Colored contact lenses can be a fun and stylish way to change up your look, but they may not be suitable for everyone. Before considering colored contacts, it's important to consult with an eye doctor to determine if you are a good candidate for contact lens wear. There are certain conditions that may disqualify you from wearing contact lenses, including:  Dry Eye Syndrome: If you have dry eyes, your eyes may not produce enough tears to keep your contact lenses moist and comfortable. Severe Eye Allergies: Allergies can cause irritation and inflammation of the eye, making contact lens wear uncomfortable or even dangerous. Blepharitis: This condition causes inflammation of the eyelids and can make it difficult to wear contact lenses comfortably. Repeated Eye Infections: If you have a history of repeated eye infections, contact lenses may not be the best choice for you. Special vision problems: Certain vision problems, such as severe astigmatism, may make it difficult to wear contact lenses comfortably or effectively. If you have any of these conditions, it's important to discuss them with your eye doctor before trying out colored contact lenses. Your doctor can help determine whether contact lenses are a suitable option for you and, if so, which type of lenses will work best.