Black out Halloween Lenses
Black Out Halloween Lenses create a dramatic, all-black eye look that covers the entire iris and creates a genuinely terrifying effect for Halloween costumes, cosplay, and themed events in Pakistan. The full black coverage is total and striking — perfect for demon, vampire, zombie, or horror character costumes where you need maximum visual impact.
- Single use — worn for costume events only, not for daily wear
- Full black coverage — covers the entire iris for a dramatic horror effect
- Plain (0.00) — PKR 2,212
- Popular for Halloween parties, cosplay, and themed events in Pakistan
Black Out Halloween Lenses are authentic Freshgo lenses available at Eye Mart Pakistan. Please follow all contact lens safety guidelines when wearing costume lenses.
Getting Started:
- Wash Your Hands: Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water to remove dirt and oils that can contaminate your lenses.
- Prepare Your Lens: Carefully remove the lens from the blister pack and place it on your clean fingertip.
- Inspect the Lens: Ensure the lens is free of any debris or damage.
Insertion:
- Gently Place the Lens: Position your non-dominant hand on your eyelid to hold it open.
- Align the Lens: Use your dominant hand to bring the lens close to your eye.
- Blink and Adjust: Blink gently to help the lens settle into place. If needed, use your eyelid to adjust the lens.
Removal:
- Break the Seal: Gently break the seal between the lens and your eye using your index finger.
- Gently Pinch: Pinch the lens between your thumb and index finger.
- Remove Carefully: Lift the lens away from your eye, avoiding pulling on your eyelid.
Lens Care:
- Clean Your Lenses: Use a lens solution to clean and disinfect your lenses as directed by the manufacturer.
- Store Properly: Store your lenses in a clean lens case filled with fresh solution.
- Replace Regularly: Replace your lenses as recommended by your eye care professional.
1
Place the lens on the tip of your index finger. Make sure the edge of the lens is perfectly upright.
2
Hold your eye open with your free hand, then place the lens with your index finger on the cornea.
3
Slowly blink and look in different directions to stabilize the lens.