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Why do the enhancer lenses contain color that covers the pupil?

April 26, 2017color contain covers enhancer lenses pupil

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Why do the enhancer lenses contain color that covers the pupil?

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Color covering the full iris (the colored portion of your eye) and pupil keeps your eye looking natural, with no “transition zone” where the color stops and your natural iris starts. With enhancer colors, the concentration of color is low enough that covering the pupil won’t impact your vision.