Here are the key differences between colored and natural-looking green colored contact lenses:

Colored Green Lenses:

• Designed to dramatically change the appearance of the eyes to a bold, unnatural green color
• Typically have an opaque or solid green tint that fully covers the iris
• Can make the eyes appear very vibrant, green colored contact lenses  unnatural or even artificial looking
• Provide less focus on subtle nuances and more on creating an intense green effect
• Often used for cosmetic or costume purposes rather than vision correction

Natural-Looking Green Lenses:

• Aim to mimic the appearance of a natural green eye color
• Have a more translucent, blended green tint that doesn't fully cover the iris
• Allow some of the natural eye color to show through for a subtler, more realistic look
• Focus on capturing the nuances and variations of a real green eye
• Intended to enhance or slightly alter the eye color in a natural, believable way
• Can be used both for cosmetic and vision correction purposes

The key distinction is that colored green lenses create a dramatic, unnatural green effect, while natural-looking green lenses aim for a more subtle, lifelike enhancement of the eye's green color. The former is better suited for costume/fashion uses, the latter for everyday wear. white colored contact lenses  Both options allow wearers to experiment with green eye color, but in very different ways.