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Different types of Halloween contact lenses to blend perfectly with your costume

by Rhonda R. Eckert Halloween and Colored Contact Lenses

If you are attending any theme party or Halloween, one of the most important things is not just picking up the costume but also a perfect pair of contact lenses can make your look even more captivating. You can give your look a fun and creative touch with scary contact lenses.

With the Halloween contact lenses, you can easily and completely transform your eyes and also give yourself a fashionable look. There are a huge variety of these special-effect contact lenses available in the market based on color, styles and designs. You can opt from scary Halloween contact lenses, avatar contact lenses, zombie contact lenses, black sclera contacts, white sclera contacts, cat-eye contact lenses and many more according to your preference. You can choose the contact lenses based on the costume you want to wear in the party and can achieve that scary and ghoulish look.  

All these scary contacts are the soft contact lenses that are used for theatrical purpose or during Halloween. These lenses can change the color and shape of your eyes and can make them look more attractive. They have nothing to do with vision correction and are used for fun and for playing pranks.  They are safe to wear if they are prescribed and properly cared. Enjoy wearing them and show your creative side to everyone.

Some of the Halloween contact lenses are listed below:

Contact lenses with various designs

The most common type of special effect contacts is the ones that cover the iris with interesting artwork. They are used mainly for decorative purposes. Such type of lenses can make your eyes look like that of an animal, diseased or anything that a person could imagine. Examples: moon shaped eyes, starry eyes, smiley-face eyes, vampire eyes, cat eyes etc. 

Sclera contact lenses

The use of sclera contact lenses is widely varied. They are very different from other types of contact lenses as they cover the whole eye apart from just the iris and pupil. These lenses cover the entire white portion of the eyes, leaving only a small area of pink or white in the corner of eyes. They are available in black and white colors and are known as black out lenses or white out lenses respectively as they make the eyes completely black or white. 

Halloween splashy contact lenses

Such type of contact lenses are best for individuals those who want to stand out in the crowd. They can make you the center of attraction on the dance floor in a club or disco. Flashy contact lenses seem natural during normal day light but under black lights or any other colored light, they glow supernaturally. These lenses are available in a variety of color options such as blue flash, green flash, pink flash, yellow flash and many more. All types of flashy contact lenses are Plano which applies that they are not for vision correction. These are specifically designed for people who have normal eye sight but want to add a different look to their personality.

 

Give your Halloween costume a new lease of life by using Halloween contact lenses such as black sclera contacts or any other. And when it comes to buying top-class special effect contact lenses, look no further than Lenses Sclera. They bring a huge array of spooky contacts that will let you resurrect the dead-like look.

Their complete collection of special effect contacts comes in diverse colors. By using their contact lenses, you will easily stand out of the crowd in any of your upcoming costume events. Yes, their Halloween eye contacts are the scariest contact lenses you will ever buy. Go through the entire range that they offer and check out the sort of stuff they are selling to buyers like you.  


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About Rhonda R. Eckert Freshman   Halloween and Colored Contact Lenses

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