White Coloured Contact Lenses

If you want to make an impact this Halloween I recommend you take a look at white coloured contact lenses. White coloured contact lenses are ideal for Halloween costumes because they look very dramatic, unnatural and freaky.

There are many different types of white coloured contact lenses but the most popular are All-White Contact Lenses and White Zombie Contact Lenses û also known as ômanson contact lensesö because Marilyn Manson famously wears one white zombie lens and one black contact lens. The model in the image on the left is wearing White Zombie Contact Lenses. To take a closer look at any of the white coloured contact lenses in this post û or buy them û just click on the images.

White Zombie Coloured Contact Lenses

White Zombie Coloured Contact Lenses

These White Zombie Coloured Contact Lenses are one of the most popular white coloured contact lenses designs and itÆs easy to see why. They look really dramatic and can be used for a wide range of Halloween costumes. The white completely covers your natural eye colour, while the black outer ring makes sure that they really stand out. White Zombie Coloured Contact Lenses look really good as part of a vampire, zombie, ghost or demon Halloween costume. They give you that scary dead-eyed look and will make your costume look extra realistic and freaky.

All-White Coloured Contact Lenses

All White Coloured Contact Lenses

All-White Coloured Contact Lenses are also known as æwhiteout contact lensesÆ and they will give any Halloween costume that extra scare factor. These white coloured contact lenses completely blank out your natural eye colour, giving you a really shocking look. These lenses will look best if your eyes are nice and clear û if your eyes get red it can spoil the all-white effect. EveryoneÆs eyes can get irritated when wearing contacts but there are a few tricks I recommend to combat red-eye.

1. Do not wear eye make up or other lenses prior to wearing all-white coloured contact lenses
2. 30 minutes before putting in your lenses, use redness reducing eye drops
3. Apply any make up carefully, ensuring that nothing gets into your eyes
4. Make sure your white coloured contact lenses are completely clean before inserting them û rinse them in lens solution a few times and check for signs of wear and tear
5. Avoid smoky environments – smoke dries out and irritates eyes
6. Drink plenty of water û this will help keep your eyes moist and fresh