Quick answer
Choose the Hazel Eyes Trial Set if your eyes are a mix of green and brown; choose the Light Brown Eyes Trial Set if your eyes are solid light brown and you want to add cool tones like grey and blue.
How the two trial sets differ
Both the Hazel Eyes Trial Set and the Light Brown Eyes Trial Set are designed around the 1 Eye 4 Colors concept, giving you four complementary shades in one box. The key difference is the base eye color they aim to enhance.
The Hazel Eyes Trial Set is curated for eyes that already have a mix of green and brown tones. It includes Flirting Grey, Glacier Blue, Celestia Green, and Iffy Brown, giving you options that either harmonize with or contrast against the natural hazel flecks.
The Light Brown Eyes Trial Set targets solid light brown eyes. It contains Flirting Grey, Rome Time Blue, Celestia Green, and Iffy Hazel. The addition of Rome Time Blue and Iffy Hazel offers cooler and warmer alternatives that stand out on a uniform brown base.
Trade-off you need to know
The Hazel Eyes Trial Set is slightly more expensive at $35.49 compared to $32.49 for the Light Brown set. Both are discounted from a catalog price of $49.99, making them affordable entry points.
If your eye color is clearly light brown with no green flecks, the Hazel set may include shades that blend too similarly. Conversely, if you have hazel eyes, the Light Brown set might not offer enough contrast to bring out the green tones.
Neither set is wrong, but the matching is about maximizing the variety of looks you can achieve. Choose based on your natural eye color, not just the price difference.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Hazel Eyes Trial Set ($32.49): Best if you have eyes with both green and brown tones. The Glacier Blue shade adds a cool pop that stands out against the warm brown.
- Light Brown Eyes Trial Set ($35.49): Best if you have solid light brown eyes. Rome Time Blue and Iffy Hazel create a bolder contrast than the Hazel set's palette.
- Price difference: The Light Brown set costs $3 more, but both are under $36 and offer four shades each. The higher price does not mean better quality—just a different shade selection. If budget is tight, the Hazel set is cheaper and still versatile for non-hazel eyes, though the color results may be subtler.
Product facts
-
Light Brown Eyes Trial Set: The Light Brown Eyes Trial Set includes Flirting Grey, Rome Time Blue, Celestia Green, and Iffy Hazel. These four shades are chosen to add cool and warm contrast against a uniform light brown iris, giving you more noticeable color changes.
Light Brown Eyes Trial Set
-
Hazel Eyes Trial Set: The Hazel Eyes Trial Set includes Flirting Grey, Glacier Blue, Celestia Green, and Iffy Brown. The mix of grey, blue, green, and brown shades lets you either match your natural hazel flecks or create a striking contrast.
Hazel Eyes Trial Set
Which set fits you?
Best for
- People with natural hazel (green-brown) eyes who want to enhance both tones.
- First-time color lens users who want a low-cost way to try multiple shades.
Not ideal for
- People with very dark brown eyes who want high contrast—these sets are designed for lighter eye colors.
- Anyone who wants a single dramatic shade rather than a mix of four.
