Halloween Coloured Contact Lenses
Halloween lenses finish your look in the place people look first: your eyes. White for a zombie, red for a vampire, yellow for a werewolf, black for a demon.
All lenses here are yearly lenses without prescription and most of them cost €17.99. You will find every colour and design together on coloured contact lenses , and you build the rest of your look with Halloween make-up .
Frequently asked questions about Halloween lenses
What you want to know before you order lenses for your Halloween look: price, wearing time, whether you can use them again next year and when to order.
What do Halloween lenses cost?
Most cost €17.99 a pair. Sclera lenses of 22 mm sit higher.
How long can I wear them during an evening?
Usually a few hours. Sclera lenses are worn for a shorter time than normal coloured lenses. Take them out as soon as your eyes feel dry.
Can I use them again next year?
Yes, they are yearly lenses. Store them in clean lens solution after the evening and refresh that solution regularly.
Can I do my face paint with the lenses in?
Put your lenses in first and paint afterwards. That keeps face paint and glitter out of your eyes.
When should I order for Halloween?
Order well before the last week of October. That gives you time to practise putting them in and out, which saves hassle on the night itself.
Which Halloween lenses suit which look?
With Halloween lenses you choose by character. White lenses give a dead, empty stare and work for zombies, ghosts and possessed characters. Red lenses belong to vampires and demons. Black lenses make your gaze hard and inhuman. Yellow and cat-eye lenses with a slit pupil suit werewolves and beasts.
Why lenses finish a Halloween look
Face paint stops at your eye. A lens goes beyond it and changes the one part of your face you cannot paint. That is why a look with lenses stands out in photos, even when the rest is simple.
Combine them with vampire teeth and fake blood for a look that is finished.
Sclera lenses: the big effect
Sclera lenses of 22 mm also cover the white of your eye, so your whole eye changes colour. That is the most extreme effect you can get. They do take practice: putting them in works differently from a normal lens, and you wear them for a shorter time. There are also mini sclera lenses of 17 mm, which sit between the two.
What to look out for when buying Halloween lenses
If you have dark eyes, choose fully opaque lenses. Otherwise your own colour shows through and the effect disappoints. Order in good time, practise putting them in and taking them out a few days ahead, and make sure you have lens solution at home. All the details about wearing, storing and safety are on the main coloured lenses page .
What do you use Halloween lenses for?
- Vampire, with red or black and red lenses
- Zombie or ghost, with white lenses
- Werewolf or cat, with yellow lenses and a slit pupil
- Demon or possessed character, with fully black or sclera lenses
- Witch, with mystical or bright lenses
Last updated: September 2026