Colored Halloween contact lenses with and without prescription With and without starch
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Halloween Contact Lenses: Zombie, Devil and White Blind Lenses
When your costume is meant to be scary, a sinister gaze makes the look perfect. White novelty lenses such as White Zombie or the blind variant remove all definition from the eye and look truly eerie even from two meters away.
Red devil eyes and the Electric-Red variant suit demons, vampires and the Grim Reaper, while Bloodshot with burst blood vessels and White Slash with a bloody cut lean toward splatter. For witches and gothic looks, there are black contact lenses and a deep purple. Combined with Halloween makeup and fake blood, the look is complete.
Animal-Eye Novelty Lenses: Cat Eyes, Werewolf and Snake Eyes
Animal eyes are a classic among novelty lenses because they immediately change your gaze without hiding the face underneath. Cat eyes with a vertical slit are available in yellow, red and white. Cat ears and a painted nose go perfectly with them.
Yellow wolf eyes and the red Red-Wolf variant belong to werewolf looks, while green snake eyes in Anaconda and reptile designs suit Medusa, lizards and dragons. For an otherworldly look, choose the yellow-and-red orc design.
Sclera Contact Lenses and Lenses with Large Pupils
Sclera lenses cover not only the iris but also a large part of the eyeball. This is the most dramatic effect you can achieve with lenses: a black demon look, completely red eyes or a luminous blue that leaves none of the natural eye visible.
There are also white mini sclera lenses and a red monthly lens with a greatly enlarged pupil for a doll or anime look. Sclera lenses cover a larger area, so allow a little extra time when putting them in for the first time.
UV Contact Lenses for Blacklight: Glowing Eyes at the Neon Party
Under blacklight, UV lenses glow brightly and turn a simple neon outfit into an eye-catching look. The UV Flash range is available in white, pink, blue, green, red and yellow, along with a white annual lens in the same style. At neon parties, festivals and clubs with blacklight, this is an effect few people expect. If you want to take it further, put together the perfect outfit for the Neon Party too.
Colored Contact Lenses in Red, White, Black and Blue
Use the color filter to quickly find the lens that matches your costume. White contact lenses create the classic spooky look and appear the most eerie. Red contact lenses represent devils, demons and vampires. Black lenses belong to witches and gothic looks, while green suits reptiles, orcs and snakes. Blue contact lenses work well for angels, ice queens and fantasy looks, while yellow suits wolves and cats, with pink and purple also available for striking designs.
Colored Contact Lenses with and without Prescription
Most lenses here are non-prescription novelty lenses. Three annual lenses are also available with prescription correction, each as a single lens in red, black and white, with strengths up to -3 diopters. If you need stronger correction or your prescription is not available, it is best to wear the non-prescription novelty lenses together with your glasses as part of the costume.
Contact Lenses for Carnival, Mardi Gras and Theme Parties
Halloween is not the only occasion for choosing an effect lens. At carnival, Mardi Gras and Fasnacht, colored contact lenses complement costumes that might otherwise seem interchangeable, and at a theme party they show who has put thought into their look. Along with a carnival wig, makeup and false teeth, the lens is the accessory that costs the least and changes the most.
Weekly, Monthly or Annual Lenses: Choosing the Right Wear Period
How long you can use a lens is stated in the product name. Weekly lenses are an affordable introduction for a single evening, while 3-month lenses and the UV Flash range are mid-range options that are worthwhile if you have several events during the season. Annual lenses cost more, but with proper care they last throughout the season. This always refers to the shelf life after opening, not the length of time they can be worn continuously.
KostĂŒmpalast Expert Tip on Colored Contact Lenses
Pay attention to the quantity in the product name: If it says â1 pc.â, you will receive a single lens; without this indication, you will receive a pair. For one-sided effects, one lens is often enough. Place the lenses in fresh storage solution the evening before, and they will feel much more comfortable on the night of the party.