Your outfit is incomplete without Halloween contact lenses or crazy lenses. Whether you want to dress up like a devil, Hulk or any other character, we have everything for everyone in various patterns. Discover ghoulish colours like red and white and complete your Halloween look with spooky makeup.
This Halloween, make a lasting impression with our wide range of Halloween contact lenses. Whether you're dressing up as a fearsome zombie, a scary witch or a captivating vampire, we have both prescription and non-prescription Halloween eye contact lenses that will provide a finishing touch to your costume.
Our range of crazy contact lenses is designed to help you achieve the most jaw-dropping Halloween looks. We offer a variety of designs, ranging from the scary Red Devil to ghostly Whiteout lenses, to suit any spooky theme. Best of all, our Halloween eye contacts strike the perfect balance between style and comfort without sacrificing that wow factor.
Best Place to Buy Halloween Eye Contact Lenses Online
The best place to buy cosmetic, coloured or Halloween contact lenses online is a trusted online contact lens retailer, such as Feel Good Contacts. Our stock includes established brands, such as FreshLook and Air Optix, as well as our in-house brand, comfi.
Halloween contact lenses allow you to transform your look by enhancing your eye colour, hence complementing your spooky costume. From scare-worthy colours like yellow and red to eerie whites, the right choice of Halloween contact lenses can make your eyes hauntingly unforgettable. At Feel Good Contacts, you’ll find an extensive range of spine-chilling options from top brands like comfi, FreshLook and SofLens.
How to wear Halloween contact lenses safely?
When it comes to safely wearing Halloween lenses, please ensure you pop them in before applying your makeup. After the party, take them out before wiping away your spooky look.
Always buy Halloween contact lenses from licensed sellers to ensure they meet safety standards. Check with your optician before wearing coloured contacts, as they’ll ensure that the lenses fit you properly and advise you on safe use and hygiene to protect your eyes.
Is it safe to wear Halloween contact lenses?
Yes, it can be completely safe to wear Halloween eye contacts, provided you buy them from reputable brands and manufacturers. Always follow the advice given by your optician and practice good lens hygiene.
How long can I wear Halloween lenses?
As a general rule, daily Halloween eye contact lenses and monthly Halloween contacts can be worn for up to 8 hours per day. Daily lenses should be disposed of after each use and monthly lenses can be worn for up to 30 days from the date of opening. It is essential to clean and store your monthly lenses properly in fresh lens solution after each use to reduce the risk of eye infections. It’s important to consult your optician for personalised advice based on your eye health and lifestyle.
How to remove Halloween contact lenses?
To remove your Halloween contacts, first wash and dry your hands. Then, look in the mirror and tilt your head back slightly. Pull up your upper eyelid and hold down your lower eyelid with one hand. Then, gently slide the lens with the forefinger of the other hand to remove it.
Can I put Halloween lenses over my contacts?
No, you must never put your Halloween lenses over your regular lenses, as all lenses are designed to rest on the surface of your eyes and are fitted according to their shape and size. Therefore, if you layer your lenses, they will feel highly uncomfortable, as they won’t stay in place, won’t correct your vision properly and limit the oxygen flow to your eyes.
Do you put Halloween contacts in before or after makeup?
Always put your prescription and non-prescription Halloween contacts before applying your makeup. This way, the makeup particles are not trapped between your lenses and eyes, which can lead to infection or irritation.
Tina Patel is a qualified Contact Lens Optician at Feel Good Contacts. With over 25 years of experience in the optical industry, Tina is registered with the General Optical Council (GOC) and adheres to their guidelines. She is also a member of the Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO) and currently teaches at City, University of London.
All the advice and recommendations on this page are endorsed by Tina Patel.
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