Hazel Contact Lenses

Our hazel contact lenses give you that warm mix of brown, gold and amber, from a soft everyday hazel to a richer golden shade for dark eyes. Every pair is £12.99, any 2 for £22.99 or 3 for £31.99, with next day UK delivery on orders before 2pm.

2 for £22.99 · 3 for £31.99, mix any colours
Same day dispatch before 2pm
4 products
Pure Hazel Contact Lenses (5)
£12.99
Amber Contact Lenses (1)
£12.99
Golden Hazel Contact Lenses (1)
£12.99
Magic Hazel Contact Lenses (1)
£12.99

From the Lensmate team

Hazel is such a lovely in between colour. It's warm like brown, but it's got flecks of gold and amber that catch the light, so your eyes look brighter without anyone being able to put their finger on why. If you've never worn coloured lenses before, hazel is a really gentle place to start.

We've kept this range small on purpose. There are four hazel contact lenses here, and each one does something a bit different.

Our hazel contact lenses

Pure Hazel is a sultry pop of hazel. It's 14.2mm, so it looks natural rather than doll like, and it's the one we'd pick for work, a wedding or just everyday wear when you want your eyes to look warmer.

Amber is one of our most popular lenses. It's a warm, rich amber that sits between brown and gold, and it looks gorgeous on tanned and medium skin. At 14.5mm, it gives a slightly bigger, bolder iris.

Golden Hazel is a golden hazel brown made to cover dark eyes. If your own eyes are very dark brown, this is the one we'd point you to first. Outdoors it looks honey gold, and indoors it calms down into a soft warm hazel.

Magic Hazel is another sultry hazel at 14.5mm, a little bolder in size, which is nice for nights out and photos.

Amber, Golden Hazel and Magic Hazel all have 42% water content, so they feel a bit softer and more moist on long days. Pure Hazel is 40%, which is standard and comfy.

Hazel contacts on brown and dark eyes

Hazel on brown eyes can look really natural, because it's close to the colour you already have, just lighter and warmer. On very dark eyes, Golden Hazel gives the clearest change. Lighter hazels can look more subtle on dark brown eyes, which some people actually prefer, as it just reads as a warm brown with a bit of glow.

On blue, green or grey eyes, hazel tends to look more noticeable, so it's a good way to try a warmer look for a change.

How we wear hazel

  • Brown or bronze liner is our favourite with hazel. It brings out the gold without making the eye look darker.
  • Green and khaki shadows pull out the green tones, and copper shadows bring out the amber.
  • Hazel looks lovely in natural daylight, so it's great for outdoor weddings and holiday photos.
  • For a cosy autumn look, pair Amber with a warm lip and a bit of bronzer.

Price, delivery and care

Every pair is £12.99, or any 2 pairs for £22.99 or 3 for £31.99, so you can try two hazels side by side or mix one with a different colour. All our hazel lenses are non prescription, CE certified and last up to 12 months with proper care. Rub and rinse them in fresh solution, keep them in a clean case, never use tap water and always remove them before sleeping.

Orders before 2pm on a working day go out the same day with Royal Mail next day delivery, and you can pay later with Klarna. Free sweeties in every order too.

Hazel Contact Lenses FAQs

Do hazel contact lenses look natural?
Yes, hazel is one of the most natural looking colours you can wear. Pure Hazel is 14.2mm, so it's close to your own iris size and reads as a warm natural eye. Amber and Magic Hazel are 14.5mm, so they look a touch bigger and bolder.
Do hazel contacts work on dark brown eyes?
Golden Hazel is the one made to cover dark eyes, so it gives the clearest change on very dark brown eyes. Our other hazels can look more subtle on dark eyes, coming across as a warmer, lighter brown, which plenty of people like.
What's the difference between hazel and amber contact lenses?
Hazel is usually a mix of brown, green and gold, with a bit of variation through the iris. Amber is warmer and more even, like honey or a rich golden brown. Our Amber lens sits right between brown and gold and suits tanned and medium skin really well.
What colour is hazel exactly?
Hazel is a mix of light brown with flecks of gold, amber or green. It often looks different depending on the light and what you're wearing. Outdoors hazel lenses look lighter and more golden, and indoors they look warmer and a little deeper.
What make up suits hazel eyes?
Brown, bronze and copper shadows bring out the warm gold, and green or khaki shades pull out any green tones. We'd go for brown liner rather than black for a softer, brighter look. A warm lip and bronzer finish it off nicely.
Can hazel contacts look green?
Hazel can show a little green depending on the light, especially if you wear green clothes or shadow. Our hazels lean more gold and amber though. If you want a proper green, have a look at our green range, like Natural Green or Meadow Green.
Are hazel coloured contacts safe?
Ours are CE certified and non prescription, and they're safe when you look after them. Wash and dry your hands, use fresh solution each time, never use tap water, and never sleep in them or share them. If they sting or feel wrong, take them out.
How long do hazel contact lenses last?
All our hazel lenses last up to 12 months once opened, as long as you clean and store them properly. After each wear, rub and rinse them in fresh solution and pop them in a clean case with fresh solution.
Are hazel contacts comfortable for all day wear?
Amber, Golden Hazel and Magic Hazel have 42% water content, which feels a bit softer and more moist. Pure Hazel is 40%, which is standard and comfy. Take breaks if your eyes feel dry and always take them out before sleeping.
Where can I buy hazel contact lenses in the UK?
Right here. We're a small UK shop and every pair is £12.99, or any 2 for £22.99 or 3 for £31.99. Order before 2pm on a working day and it goes out the same day with Royal Mail next day delivery, with a paid Saturday option too.