June/July Live Magazine 2018
Our latest Live magazine, check out interviews with creators of games such as Moss, reviews on the latest games and movies + a special trading card tournaments feature at Gametraders!
Our latest Live magazine, check out interviews with creators of games such as Moss, reviews on the latest games and movies + a special trading card tournaments feature at Gametraders!
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THE DO’s AND DO<br />
CONTACT LENSE<br />
Non-prescription lenses, known more commonly<br />
as cosmetic or novelty contact lenses, are those<br />
aimed to change appearance. In cosplay, these are<br />
sometimes essential to creating the correct look<br />
for your character and are a commonly used part of<br />
the make-up process.<br />
Unsurprisingly placing something foreign into your<br />
body comes with a set of dangers, particularly<br />
since Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration<br />
does not regulate cosmetic contact lenses.<br />
Before you purchase your first set of contact<br />
lenses, have a professional optometrist to have<br />
an eye examination. They can identify any preexisting<br />
conditions that could increase the<br />
likelihood of cosmetic lenses damaging your eyes.<br />
You can also purchase cosmetic lenses through<br />
your optometrist, which is the safest option for<br />
purchasing cosmetic lenses as they are from<br />
verified brands and products. Optometrists can also<br />
train you on correct handling and storage of lenses.<br />
Most cosplayers however choose to purchase<br />
through international sellers. International sellers<br />
can be good, but they do not follow the same<br />
standards of hygiene and care provided by<br />
Australian sellers, so extra care must be taken.