What are cosplay helmet visor and lenses?

The cosplay helmet visor and lenses are products used to give a realistic finish to a helmet that is part of a cosplay or simply a series of collectibles. They provide the piece with a clear vision during use, as well as allowing to creation an exact replica of the one that appears in the movie, series, or video game. So that all our customers can accurately copy their favorite helmets, at Green Stuff World we have a wide variety of visors and lenses for cosplay helmets, available in different shades. So, you can mold or cut them as you like to adapt them to your costume easily.

Cosplay helmet visor and lenses features

Green Stuff World is known for offering the best value for money in the industry, and this is no different. Our cosplay helmet visor and lenses are of high quality and their attributes are unmatched:

• UV400 protection. They offer total eye protection. UV400 technology protects the eyes from 99% to 100% of UV rays, including UVA and UVB rays. This means that it completely safeguards vision in natural light, specifically, it blocks ultraviolet rays whose wavelength is less than 400 nanometers. Keep in mind that UV400 protection is not synonymous with polarization; while the former protects, the latter only eliminates reflections of the sun's rays.
• Polarized material. This filter ensures that light rays do not dazzle you while you are looking through this material, especially in situations with bright lights or intense reflections. Whether you're under the spotlight of stage lights or in broad daylight, you'll have clear, crisp vision comparable to sunglasses.
• Scratch Resistant. Cosplay accessories are exposed to various situations that eventually wear them out. That's why our cosplay helmet visor and lenses are made of highly scratch-resistant materials, ensuring that they will maintain a flawless appearance even after heavy use.
• Optical quality. To make wearing our visors and lenses as comfortable as possible, we guarantee clear vision and a quality visual experience.
• Easy to work with. This material is easy to adapt to your needs since you can cut it with a simple craft knife, scissors, a Dremel, or even a Dremel.

Projects in which you could include our cosplay helmet visor and lenses

There are many characters from series, movies and video games whose costumes have helmets, glasses or similar. Here are some ideas where you can use these products with an optimal result:

1. Superheroes and villains. The list of superheroes and villains who have emblematic visors that define their aesthetics and make them recognizable and unique. Some famous examples in whose cosplay you can use the visor and glasses for helmets are:
   • Iron Man. In this case, the dark visor occupies only the part of the eyes in the form of a rectangle, so it will be very easy to install.
   • Doctor Doom or Doctor Death. This villain, who first appeared in the comics of The Fantastic 4 and has been played by several actors, also has small visors on his armor, similar to those of Iron Man.
   • Deadpool. This antihero has gained popularity in recent years for having been brought to the big screen twice solo, and alongside Wolverine in the latest installment. In this case, his attire consists of a mask in which it is also necessary to wear visors in the eye area.
2. Science fiction helmets. Many of sci-fi costumes require high-quality visors to match the futuristic touch of their outfits.
   • Star Wars Stormtroopers. This is a classic among the cosplays that you can find in any salon. The white helmets of furious countenance and black glasses are unmistakable for anyone who has seen the most basic of movies.
   • Master Chief from Halo. Anyone who has played this mythical video game series knows the character of Master Chief, John-117, or MCPON. His yellow mirrored visor inserted in the green helmet could not be more recognizable. In this case, we move to a much larger visor that occupies much of the face, so it will have to be elaborated with more love and detail.
   • Joseph Cooper from Interstellar. This mythical movie is full of NASA space suits, whose helmets could also be replicated using our visors.
3. Horror characters. Many of the characters in horror movies, video games and series wear masks. Among the most prominent are:
   • Michael Myers. A name that everyone knows and that comes from the “Halloween” movies. His mask is simple, completely white, and only needs dark visors in the eye sockets.
   • Ghostface from Scream. Scream is one of the most famous horror movies, even his mask is recognized by people who have not even seen the film. His elongated eyes and mouth are his hallmark.
   • Jack Skellington. The character from “Nightmare Before Christmas” is one of the most famous and well-known animated characters in the world. His extremely black round sockets on his skull face are perfect for placing our visors.
4. Video games and anime. The characters most represented by cosplayers are usually those that appear in their favorite video games and anime series. Some of the most popular are:
   • Samus Aran from Metroid. One of the first famous video game sagas starred Samus Aran, a bounty hunter. Her most iconic costume is metallic with a helmet whose inverted triangle-shaped visors are a key piece, along with her weapon arm.
   • Genji from Overwatch. This cyborg ninja features a mythical helmet, whose eyes are two simple stripes illuminated in yellow.
   • Kaonashi or no-face. One of the most mythical characters of Chihiro's Journey is a monstrous consisting of a white mask with black eyes, two lilac stripes, and a black semi-transparent robe.

Remember that you can use other Green Stuff World products to complement your projects in which you use the cosplay helmet visor and lenses, such as the wide variety of model paints available on the web or other cosplay materials to configure the details as the Worbla thermoplastics, the foam clay or the printable fabric sheets.