FX Contact Lenses: Costume, Theatrical, Special Effects Contacts
FX Contact Lenses – Special Effects Contacts
Black Wolf ~ Red Vampire ~ Yellow Cat Eye ~ Blue Vampire ~ White Zombie
FX contact Lenses, also known as special effects contacts is a fairly new novelty that has become more popular and commercial within the past few years.
Special effects contacts are worn within many different art genres, from Halloween costumes to theatrical stage acting, movies and more.
People also like to wear them for fun. Wearing FX contact lenses can make for great role playing and sexual fun with your partner. Tapping into a different character, animal or scary monster has always been known to increase emotions and desires.
Many people in the Gothic scene also wear them to conform with their lifestyle, preferably vampire contact lenses.
Now you can role-play to whatever your heart desires with a wide variety of Prescription & Non-Prescription FX Lenses – and look like your straight out of a movie — portraying your favorite vampire, zombie, werewolf, etc. These can act as the perfect addition to complete that look for your favorite character — thus exhibiting a certain level of professionalism that will certainly either scare people, turn heads -or- drop jaws.
So, whether you want to wear special effects contacts for theatrical reasons, Halloween costumes, or for fun, we’ve got what your looking for. You can also check the Other FX Contacts – Recent Site Updates section on the top right side of this page — where each post will feature specific FX contacts.
Also check out the video below showcasing the full spectrum of some of the most famous theatrical contact lenses:
This page is dedicated to 4 of the most popular special effects contacts, which are vampire, cat eye, wolf & zombie contacts.
Red Vampire Contact Lenses
Blood red vampire contact lenses give off the feeling of pure evil. These scary contacts that go well with any type of horror costumes or dark Gothic outfits.
Some of the most popular choices include vampire, devil, dragon, dinosaur, or other demonic type characters.
These were also worn by Marilyn Manson for the Mechanical Animals album and tour starting in 1998, and generally any Marilyn Manson fan or groupie.
Also goes well with comic or cartoon character costumes like (Mr. Sinister/Nathaniel -or- Gambit/Remy Lebau ) — X-Men, & (Adam Warlock) — Fantastic Four.
Considered to be theatrical contact lenses worn amongst many movie stars & stage actors. Come learn more about these vampire contact lenses.
Lestat Contact Lenses
Cool blue, but chilling lestat vampire contacts can send shivers down the spine of any prey.
If you’ve seen ‘Interview With the Vampire‘, you know how one cold hard stare from Lestat (played by Tom Cruise) can leave you hypnotized & subdued.
There are many more vampire movies that have incorporated this style for the vampire lords & creatures. Now, you too can can have the power of Lestat or any other vampire with these chilling & charming light blue vampire eyes.
Some other costumes that go well with these contacts are Ghosts, mythological creatures & Greek Gods. Also blends well with the Goth look.
Zombie Contact Lenses
These zombie contact lenses are the REAL DEAL! Featuring white patternless iris, these eerie contacts make a suitable fit for any ghost or zombie costume.
There is a certain eerie feeling that comes over you when you stare in the mirror, and don’t see any color in your eyes. So BEWARE! Upon slipping these in, you’ll be starving for brains.
Wear as any creepy killer or Gothic freaks that have finally gone over the edge. Come learn more about these scary zombie contacts.
Black Wolf Contact Lenses
Pop these in, tilt your head up, stare at the moon and howl.
These piercing black wolf contact lenses feature black outer rings and golden inner rings.
If you love extreme transformations & werewolf movies, then you will enjoy wearing these.
Makes a great fit for any werewolf costume, black gothic gear, or the charming werewolf that you are.
Go here to learn more about these cool & sexy wolf contact lenses.
Yellow Cat Eye Contact Lenses
Yellow & black personifies strength & vigor. And these sexy cat eye contact lenses do just that.
Featuring a classic vertical pupil and yellow iris, these will be sure to turn heads.
Generally works with all types of cat costumes, and many different animal costumes.
Follow link to learn more about these beautufil yellow cat eye contact lenses, and experience other colors — from aqua to red.
You can also check out a full range of special effects contacts to find a pair that is to your liking.
IMPORTANT: All of the FX, costume, special effects & theatrical contact lenses mentioned in this post are both non-prescription & prescription versions. Make sure to select 0.0 Power For Non-Prescription Versions on order form.
We will be updating this website frequently and sharing more in future posts. We hope you enjoy your findings and please feel free to leave a comment or contact us with any questions.
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What is your favorite scene in any scary movie? It’s usually the scene when the human turns into some form of animal or vampire, werewolf or zombie. Fact is, we love frightening situations, and we love the intense and theatrical moments when human eyes drastically change form. We enjoy special effects and FX costumes. We like to see monsters that look real, whether it’s a scene in a movie, on stage, or on Halloween. We all have that animalistic nature that needs to be entertained in one form or another.




good morning:
I want to know if they deliver orders to Colombia and Argentina, which are the conditions to purchase contact lenses and the cost of the order, the duration of contact lenses according to the use and care. any other information that would serve me want to give me.
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Lensmart offers deliveries for international customers, so you shouldn’t have a problem… Intnational customers also don’t have to provide a (prescription/fitting) for non-prescription orders…. also check out this link for additional info… http://www.lensmart.com/la/common/default.asp?catid=23719