Halloween Contact Lens Looks: SFX, Vampire and Blackout Eyes

Halloween eyes fail in a predictable way: the paint is loud and the eyes stay ordinary. These looks fix the eyes first - blackout, blood-red, slit pupils and spiral prints, each shown on camera with the makeup that carries it.

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Every lens in these looks lives in the Halloween lens range.