Colored contact lenses work better than any eye make-up. Besides allowing you to change your eye color, they are ideal for Halloween, theatrical and novelty uses. Colored Halloween contact lenses are special effects color contact lenses. They help you enhance your costume choice. For example, cat eye designs work well if you are dressing as a black cat.
Colored Halloween contact lenses are of two types - round and scleral. The round type lenses only cover the colored area of your eye. Scleral types cover the whole visible portion of your eye, leaving no white. Another verity is semi-scleral lenses, which are larger than the round ones. They don't cover the entire visible portion of your eyes, but leave a small white at the corners.
If you are not extremely familiar with color contact lenses, it is wise to wear round lenses. Scleral types create a great effect, but they are not easy to put in and take out. Sometimes they are not very comfortable to wear. Scleral lenses are also very expensive, normally starting at $200 (per lens). Semi-scleral lenses, conversely, can be a good choice since they are logically easy to insert and remove. Also, they don't cost as much as scleral lenses.
Colored Halloween contact lenses are equally right for both light and dark eyes, since they completely hide your natural color. The lenses have a transparent center, so that you can see. Some Halloween contact lenses (e.g., Wild Eyes and Crazy Lenses) accompany corrective powers, helping you correct your vision. Zero power (Plano) lenses are also available.
The most popular and favorite Halloween lenses are cat eye, red hot, Alien (green with a black spaceship), blackout and whiteout, Hypnotica (black with a white spiral), wolf eyes, black spiral, and bloodshot (white with red blood vessels).
Halloween lenses cause eye infections if not inserted or cared for properly. Like all contact lenses, they require cleaning and disinfecting. Never swap or share your lenses with other persons. Halloween contact lenses are as safe as any other contact lens, as long as you take the above precautions.
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This year, I've noticed a few favorites emerging from the ranks of Halloween contact lenses. Pink contact lenses such as Temptress and Gargoyle have become really popular for a sexy immortal look. Glow in the dark lenses called Rave (in blue, pink and green) are also catching on. I don't know if it's the Pirates of Caribbean craze, but Manson, a white lens with large black center is also one of the best selling Halloween contact lenses this year.
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