Black Blind Zombie Halloween Colored Contact Lenses (Daily)

Offering a truly horrifying look, these Black Blind Contact Lenses feature a no-pupil design which gives the visual illusion of a completely black eye. These regularly-sized colored contact lenses could make a perfect alternative to full black sclera contacts.

The nature of the design means that both iris and pupil will be covered which, in turn, intensifies the effect. This does mean that your vision will be obstructed as the pupil hole is covered by an opaque section. It is because of this that we recommend these full black contact lenses to be solely used for photoshoots. If you do want to wear these to an event or occasion, then you could wear one lens in one eye so vision can be maintained in the other. 

Need An Alternative?

If you believe that the obscuration of vision may make these contact lenses not suitable for your intended use then we recommend trying the Black Blackout Contact Lenses as an alternative. Capture a similar scary look whilst maintaining full vision. Perfect for Halloween parties, Cosplay events and fancy dress fun!

Feedback from Our Influencers

As you will be able to see from our photo gallery models some of our models and influencers have created some incredible looks with the Blind Contact Lenses. Here's what that had to say about the lens design and how it affects vision:

• @rupsashan wearing our Red Blind Lenses - "These will impair your vision! They’re not meant to be for seeing out of, just for the effect!"
• @makeupmadhouse wearing our White Blind Lenses - "These lenses are so gorgeous and really comfortable (I couldn’t feel them at all!) I needed help taking photos for this look since I couldn’t see, but it was completely worth it for the results."

Contact Lenses Essential Info:

• Comes As A Pair
• Lens Design Covers Iris & Pupil - Limited Visibility
• Contains 55% Water
• Once Opened, Contact Lenses Should Be Used Once Only
• Contacts Are Kept in Sterile Buffered Isotonic Saline

Please Note: The blind effect and mesh lenses are not suitable for wearing while driving as they significantly obscure vision.