dinners where the eye carries the look. Silver or icy-blue wigs pick up the lavender tone nicely, and the frosted rim photographs well under flash and ring lights.

Everyday Wear: Yes

Yes, with one condition: this is a visible violet, so it looks intentional rather than natural. With simple liner and clear brows it works at the office, on campus, or over coffee. If your workplace is conservative, or you want a shade that vanishes into your own coloring, save it for weekends.

FAQ

What color are these purple contact lenses? A lilac-violet body with a warm amber core and a soft gray-lilac rim, with a fine dotted mesh running through the purple.

What should I wear with them? Start with white, ivory, gray, or charcoal, then add plum or wine. Silver flatters the cool violet more than yellow gold.

Can I wear them during the day? Yes, if the rest of the makeup stays quiet. Go light on liner and let the violet lead.

Shop Aurora Storm Purple Contact Lenses

Aurora Storm is the lilac-violet pick for anyone building a purple contact lenses rotation that still works on a normal Tuesday. Shop the shade at CCUS EYEWEAR and see how the frosted rim reads in daylight.

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Shipment Schedule

We will process the order within 1-3 working days after receiving the order. When we send the order, an email with the corresponding tracking number will be automatically sent. We are very sorry that due to the epidemic, the delivery time has been extended.

If you have any questions, free to contact us via DM or mail: service@lumeye.com

Shipping Fee

Worldwide FREE SHIPPING for orders over $16(default Logistics).

Or $5.99 Shipping fees will be charged.

Logistics Range

 

Country Delivery Time
Austria 6-10 Working days The shipping time is up to multiple factors, like the destination country, custom, weather and so on, which is force majeure. This is what we are working on all the time to make it better and improved.
Denmark
Greece
Hungary
Romania
Slovenia
Sweden
U.K
Belgium 8-12 Working days
Canada
Czech Republic
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
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Spain
United States
Bulgaria 8-15 Working days
Croatia
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Luxembourg
Poland 10-15 Working days

Contact Lens Care Guidelines

  • We recommend a rub and rinse before soaking soft lenses for a minimum of 6 hours in their container.
  • Don't wear contact lenses overnight.
  • Don't wear your contact lenses in the shower or while swimming.
  • Don't reuse contact lens solution.
  • Don't use saline solution for contact lens cleaning or disinfection.
  • Replace your contact lens case every two to three months.
  • Take out your contacts if they are bothering you.
  • Never use saliva as a wetting agent.

Typical Contact Lens Prescription

Eye Power/SPH BC DIA CYL
OD (Right) -2.25 8.8 14.0 -1.25
OS (Left) -3.00 8.8 14.0 -1.25

Understanding Your Prescription

  • Eye - Which eye the prescription line item is for:
    • OD - Right Eye
    • OS - Left Eye
    • OU - Both Eyes
  • SPH - Sphere (this can also be referred to as Power or PWR)
  • BC - Base Curve (usually a number between 8 and 10)
  • DIA - Diameter (usually a number between 13 and 15)

Toric (Astigmatism Correcting) Lenses

Some patients require lenses that are toric or astigmatism correcting. Prescriptions for these types of lenses will also contain two additional numbers that relate to the correction of the astigmatism. These two numbers are usually separated by an "X" and read as "times", they are indicated with the following symbols/abbreviations:

  • CYL - Cylinder (usually a number between -4.00 and +4.00)
  • AX - Axis (usually a number between 0 and 180)

Additional Contact Lens Prescription Notes

  • Your prescription will also contain an expiration date. This is typically one year from the date that the contact lenses were fitted.
  • BC values range from about 8.0 to 10.0. The doctor fits the lens with the curvature most appropriate for your eye. Most lenses come in several different BC values. If your prescription does not contain a BC value, this is likely because your brand of lens only comes in one base curve.