Yellow Contact Lenses

Yellow contact lenses with real impact

Yellow eyes do something to people. Wolves, demons, dragons, snakes, aliens, all the things that go bump in the night seem to have them. That's why yellow contact lenses are one of our favourite Halloween colours. They look wild in photos, and they make even a simple costume feel a lot more thought through.

Our yellow range goes from golden and wearable to properly creepy, so here's a quick guide.

Cat eye and snake yellow contacts

Yellow Cat Eye Contact Lenses are the classic. A bright yellow iris with a black slit down the middle, so you look like a cat, a lizard or a demon depending on the rest of the outfit. Yellow Spirit Contact Lenses have a slit effect too, with a bit more of a spooky, snake like feel. We love them for witches, werewolves and anyone going as a villain from a fantasy series.

Bold yellow for Halloween

Creepy Yellow Contact Lenses are a really bright, punchy yellow that does exactly what the name says. Yellow Manson Contact Lenses add a black ring round the outside, which makes the eye look sharper and a bit more intense. Both are 14.5mm, so the iris looks slightly bigger and bolder than your own.

For something gory, Blood Splatter Yellow Contact Lenses have red splatter over the yellow, and Flaming Sun Contact Lenses mix yellow and orange like fire. Those two are great for demons and anything that's meant to look like it's burning from the inside.

Golden and fun yellow lenses

Not every yellow lens has to be scary. Twilight Bella Contact Lenses are a golden yellow with a thin black line, the Cullen vampire look from Twilight. They're one of the softer yellows we sell. Over The Rainbow Contact Lenses mix yellow with lots of other colours, which is brilliant for festivals, rave looks and cheerful anime characters. They're 42% water too, so they feel nice and soft.

Yellow contacts for cosplay

Loads of anime and game characters have yellow or gold eyes. Creepy Yellow is our pick for bright anime yellow, and Yellow Cat Eye suits dragon and demon characters. For a softer gold, try Twilight Bella. Have a practice at home before your con, and pack your case and solution in your bag.

How yellow looks on dark eyes, plus care

On light eyes, yellow looks very bright. On dark brown eyes, the bolder lenses like Creepy Yellow and Yellow Manson still show well, though they can look a little more golden indoors. A bit of white or nude liner on the waterline really helps the yellow pop.

Our yellow lenses are non prescription and 1 year wear when you look after them. Wash your hands, rub and rinse them in fresh solution, keep them in a clean case and never sleep in them. Take them out if they sting. Each pair is £12.99, and any 2 pairs are £22.99, so a scary pair and a fun pair works out at £11 each.