Within the range, you can buy white contact lenses that can be used to replicate iconic horror movie characters. For example, our bestselling blind white lenses which also double as white out contact lenses are ideal for replicating the look of Regan from The Exorcist, zombies from 28 Days Later and even walkers from AMC’s Walking Dead movie.

It’s not all about horror though as we also stock many other designs such as white tick tock lenses that can be used to create looks inspired by the original Alice In Wonderland and Humanoid lenses that can be used to recreate futuristic SIFI characters. Aside from these, there’s a whole host of possibilities and you can really let your imagination run wild.

Our most popular white contact lenses include:

All white contacts / white out contacts – Also referred to as ‘blind white’ or 'white out, our all white contacts are among the most versatile designs in our entire range. As mentioned above, they can be used to replicate a whole host of iconic horror movie characters, they’re also great for FX artists looking to create horrific slasher, zombie, blind and death looks.

White mesh contacts – A guaranteed head turner, mesh lenses completely transform the look of your eyes. They’re great for creating possessed, blind, and other similarly freaky Halloween looks. They’re also proving hugely popular with Instagrammers such as Lina Bug who’s renowned for creating sensational fantasy looks.

White mini sclera – Created as a safer alternative to full sclera lenses, our white mini scleras are great for recreating a variety of gothic, zombie, Halloween, FX and even extreme fantasy looks.

White contact lenses for dark eyes

It can be hard to find white contact lenses for dark eyes. However, at Crazy Lenses, all our white designs are printed using rich patented pigments to ensure great coverage of your natural eye color, the end result being a bold white look, whether your eyes are light or dark. They’re also FDA approved and manufactured in the UK in accordance with the EU Cosmetics Directive, ensuring they are safe to use.