Pink Contacts / Pink Contact Lenses

There aren’t actually a lot of available pink contact lenses on the web today, but we hope that will soon change. There are quite a few, but not as much as other colors, especially the natural colors link green or blue.

The good news is that there are some pretty cool ones to choose from, even if they are limited. Here I will list some of the more popular brands, and a little about them.

If you know of any that you have found on the web, or even if you sell some yourself, please let us know and we will review them and post them here. We are always looking for people who have bought some nice pink contact lenses to share with us exactly what they used them for, and how well they worked.

Pink contacts aren’t only for Halloween but for all sorts of special events.

Pink Gargoyle Contact Lenses

The pink gargoyle contacts are great for a lot of different styles. You don’t see many people dress as a gargoyle for Halloween so it’s more of just a style instead of an exact costume to wear them with.

They are bright pink but have little black cracks (probably where they get their name from) along the outside.

They are theatrical so they should work for you no matter what color your natural eye color is. They leave your sclera it’s natural color so it’s just the iris and pupil of your eye that are affected.

They cost about $110 each, have a 8.6 curve and 15.0 diameter. You can pick them up at CoastalContacts.com.

Pink Rave Contact Lenses

These pink rave contacts work but in light and in black light. They are more effective in dark places that are black light because that really brings out the pink and makes it glow.

You can also wear them in normal lighting and they still work great. They are bright pink and can be used for scary or even beautiful costumes.

They are very versatile so you aren’t limited to just one style, and you should be able to use them time and time again and recreate yourself each time! That’s one of the benefits of getting a cool color link pink is that it has a lot of different uses.

You can pick up these pink contacts at VisionDirect.com for about $35 each. They have a 8.7 curve and 14.0 diameter.

Pink Succubus Contact Lenses

In ancient folklore that comes from medievil times, a Succubus is basically a female demon you seduces men in their dreams to do the dirty and sucks their life force out of them. There are many depictions of them but they usually are slender, attractive creatures with big wings and scary pink eyes.

These pink contacts help you pull off the perfect look and no matter what you’re costume, you should definitely be able to seduce whoever you want with these awesome hot pink contact lenses.

You can buy them for around $110 from CoastalContacts.com. They are 8.6 curve and 15.0 diameter. They do come in prescription strength as well.

Pink Temptress Contact Lenses

These hot pink contacts are the perfect addition to any female costume you can think of. They are hot pink with white shades in the middle near the pupil.

They can be used for good or evil costumes, that part is up to you, but are definitely attention getting, that much we know.

You can pick them up for around $110 from CoastalContacts.com. They come in 8.6 curve and 15.0 diameter. You can get the in prescription strength for vision correction purposes.

Pink Barbie Contact Lenses

These Barbie pink contacts are definitely theatrical and should be able to make any girl happy. They are the soft pink and very noticeable.

While Barbie dolls don’t technically have pink eyes, at least all the time, they are just very feminine and girly and will be a nice extra touch to any lingerie outfit you have, and will especially help out if it’s mystical or fairy tale related in some way.

They are called Barbie just because of the soft pink color that is very feminine and is going to be a nice addition to any mystical creature as long as you want to radiate beauty.

You can find them for about $30 from bodyjewelleryshop.com.

Pink colored eyes are actually pretty popular, as opposed to other unnatural colors like purple, red or yellow.

You can turn your eyes pink with theatrical contacts for your eyes very easily, but you might be looking for other people or creatures that have pink eyes so you can get some ideas.

There are a few different reasons to have pink colored eyes, and here we will go over a few characters who already have them.

Anime Characters

One of the staples of Anime, which is animation and cartoons from Japan, is that the character have big round eyes, and they are often brightly colored. One of the popular colors for the female characters is bright pink. It gives off a good feminine tone and is very easily recognizable. As you can see by the picture above, it works really well, even for a cat costume. If you are looking for pink colored contacts to complete a costume then you can rest assured that you don’t have to be picky, as the pink colored eyes should work with just about anything, even if it’s just an added extra touch.

Lelouch Lamperouge from Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

Lelouch Lamperouge is the Byronic protagonist of the Anime series, “Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion”. Lelouch is his surname, and his real name is Lelouch vi Britannia. He is the son of the 98th Britannian Emperor.

He is one of the most popular anime characters and was chosen the most popular male character of 2006, 2007, and 2008 at Animage magazine’s annual Anime Grand Prix.

His pink colored eye actually has powers and any eye contact with him can give him complete control over that person. Now that’s a powerful eye!

Typically the lighter color your eyes are, the better colored contacts will work. The good news is that with theatrical colored contacts, such as pink, the difference should be very minimal to non-existence.

The reason is because theatrical pink contacts are designed to completely cover the natural color of your eye, as opposed to natural colored contacts like blue or green tint which usually just highlight or add a tone to your natural eye colors.

If you are buying pink colored contacts and you have dark colored eyes such as brown, or dark brown, then the darker pink you get the better, and as long as they are Plano contacts which cover the entire eyes natural color, you should get a perfect pink colored eye with no problems at all.

You might want to first ask the manufacturer or company you are buying the pink contacts from first, just to make sure they will work for you.

It’s always a good idea to know what size contacts you wear even if the size differences are usually minor.

The two factors you need to know in regards to the size of the contact lenses you buy are the curve and diameter.

Most contact lenses you buy will have a curve of around 8.6 and diameter of 15.0. This can range slightly though, and although the size difference will not normally make a huge difference in the comfort, it’s good to find out from a doctor or eye care specialist first to make sure everything will be okay.

The sizes that they sell pink contacts, and all other colored contact lenses will usually fit around 99% of people with no issues.

Typically it’s not recommended that you sleep in your contact lenses, regardless of the color or style. The biggest factor on whether or not it can damage your eyes is the quality and type of contact lenses.

If you are using premium contact lenses for vision correction, they are usually okay to occasionally sleep in under certain circumstances, but you should always check with your eye care specialist first. You may have sensitive eyes or another reason they would tell you to never do this.

If you are, or plan on buying theatrical contact lenses however, you should probably not sleep in them.

Theatrical and Halloween colored contact lenses are usually made just to wear for a few hours at a time before they are cleaned and your eyes are given some time to rest.

You should consult with the manufacturer or company you bought the pink contact lenses from to find out exactly what you can and can’t do with them.

You will need a prescription if you plan on buying pink contact lenses.

A few years back the FDA changed the law so that now you have to get a valid prescription from your eye care specialist, or doctor, if you want to get any kinds of contact lenses whatsoever, whether they are vision correcting or just plano colored contacts for theatrical purposes.

This is because they are now considered to be “medical devices” instead of just accessories. This was mostly done since these contact lenses will be in your eye, they don’t want just anybody to be able to sell them. This is so there is some accountability if something goes wrong.

If you you wear broken or torn, or poorly made contact lenses then you can damage your eye, and if just anyone is allowed to sell pink contacts then the chance of this happening is much more common.

You used to be able to find colored contacts for your eye just about anywhere. A convenient store, the flea market, but since this law has passed the only way to get them is to visit a license eye care specialist and have them give you a prescription.

The good news is that it is easy and inexpensive to get the prescription so as long as you plan a little ahead you should have no problems in finding the perfect pink contact lenses.

You can view the exact FDA law by visiting this link.

When you are looking to buy colored contacts outside of the normal colors like green and blue, you will typically not find those uncommon colors anywhere else except for in fantasy and sci-fi type media outlets.

This isn’t the case with pink because it’s actually found in nature in certain situations. Here we will go over a few of them.

Rabbits

The first on our list is the innocent bunny rabbit. Rabbits naturally have pink eyes and are fairly common.

If you are looking to dress up as a rabbit, you could always go the extra step and get some hot pink contact lenses and finish the look off perfectly.

You’ll definitely get some attention in your bunny costume, especially if it’s a sexy bunny costume.

Albinos

Albinism is a hypopigmentary disorder of the genes, which is caused due to lack of melanin pigment. It can also be referred to as achromia or achromatosis. The term ‘albinism’ is taken from the Latin word albus, which means white. About 1 in 70 people carry the recessive gene for albinism. About 1 in every 17,000 people have the albinism disorder. Albinism can occur equally, to both males and females.

Albinos are usually recognized instantly for their extremely light skin, which lacks pigmentation, and their red and pink colored eyes. As you can see in the picture above the iris and pupil are usually tinted red, where the cornea is pinkish. If you are looking to imitate an albino for Halloween having your eyes pink would definitely do the trick.

Pink Eye

We won’t show a picture of this because unless you came here looking for pictures, it just wouldn’t be fair. Pink eye is a medical condition that turns the whites of your eyes pink and is basically an infection that should be treated immediately because untreated can lead to other problems.

It’s also highly contagious. If you do have pink eye you should see a doctor for more information.

If you are looking to create this look, for whatever reason, with pink contacts, the lighter pink contact lenses would best suit you. Possibly go as an infected zombie by turning your eyes pink?