You can add a powerful and unique touch to your Halloween costume this year by choosing the right Halloween themed contact lenses. Depending on what contact lenses you choose to wear, people will either not be able to stop looking at you or will have to look away because of how terrifying your appearance is. Regardless of how people feel, you will definitely stand out as having an attention grabbing Halloween get up.

You can use the same style contact lenses that actors have used for years to make their appearances different in movies. Enjoy the great results it will have on your Halloween costume.

How will you look with Halloween themed contact lenses?

Both the color of your eye's iris and the shape of the pupil itself can be changed to create scary results. All kinds of creative and frightening designs can be applied to contacts, so you are sure to find the perfect ones to use with your costume. The center of the lens is left clear so that you are still able to see normally.

Using contact lenses, you can make yourself look like a wolf, a cat, a reptile, or a host of other animals. Cat eyes come in a wide variety of colors, like red, yellow, and green. You can find different pupil shapes for all the animal lenses available.

You can select alien looks, including contact lenses with movie character themes such as Dune and Vader, or become an out-of-this-world banshee, predator or slither.

Using strange eye colors is always a great way to make your costume eerily unique. White or opaque black lenses will frighten everyone who lays eyes on you. Red eyes tend to work well with any Halloween costume. You can coordinate your costume and your contacts perfectly, since there is a wide variety of colors and styles available.

Designers have had a ball coming up with imaginative shapes and patterns. Logos, sports team themes, flags and patriotic themes like stars and stripes, smiley faces, hypnotic spirals, spider webs, computer chips and all manner of fun ideas have found their way onto contact lenses. Imagine your pupil in the shape of a star or a square instead of round.