I'm going to get some once I have lazer surgery. Coloured prescription contacts are just too expensive.
Something to remember is that dark eyes are generally considered more attractive, and dilated pupils are associated with arrousal. So I'd advice going with the darker contacts rather than the bright/white ones.
I've worn coloured contacts once. They were blue, like my normal eye colour, but much more vivid. They were commented on twice. Also, they don't look totally real. Natural irises are concave, meaning light hits them completely differently to the way it hit's coloured contacts, because they sit on top of your cornea, which is convex.
Also, the fact that there's a lens and cornea between your natural iris and the open air gives them a much deeper, richer look.
So don't try to change your eye colour with contacts. Go for something wild, like the fire or wolf eye ones instead.
Stangely, I've had a lot more comments on my eyes when I'm not wearing my coloured contacts than when I am, up to the point of people assuming I have the coloured ones in. Very flattering, I used to hate my eyes. You can use that in a trivia book when I take over the world.
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