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Crazy Clown Coloured Contacts for Halloween Costumes

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About Coloured Contacts

Welcome to Coloured Contacts! We are an online retailer of coloured contact lenses dedicated to giving customers the opportunity to totally transform their eye colour. Our contacts are put to good use by customers looking to get brand new natural eye colours and to add some extra detail to their Cosplays and fancy dress costumes. You’ll find an abundance of style and quality in every colour contact lens, so make sure to browse our full collection so you can find the absolute perfect pair of lenses for you.

The beauty of coloured contacts is that they come in so many designs that everyone can stay happy. Those who love fancy dress and costumes just can’t get enough of adding a pair of colour lenses to their look. Another one of the most popular ways to put colour tinted contacts lenses to good use is through completely transforming your natural eye colour on a day-to-day basis! If you’re fed up with the eye tone you were born with then why not treat yourself to a new shade with some cool coloured lenses.

Coloured Contact Lenses UK

Coming in a diverse selection of natural looking designs, our range of fashion contact lenses also includes a huge plethora of natural effect shades. The lens colouration is designed to replicate the look of an iris with a solid limbal ring for an extra effect. Check out some of our most popular natural colours here:

  • Aqua Contact Lenses
  • Blue Contact Lenses
  • Brown Contact Lenses
  • Green Contact Lenses
  • Hazel Contact Lenses

As well as these natural looking coloured contacts, you can always check out plenty of purple, violet, grey and silver lenses with some unique and alternative natural looks. There are no limits to which style you can choose when planning to unlock a whole new natural look. We think you’ll be spoiled for choice for colour when you shop with us. Treat yourself to a new pair of natural coloured contact lenses today!

When it comes to natural designs, customers always ask us about natural eye colour coverage. There are plenty of lenses that come with natural shades, both light and dark, which are perfect examples of coloured contacts for dark eyes. The colouration used in the lens manufacture ensures that you get a full-colour transformation without your natural shade peeking through. Whilst coloured contact lenses for dark eyes do produce more of a block design, the detail in the iris designs ensure the effect remains as realistic-looking as possible.

This style is also available as natural prescription coloured contacts as well. Whether it’s totally transforming your look with a natural new shade for every day, or a one-off tone we have a wide variety of products available. Depending on the contact lens style that you’ve been prescribed by your registered optician, we can also provide you with styles of prescription contact lenses in dailies, 30 days and 90-day duration.

Halloween Contact Lenses: Prepare To Scare

However, we cannot forget about Halloween! We want you to take your costumes to bone-chilling new heights for our favourite holiday occasion of the year, our Halloween coloured contacts are sure to make any fancy dress costume stand out from the crowd. No matter which Zombie, Werewolf, Vampire or Demon lens you incorporate into your horror makeup, we’re sure that any of our special effects contacts will look freakily fantastic.

  • Blind Contact Lenses
  • Black Contact Lenses
  • Halloween Contact Lenses
  • White Contact Lenses
  • Zombie Contact Lenses

When shopping for contact lenses for Halloween, make sure to check our costume inspiration blog posts for some cool costume ideas. Our blog is always full of neat ideas on how you can really put our lenses to good use. We’re always looking for more costume styles to try out and get creative by pairing them with the coloured contact styles that are popular amongst our customers. Each year we stock brand new styles, so this year’s Halloween costume can be even scarier than the last.

Even the most discrete eye colour transformations can have a massive effect! This is all the more relevant if you want to perfect your costume or Cosplay with a pair of Cosplay contact lenses. Cosplay costumes are all about the fine details, and this extends to your eyes. With some of our character lenses, you can really hone in on getting an exact character match. If you have a costume planned or a brand new look ready for your next competition, contest or convention then make sure you’re ready with some costume contact lenses.

If you’re looking to delve deeper into our style options, then we can’t recommend our Ninja contact lenses enough! Guaranteed to add some serious style to any anime or manga-inspired outfit and a great fit for people that enjoy kawaii and anime contacts. Some of our animal style lenses are great wild eye contacts that can be used in any ferocious costume. We have a pretty cool range of dragon and snake eye lenses to add to the list of already popular cat eye contact lenses – make sure to check out all the options!

Not only do they provide strong colour pigments to define the animal or character contact lenses you’re using; our animal and cat’s eye contact lenses feature vertical slit pupil designs for an FX quality look. Do you use animal contact lenses often? Be sure to keep a look out for contact lenses that feature DST or Prism Ballast Technology, a form of soft toric lens stabilisation to keep your animal contacts the right way up.

Prescription Coloured Contact Lenses

With our ever expanding range, customers can now also pick up prescription coloured contacts. With plenty of strengths and corrective qualities available, you can find a pair of lenses to match your exact prescription. This makes it possible for even more customers to enjoy a new look with coloured prescription contact lenses.

Whilst we want you to make the most of Cosplay costumes, we also want you to see the world in a whole new way. Those who have to deal with Myopia (short-sightedness) will use glasses or contact lenses to see correctly, which will affect how you look and how you see when you want coloured contacts. Never fear, Coloured Contacts is here to provide you with prescription coloured contact lenses which can correct your blurry vision and change your eye colour at the same time.

There are a number of natural effect lenses that you can use just like your regular contact lenses, but this time you will have a different coloured eye. Among our enhancing range of prescription coloured contact lenses look out for popular and prestigious brands such as Freshlook. Their colour blends, focus dailies and light stream technology give every user a comfortable and enjoyable contact lens experience. But that doesn’t mean they’re the only fit choice for you. Throughout our range of prescription lenses, find CE marked and FDA Approved soft natural contact lenses with bold colours, designs and a variety of powers to suit your lifestyle.

Alternatively, you can make the trek through a Cosplay convention centre a little easier with clear vision and a novelty lens to suit your costume. These are the best coloured prescription contact lenses for dark eyes so everyone can enjoy them. We have designs of everything from cats to zombies, so there is sure to be a design that suits your outfit and perfectly matches your prescription and character creations. Not only are our lenses incredibly stylish, but we’re also one of the only UK distributors of soft circle contact lenses

All You Need To Know About Coloured Contacts

Although the design is a huge part of any coloured contact lens purchase, there are a lot of other factors which are essential to consider when buying your lenses. Our range is currently made up of soft coloured contact lenses which are made from lightweight and durable materials.

The main thing you’ll love about a pair of daily coloured contact lenses is that you can enjoy all the positives of hassle-free care as single use lenses are disposable and for one wear only. Ideal if you’re looking to incorporate lenses into your daily beauty routine. The single use coloured contacts are also a popular option around Halloween as you can have a thrilling new eye style and then simply dispose of the lenses after. As well as this, these lenses are usually slightly cheaper and offer increased water content to provide increased levels of comfort.

If you’re planning on sticking with your contacts for a longer duration then you’ll definitely be more suited in some of our extended wear contact lenses. With a wear duration of 90 days up to 1 year, you can enjoy the transformation again and again. If you find a style you know you’ll love, then make sure to see if there are any 1 year contact lenses available in your new look. These contacts will take more time to clean and care for, but with some of the gorgeous styles available, we’re sure that it’ll be worth it.

If you’ve been browsing the internet wondering where to buy coloured contacts, then let us give you some reasons why you should stop by and shop at Coloured Contacts. Our service goes beyond simply providing you with high-quality good-looking lenses.

Eye health and customer ocular safety is of paramount importance to us which is why we’re here to help when it comes to coloured contact lens aftercare. With a selection of contact lens cases and solution available, you can keep everything ship-shape when it comes to caring for your lenses.

FDA Contact Lenses – all of the products we sell are made in accordance with FDA consumer regulations. This means all of our contact lenses are made from the highest quality materials. All of our costume lenses are FDA approved Halloween contacts meaning your eyes are sure to be safe when you’re enjoying the October festivities.
Best Coloured Contacts – we stock lenses from reputable coloured contact lens brands that combine both quality and style in their products. They produce reliable and stylish contact lenses which are certain not to disappoint. There are plenty of positive reviews to be found online for coloured contact lenses so you know you are getting your hands on some of the best coloured contact lenses out there.

Before purchasing lenses, we always recommend that customers check their eye suitability either with their optician or an eye care specialist. Even if you’re simply shopping for non prescription coloured contact lenses, your eye shape and health must be taken into consideration. If you have astigmatism or any other eye condition, you’ll need to make sure the contacts you buy are the right ones for you. We have plenty of online guides and customer services guidance ready for any customer who wants advice on buying contacts for the first time. From ‘How To Read My Prescription’, ‘How To Store Contact Lenses’ or even ‘Everything About The Eye’ we have a host of information ready to help you with wearing contact lenses. If you need some extra guidance, make sure to head over to our Safety Guides page to see more.

We’re one of the biggest and best places to buy coloured contact lenses online, so make sure to have a good search through all of the unique and exciting products we have to offer. Whilst we are proud to offer cheap coloured contacts to our customers, these lenses by no means reduce the quality of the products. Our lenses are stored in sterile solution and packaged to ensure they get to our customers in tip-top condition. As well as enjoying the benefits of fast and affordable delivery from our UK distribution centre, customers can receive some of the best coloured contacts available to their doorstep in the blink of an eye. If you need any assistance with your order or some advice on our products and their compatibility with your prescription, please don’t hesitate to contact our dedicated UK customer services team.

Don’t forget about all the extras. We’re always there and ready for some much-needed accessories to help you keep your contacts clean. With plenty of fun and funky coloured contact lens cases available (as well as some essential lens care solution) you’re sure to find the aftercare part of coloured contact lens buying a simple process.

For everything and anything on coloured contacts, you’ve come to the right online store! No matter what eye lens colour you’re looking for, we’ll have everything covered. Make sure to think of Coloured Contacts for your next new eye colour transformation. Believe us when we say the new eye colour possibilities are well and truly endless!

Is colouredcontacts.com a legitimate website?

Coloured Contacts a long-term website that has been selling coloured contacts to customers around the world for many years. We fulfil thousands of orders every month to a growing number of new and loyal customers. We are not like the pop-up and dropship contact lens shops you may see scattered across internet searches. We focus on quality products, detailed user guides and a friendly UK based customer services team to advise and support you through your coloured contacts journey. We have a vast amount of verified customer reviews, a strong and loyal base of influencers who support us and our products. Our USA and UK warehouse distribution centres allow us to offer faster, tracked and reliable shipping which cannot be said for many other online retailers.

How To Remove Coloured Lenses

Removing contact lenses can often be thought of as an arduous task. Here at Coloured Contacts, we’ve pieced together a helpful run-down of how to correctly remove your coloured contact lenses. Regardless of whether you’re or not you’re new to using coloured contact lenses, this helpful, step-by-step guide is here to help shed some light on the dos and don’ts.

  1. Make Sure You Thoroughly Wash and Dry Your Hands! - It’s paramount that you wash and cleanse your hands properly before coming into contact with your eyes or coloured contact lenses. In doing so, you will greatly reduce the risk of infection and bacteria spreading unnecessarily. For contacts that have a greater duration, such as those of monthly or yearly durations, we highly recommend you store your lenses in a disinfected lens case, filled with approved multipurpose solution.
  2. Gently Separate Your Eyelids (Pull Down Your Lower Eyelid and Pull Up Your Upper) - It is of great importance, more so for prescribed lenses, that you start with the same eye every time you come to remove your lenses. The process is simple, all you need to do is gently pull down on your lower eyelid then pull up your upper eyelid so that your eyelashes are as close to your eyebrow as possible.
  3. Carefully Pinch The Contact Lens Using Both Your First Finger and Your Thumb - This step can be daunting, but as with anything, it comes with practice. All you need to do is place your forefinger and thumb at either side of your coloured contact lens and gently pinch. You should feel the lens move between your fingers, this is completely normal and shows that you’ve successfully managed to acquire the lens.
  4. Avert Your Gaze Upwards and Slide The Contact Lens Down and Off Onto Your First Finger - Once you feel the lens between your thumb and forefinger, the next step is to look up. In doing so, you’ll be able to smoothly slide the lens down onto the white of your eye and then off onto your finger. If it didn’t work the first time, don’t panic! Gently repeat the process or seek help from someone close to you.
  5. Repeat on The Other Eye - As simple as it sounds, the next step is to repeat the process on your remaining eye!

Regardless of which duration you opt for, it’s highly important that you adhere to the correct and most suitable care instructions to help you achieve the most out of your new style. Always make sure you dispose of your daily coloured contact lenses suitably and that you store your longer duration lenses in approved solution and disinfected casing.

If at any stage you have any concerns, here at Coloured Contacts we highly recommend you seek immediate advice from a health care professional.

Coloured Contacts Safety Guide

Wearing coloured contact lenses should be a fun and creative experience, but eye health and safety should always be of paramount importance! Ocular health should always be taken seriously, as mishaps can happen when lenses are not cleaned and maintained properly.

Before you even consider purchasing coloured contact lenses, you should consult an optician or eye health specialist to make sure your eyes are suitable for wearing contacts. Not all eyes are the same as eye shape and possible conditions can affect your ability to wear lenses. It is especially important to consult medical advice if you are intending to wear cosmetic lenses for a prolonged amount of time. 
People suffering from the following should not wear our coloured contact lenses, as these eye conditions may be further irritated by inserting lenses:

  • Any eye infections (Such as Conjunctivitis)
  • Any corneal conditions (Such as Keratitis)
  • Any allergic eye conditions (Such as Hayfever)
  • Any chronic disease of the eye (Such as Glaucoma)

Once you have the lenses, you should make sure you understand all the ins and outs of cleaning and maintenance. Make sure you have all the know-how on inserting and removing lenses before you wear them! Here are a few dos and don’ts when it comes to coloured contact lens safety.

  • DO consult your optician or eye doctor before wearing/purchasing a pair of our lenses
  • DO wash and dry your hands whenever you handle your lenses or attempt insertion/removal
  • DO soak your lenses for two hours in solution prior to inserting them into your eye
  • DO wash your lenses in a solution if they touch anything besides your eyes
  • DO keep your lenses case clean and regularly change the eye care solution
  • DO remove the contacts before you go to sleep, bathe, shower or partake in water sports
  • DO remove the lenses if you feel any unexpected irritation, soreness or notice redness or excessive eye-watering.
  • DO seek medical advice if you notice any of the conditions mentioned above.
  • DO NOT use lenses after the recommended duration (E.g. 1 day, 90 days, 1 year)
  • DO NOT use tap water, saliva or household product to clean the lenses, only the eye care solution
  • DO NOT let the contacts come into contact with any cosmetic products i.e. makeup, deodorants, hair sprays
  • DO NOT attempt to insert lenses that seem damaged, broken or torn or in any way compromised
  • DO NOT insert more than one pair of lenses into your eye at one time
  • DO NOT share lenses with another person

Any uncertainties or concerns when using contact lenses should be discussed with an eye care specialist or optician. Ensure you know all the tips and tricks before you get started with a pair of coloured contact lenses. Above all, make sure you DO have fun wearing our coloured contact lenses.

How To Insert Coloured Contact Lenses

Putting in your contact lenses for the first time may seem like a scary process, but trust us when we say it couldn’t be simpler. Though you may have a slight amount of difficulty putting in your coloured contacts the first few times, you’ll soon get into the habit. It just takes a little bit of patience for the first few times!

Before you get started popping in your contact lenses, make sure you have the following:

  • A contact lens case.
  • A bottle of contact lens solution.

We strongly recommend that you soak your contact lenses in solution for at least two hours before putting them into your eyes for the first time. This will both help protect your eyes and allow the contact lenses to slip into place much more easily. Once you’ve done this, you’re ready to get started!

  1. Take Out Your Lens – After thoroughly washing and drying your hands, lift the contact lens out of its case. It is recommended that you pick up the lens with the index finger of your dominant hand. Ensure that the lens sits on your fingertip the right way round – with it curving outwards. (It can sometimes be difficult to tell if a lens is inside out or not, so be sure to inspect it before placing it in your eye.)
  2. Lower Your Eyelid – With your other hand, hold your eye open. The best way to do this is to pull down your eyelid with your index finger, being sure to hold your lashes down as well. If not, your lens is very likely to get caught up in your lashes – which isn’t ideal!
  3. Place The Contact In Your Eye – Look upwards with your eye, exposing the white, and gently insert the contact lens. You are likely to feel a strong urge to blink when doing this the first few times – which is completely natural – but try to avoid doing so. If the contact lens isn’t in properly, you should know immediately, with it more than likely coming out when you blink.
  4. Allow The Lens To Settle – Finally, hold your eye closed for a few seconds to allow the lens to settle in. After this, check in the mirror to see if it’s gone in properly. If it has, then congrats! You’ve done it!
  5. Repeat With The Other Eye – After this, repeat the process in your other eye. Once that’s done, you’re finished! Go out there and rock your new look!

If the process doesn’t go well, or you find yourself struggling to put the contacts in, be willing to take a break in order to avoid irritating your eyes too much. Also, remember to reapply some contact solution to them if you feel like they’ve dried out while you’ve tried to put them in!

Try not to get frustrated if you can’t get the hang of the process straight away. It’s always worth paying a visit to an optician if you’re having too much trouble – as we’re sure they’d be happy to help you out. An optician should also be visited if you notice anything unusual when putting your lenses in. The health of your eyes is the most important thing!