Where I Get My FX Contacts, HORROR STORIES, and Full Collection | 2020 (CC)
by Madeyewlook
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What this video covers
Experienced FX makeup artist Madeyewlook shares a comprehensive guide to FX and costume contact lenses, drawing on years of personal experience including cautionary horror stories about lens misuse and eye safety. The video covers what to get from your eye doctor before purchasing lenses, how to care for them properly, the differences between lens types including sclera lenses, and where to source safe, FDA-approved contacts. The video closes with a full showcase of the creator's personal contact lens collection.
Key takeaways
- ◆Always get a valid prescription and fitting from an eye doctor before wearing any contact lenses, even purely cosmetic ones
- ◆Sclera lenses carry unique challenges and risks — the creator shares firsthand cautionary experiences
- ◆Only purchase from vendors carrying FDA-approved lenses to reduce health risks
- ◆Proper lens care and handling routines are essential for eye safety
- ◆The creator discloses affiliate relationships with vendors mentioned in the video
Who this is for
Cosplayers, SFX makeup artists, and Halloween enthusiasts who want to safely incorporate FX or colored contact lenses into their looks.
Materials mentioned
- • fx contact lenses
- • sclera lenses
- • colored contacts
⚠ Safety notes
Creator strongly emphasizes getting a proper eye exam and prescription from a doctor before wearing any contact lenses, and discusses the importance of purchasing only FDA-approved lenses. Personal horror stories are shared to illustrate the real risks of improper contact lens use.
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