My Contact Lens Guide

Black Contact Lenses


Black contact lenses are available in both non-prescription, and prescription format.
Commonly, however speciality lenses such as black contact lenses are worn for
purely theatrical purposes. Even those who are wearing black contact lenses
specifically for cosmetic purposes, must still see a professional to ensure that their
black contact lenses fit correctly

Types of black contact lenses

"Black contact lenses" is a description used to cover a wide range of theatrical contact
lenses. Some black contact lenses are very subtle others are startling! Black sclera
contact lenses are particularly shocking as they cover the entire eye in a black color,
making the eye socket appear empty – a great accessory for a Halloween outfit!

A pitch black mirrored contact lens is equally dramatic as those who are looking into
your eyes will see nothing except themselves, be aware, however, that this effect can
have a detrimental impact on photographs!

Black color contact lenses

Some black contact lenses are used for pure color change, rather than to achieve a
particular special effect. Black contact lenses range from complete black out to a
subtle darkening of the natural eye color.

Black out contact lenses are very dramatic, in fact they are very close to being
theatrical as they change the entire color of the eye. Black out contact lenses are
available from many of the reputable contact lens manufacturers.

Black toric lenses

Black contact lenses are sometimes worn for medical reasons as well as for pure
effect. Black toric lenses, for example, are currently available to help with
astigmatism.

Those considering wearing black contact lenses as a way to correct vision need to be
aware that the contact lens may move slightly as the eye moves or as you blink. When
this happens, you may lose a little vision as the black covers the pupil.

Black contact lenses are a great special effect and can even be used for correcting
vision. Due to the dramatic nature of black contact lenses, they are generally best
reserved for special occasions when you really want to make an impact!




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