News 10. Risking Sight for Style.

News 10. Risking Sight for Style. [WORDS] * fad : n. 일시적 유행 (trend) * turn A into B : A를 B로 바꾸다 * ornament : n. 장신구, 장식품, 꾸밈, 장식 * eyelash : n. 속눈썹 * eyebrow : n. 눈썹 * improperly : ad. 부적절하게 * seize : v. 빼앗다, 강탈하다 * plain : a. 평범한, 검소한, 평탄한 * suffice : v. (필요, 목적 등에) 충분하다, 족하다 * eye-catching : a. 매력 있는, 전염성의 * bootleg : a. 밀매된, 밀조된, v. 밀매하다 * corneal : a. 각막의 - n. cornea : 각막 * transplant : n. 이식수술 * impair : v. 손상시키다 * high-profile : a. 명확한, 선명한 * bust : n. 체포, (경찰의) 습격 * intent (on) : a. 열심인, 열중하는 * deranged : a. 혼란된, 미친 * demonic : a. 악마 같은, 귀신들린, 흉포한 * provided (that) : conj. ...을 조건으로 하여, 만일 ...이라면 ======================================================================== The latest fashion fad among teenagers has turn the eye into an ornament. Not the eyelashes or eyebrows, but the eyeball itself, and the Food and Drug Administration is so worried about colored contact lenses being used improperly that it is seizing them from some stores. Here's ABC's Dan Harris. For many teenagers these days, a plain old Halloween mask apparently will not suffice. It has got to be something more eye-catching. And these colored contacts aren't just for special occasions, they are also everyday fashion accessories. "Some people want to change their hair, some people want to change clothes. I figured hey why don't I change my eyes?" By law, you need a prescription for colored contacts. But many teenagers have been buying bootleg versions. According to the Food and Drug Administration, improper use can lead to permanent eye damage, even blindness. Using a hidden camera, ABCNEWS 2020 found that a teenager could buy decorative lenses without a prescription at this hair salon, this beauty supply store; "We have blue and green." even this gas station. Robin Raws who's fifteen bought colored lenses at a corner store in Cleveland. "The next morning I woke up, my eye was closed, and I couldn't see out of it." She had a severe bacterial infection, and had to have a corneal transplant. Her vision is still impaired. That's why in time for Halloween, the FDA has decided to take a more activist role. "We are not allowing these products to come into this country anymore." Teenagers may still able to get the lenses. ABCNEWS was able to buy a pair on the Internet today without a prescription. The FDA insists a few high-profile busts will send the right message to illegal sellers of colored contacts And to the teenagers intent on looking deranged or demonic this Halloween, the FDA says that's fine. provided you've seen an eye doctor first. Dan Harris, ABCNEWS, New York.