White Contact Lenses

White contact lenses for zombies, ghosts, Corpse Bride and creepy Halloween looks, from Manson style rings to full blind white sclera. Every pair is £12.99 or any 2 for £22.99 or 3 for £31.99, with next day UK delivery when you order before 2pm.

2 for £22.99 · 3 for £31.99, mix any colours
Same day dispatch before 2pm
10 products
Zombie Contact Lenses (1)
£12.99
Crack White Contact Lenses
£12.99
White Mesh Sclera Contact Lenses (1)
£12.99
Blind White Sclera Contact Lenses (1)
£12.99

From the Lensmate team

White contact lenses for Halloween and horror looks

Nothing makes people back away at a party quite like white eyes. We've seen grown adults jump when one of us turned round in White Manson lenses, and honestly that's the whole point. White contact lenses take a so so costume and make it properly creepy, and you barely need any other makeup to pull it off.

We've got quite a few white contacts, and they're not all the same. Some are pure white, some have black rings or patterns, and a couple are proper sclera style lenses for photos. Here's how we'd choose.

Classic white contacts with a clear pupil

White Manson Contact Lenses are the ones we'd start with. A white iris with a black ring round the edge, so your eyes look blank but still defined. It's the creepy staple for a reason.

Zombie Contact Lenses and White Zombie Contact Lenses give you that milky, dead eyed look. They're brilliant for zombies, ghosts, possessed dolls and anything that crawled out of a grave. Crack White Contact Lenses add fine cracked lines over the white, which looks amazing up close in photos. At 14.5mm these all make the iris look slightly bigger, which adds to the unsettling effect.

White lenses with a twist

If you want something a bit different, Black and White Contact Lenses are split half black and half white, great for a two faced villain or a creepy clown. Black Cross Contact Lenses are white with a black cross, the cartoon dead eyes look that's perfect for a rag doll or a game character who's just been knocked out. White Cat Eye Contact Lenses add a slit pupil design, so you get a pale, eerie cat or demon stare.

For Naruto fans, Hinata Hyuga Naruto Contact Lenses give you the pale lilac white Byakugan. They also sit in our blackout range, so check the product page for vision details before you wear them anywhere busy.

White sclera and blind white contact lenses

Blind White Sclera Contact Lenses are completely white with no clear pupil. They look incredible for Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, ghosts and blind witches. But you can't see properly through them, so they're for photos and posing only. Not for driving, stairs or walking round a busy party.

White Mesh Sclera Contact Lenses have a fine mesh pattern over the pupil, so you get partial vision through them. Better than fully blind, but still a lens we'd keep for shoots and short bursts rather than a whole night out.

Do white contact lenses work on dark eyes?

Yes. White is an opaque colour, so it shows up on any eye colour, including very dark brown. Up close on very dark eyes you might catch a hint of your own colour through the pattern, but from a normal distance and in photos it reads as white. Bright light helps. Dim party lighting makes them look even spookier, as your pupil gets bigger and the edges blur a bit.

How we'd wear them

Put your lenses in before your face makeup so you're not rubbing your eyes once the paint's on. Dark shadow round the eye, a bit of grey on the lids and some smudged black liner make white lenses look even more dead. With white contacts, less is more. Let the eyes do the work.

All our white contact lenses are non prescription and CE certified, and they're 1 year wear when you look after them. Wash your hands, rub and rinse in fresh solution, keep them in a clean case and never sleep in them. Each pair is £12.99, and any 2 pairs are £22.99, so you and a mate can go full zombie together.

White Contact Lenses FAQs

Can you see through white contact lenses?
Most of ours, yes. White Manson, Zombie, White Zombie, Crack White and similar lenses have a clear pupil, so you can see, though things can look a little hazy at the edges in dim light. Blind White Sclera has no clear pupil and blocks your vision, and White Mesh Sclera only gives partial vision, so keep those for photos.
Do white contacts work on brown eyes?
Yes. White is opaque, so it shows up on brown and even very dark eyes. Up close you might see a hint of your natural colour through the pattern, but from a normal distance and in photos they look properly white.
Are white contact lenses safe?
Our white lenses are CE certified and safe when you look after them. Wash and dry your hands, use fresh solution every time, store them in a clean case and never sleep in them. Don't wear blind or mesh lenses when you need to see where you're going. If you have eye problems, check with an optician first.
What are the scariest white contact lenses?
White Manson is the classic creepy one, with that blank white iris and black ring. For maximum fright in photos, Blind White Sclera gives a fully white eye. Crack White is great if you want something people only notice when they get close.
Which white lenses should I wear for a zombie costume?
Zombie Contact Lenses or White Zombie Contact Lenses. They give you that cloudy, dead eye look. Add grey makeup, a few of our wound transfers and a bit of fake blood and you're done.
What lenses do I need for Sally or Corpse Bride?
Blind White Sclera Contact Lenses give that blank, all white eye. Just remember they block your vision, so pop them in for photos and take them out before walking about. For a version you can wear all night, White Manson is a good alternative.
Do white contacts hurt?
They shouldn't. They feel like any other soft lens once they settle. If one stings, it might be inside out or have something on it, so take it out, rinse it in fresh solution and try again. If it still feels wrong, leave it out.
How long can I wear white contact lenses?
For lenses with a clear pupil, we'd keep it to about 8 hours. For blind or mesh lenses, keep wear short and only when you're standing still for photos. Always take them out before you sleep.
Do I need a prescription for white contact lenses?
No. They're plano, so they have no power and you can buy them without a prescription in the UK. They won't correct your eyesight, so if you wear glasses you'll still need those.
How much are white contact lenses and how fast is delivery?
Every pair is £12.99, or any 2 pairs for £22.99 or 3 for £31.99. Order before 2pm on a working day and they go out the same day with next day delivery. There's a paid Saturday option too, which is handy right before Halloween.