Cosmetic Colored Contacts

Cosmetic colored contact lenses are becoming more sophisticated every day. They are becoming quite a fashion accessory and there are many different kinds on the market. But, they all fall into two basic categories: opaque color tints and enhancement tints.

How to decide which one to use is easy: if your eyes are dark, in order to change their color dramatically, you need to use the opaque color tints. With opaque cosmetic colored contact lenses, you can make your eyes become hazel, gray, amethyst, violet blue and green. You can also go crazy and use one of the special effect or theatrical contact lenses, such as ‘Marilyn Manson spiral’, alien, jaguar or pupil-less.

If, on the other hand, you already have beautiful blue, green or amethyst-colored eyes, you can enhance them with the cosmetic colored contact lenses with – what else - enhancement tint lenses.


The pleasure of changing or enhancing the color of your eyes with one of the cosmetic colored contact lenses will cost you between $15 and $30. Not bad at all if you want to impress your friends at the next party, or pretend to be someone else when you meet your ex.

Halloween Color Contacts

Halloween is coming! Vampires are cool as usual! They are all over the place: TV, toy shops, bookstores. Who would not like to be one, just for one, very special, night? We are talking about Halloween, of course. No blood sucking involved. The latest product that is hitting the market are special Halloween color contact lenses that make your eyes look so scary, even real vampires would be impressed. Why not be the first one with real vampire or werewolf eyes and be the hit of the Halloween party!

There are two leading companies promoting and selling this cool novelty Halloween item: Cooper Vision, which makes Crazy lenses, and Ciba Vision, the creator of Wild Eyes. Both companies are highly respected and well-known manufacturers of normal prescription lenses, which means that they guarantee the safety and quality of the Halloween color contacts and your eyes will not pay the price of one night of fun. Some of their other products are color contacts and theatrical lenses of all kinds.


The ‘scary ’Halloween color contacts will go to the market with the retail price between $50 and $80, not bad at all considering what one might expect from such a new and specialized product with a limited and temporary market. Of course, just like with normal lenses, if you wish, you can spend much more for something truly special.