Savage Brown vs Queen Brown: Which Brown Lens Fits You?

Quick answer

Choose Savage Brown for a more subtle, natural look with a smaller diameter; pick Queen Brown if you want a slightly larger, more noticeable enhancement with a wider optical zone.

How to choose: trade-offs

• Natural look: If you want a subtle brown that blends with your natural iris, Savage Brown's smaller 14.0mm diameter is the safer bet. Check your eye's natural iris size in a mirror to gauge coverage.
• More noticeable enhancement: Queen Brown's larger 14.2mm diameter adds a bit more presence, making it a better pick if you want the brown color to be clearly visible. If you have smaller eyes, the larger diameter might feel more prominent—try both if possible.
• Fit and comfort: Base curve affects how the lens hugs your eye. Savage Brown's 8.5mm is slightly steeper than Queen Brown's 8.6mm, which may matter if you have a steeper or flatter cornea. If you've worn contacts before, check your previous lens base curve to see which is closer.

Product facts

• Coleyes Savage Brown Yearly Prescription Colored Contacts: Savage Brown has a 14.0mm diameter and an 8.5mm base curve. The smaller diameter gives a more natural, subtle enhancement that suits those who prefer a less obvious lens effect.

  

• Coleyes Queen Brown Yearly Prescription Colored Contacts: Queen Brown has a 14.2mm diameter, an 8.6mm base curve, and a 5.5mm optical zone. The larger diameter and wider optical zone can provide a slightly more noticeable look and potentially better vision clarity for some users.

  

Which one should you pick?

Best for

• People who want a natural, everyday brown lens without a dramatic change
• Those with a steeper cornea who prefer a snugger fit (Savage Brown)

Not for

• If you want a more noticeable iris enlargement or a wider optical zone for potentially better peripheral vision, Queen Brown is the better choice