Black Contact lenses Online (Halloween, Cosplay & Costume)

Anyone who is interested in making a bold statement or enhancing their outfit can wear black contact lenses. Black contacts are suitable for both light and dark eye colors. They produce a dramatic change that is perfect for many occasions, such as cosplay events, Halloween, and themed parties.

Yes, black contact lenses are safe to wear as long as they are purchased from reputable sources such as pinkyparadise.com. You should also use and care for them according to the manufacturer's instructions.

We offer a variety of black contact lenses to suit different needs and preferences. These include

• Black eye contacts that are designed to cover just the iris. These lenses are suitable for those who are ssking a subtle but impactful change in eye color.
• Black sclera contacts cover the majority of the white part of the eye, which is called the sclera, and the iris. Wearing them creates a stunning and intense look.
• Full black contacts provide a complete black-out effect that is ideal for dramatic transformations and special effects.

Yes, you will be able to see through black sclera contacts. These black contact lenses have a clear area in the center for your pupil and thus, you will have normal vision. However, peripheral vision may be reduced slightly. This means it’s important to wear them in safe environments and to avoid certain activities, like driving, when you have them on.

The depends on the type of contacts. Disposable black contacts should be worn for no longer than the specified period. This is usually from one day to a month, as written on the manufacturer box your contacts come in. Follow the specific wear instructions provided to ensure eye health.

Yes, black contact lenses are available with precription powers for those who need contact lenses with vision correction. However, do ensure that you have an up-to-date prescription when you’re ordering your contact lenses.

Black sclera lenses are designed to be as comfortable as possible. However, they are made to cover more of the eye than standard contact lenses and thus, may take some time to get used to. Follow the recommended wear time and remove them if you experience any discomfort.

Remove them immediately if you experience any discomfort, irritation, or redness while wearing black contacts. Inspect the lenses for damages or debris. Clean it and reinsert the lenses. If the problem persists, discontinue and consult an eye care professional.

Black contact lenses, especially those that cover the entire iris or sclera can alter your perception of light and color slightly due to their design. Your peripheral vision may be reduced. As such, use them in safe, familiar environments.

Yes, you can wear makeup with black contact lenses. However, we recommend you insert your contacts before applying makeup to avoid contaminating the lens.