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Powerful Review Halloween contacts can add a lot of impact to
your Halloween costume. People who wear corrective contact lenses
often experiment with costume lenses as well. But if you don't wear
contacts on an everyday basis, would Halloween costume lenses be safe
and comfortable for you? Halloween lenses, also called costume or
theatrical lenses, are soft contact lenses with a layer of color
embedded in them. Top quality costume lenses are produced by the
companies that also manufacture ordinary (corrective) contact lenses.
To ensure that painted special effect lenses are safe, manufacturers
use special paints that don't irritate the delicate surface of your
eye.
There
are hundreds of different designs: cat's eyes, snake eyes, spirals,
white-out and black-out lenses, banshee, vampire red, and many more
besides. Most costume lenses are completely opaque, to hide your real
eye color, with a clear center so you can see. A few designs, like
white-out, which creates an effect of blind eyes, are completely
opaque, though, so it is recommended to that you wear them only one
at a time.
The
majority of theatrical contact lenses are round in shape (like
corrective lenses) and cover only your iris. However, there is also a
type of lens, called scleral, that covers the entire visible surface
of your eye. Scleral lenses are used only for special effects (not
for correction) and usually cost a bit more than round ones. Sclerals
are also more difficult to put in.
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