Which lenses should you choose? We’ll help you pick the ideal lenses for you!

Let’s first take a look at the types of lenses

Colored contact lenses –enhance or tint your natural eye color. This means they are not fully opaque; they won’t cover your original eye color, they will only modify it.

The lens diameter is approx. 14.5 mm, which for most people is the diameter of the cornea (the colored part of the eye).

Halloween Contact Lenses – opaque – cover your original eye color. If you’re looking for a dramatic eye change, these lenses are ideal.

The lens diameter is approx. 14.5 mm, which for most people is the diameter of the cornea (the colored part of the eye).

Mini Sclera contact lenses – these are lenses with a larger diameter, so they cover the cornea and also part of the sclera (the white of the eye).

The lens diameter is approx. 17 mm.

Sclera contact lenses  – these are lenses that cover the entire eye, including the entire sclera (the white of the eye).

The lens diameter is approx.  22 mm

Glow / I Glow / UV reactive lenses – these are lenses that glow under UV light.

Blind contact lenses – the lenses do not have a transparent center; you can’t see through these lenses – they create blindness – that’s also where the word Blind comes from.

Screen contact lenses – lenses labeled this way have a colored mesh in the center of the lens that covers the pupil. Because the lens is close to the eye, you can see through the lenses almost normally. The lens effect is striking.

And one more important way to divide lenses

Non-prescription contact lenses – if you see well, you don’t wear glasses or regular contact lenses.

Prescription contact lenses – if you don’t see well, you wear glasses or contact lenses. The lenses include vision correction.

In our selection you’ll also find everything for lens care

And for perfect makeup or a costume, you can also choose everything for styling and body painting - fake blood, UV reactive mascaras, lipsticks, body and hair paints, glitter, etc.