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Scary Special Effects Contacts – Zombie, Wolf, Vampire & Cat Eye Contact Lenses
Think of the most frightening scene in any terrifying film? I bet it’s the moment when the humans turn into some form of creature or zombie,werewolf, or vampire. Fact of the matter is, we enjoy frightening scenes, and we love the severe and theatrical moments when eyes dramatically alter appearance.
In recent years, there has been a novelty item that has been rising in popularity commercially that was once only used among a certain type of people. The accessories are special effects contacts, also known as FX contact lenses — and they were frequently worn by movie stars & theater stage actors. Yet, Halloween is the time of year where you can witness them worn more often. You can also find them worn by Gothic freaks & rock performers.
They also wear them for fun. Wearing FX contact lenses can make for great role playing and sexual fun with your loved one. Dressing in animalistic contacts can act as a stimulant & booster to one’s sexual passion, men or women.
Vampire contact lenses are known to be the most popular choice of all the lenses, due to the growing gothic scene.
There are four sorts of special effects contacts that fits to any look, scene or life-style. These 4 styles are considered the most prevalent on Halloween and the Goth scene — costume contact lenses playing your favorite vampire, zombie, werewolf & cat-like creature.
These same 4 made popular from movies, plays, punk, goth, industrial & rock/heavy metal scene. I will also give an overview of each one, and the different costumes and scenes they largely conform to.
White Zombie Contact Lenses
These contacts are the real deal! Featuring a white patternless iris, these creepy contacts make a suitable fit for any ghost, zombie or killer attire. Are also worn by any goth freaks that have finally accepted their true nature.
Red Vampire Contact Lenses
Considered the most dominant & extreme color of all the special effects contacts. Comes in the color of blood red. Red, in mythology, Famous as the color of the devil, these scary vampire contacts resemble pure evil. Goes well with just about any style of evil costumes or dark Gothic clothing. Most prevalent Halloween costumes include vampire, devil, dragon, dinosaur, demon and Greek fabled creature type costumes, which are the most suitable fit for these lenses.
Also goes well with comic or cartoon ensembles Like X-men — (Gambit & Mr. Sinister), or Fantastic Four – (Adam Warlock).
Blue Vampire Contact Lenses
FX contact lenses from ‘Interview with a Vampire’ – Lestat(Tom Cruise) & ‘Underworld’ – Selene(Kate Beckinsale) – These cool blue, but chilling lenses will send shivers down the spine of any human being.
If you’ve seen Interview With the Vampire or underworld, you know how one cold hard stare can leave you hypnotized & subdued.
These can be worn with any type of gear that elicits charm, or demands admiration — A few good ideas are the following…
Ancient Greek Gods, Ruler or Goddess
Angel or Princess
Mobster or Gangster
Cat Eye Contact Lenses
If you want to look sexy, cat eye contacts do just that.
They feature a classic vertical pupil, sure to turn heads.
Generally works with all cat outfits, and many different animalistic costumes.
Some of the most popular cat contacts feature a yellow iris & black pupil, which personifies strength & vigor.
Wolf Contact Lenses
Feature black outer rings and golden inner rings, black wolf contact lenses give off a piercing loook that will cut through any soul..
Goes well with any werewolf look, dark gothic attire, or the charming wolf that you are.
About the Author
I invite you to witness some of the scariest & freakiest special effects contacts for Halloween, theatrics, plays, movies, or just to have fun with your friends or family. These include vampire, zombie, werewolf, cat eye contacts and much more… http://fxcontactlenses.org
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