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Saturday, December 22, 2012

Vassen Barbie Queen Blue Review

So... This is my first review of circle lenses , though I've tried and used many .  Maybe I'll write more reviews if people find it interesting^^


A little info on the actual lenses:
Diameter: 14.5mm
Water Content: 42%
Base Curve: 8.6mm
Type: 1 Year disposal


I bought these lenses roughly 1 month ago and they've been my favourite everyday lenses during this time .
I bought them at:

The color and pattern shown on the pictures on the site does not correspond to the real color on the lenses in real life , they're a probably two shades darker , showing a more sea blue/navy blue color . The color is really natural but still noticeable without giving a creepy eye effect to strangers .
I've noticed that they tend to be a little droopy on the eyes ( or one of them at least ) , but I think that is individual and that doesn't mean they'll do that on everyone else wearing them .
My natural eye color is a warm red/brown color and the lenses does an awesome job hiding them and blending in with them,so thumbs up for anyone with brown or darker eyes. However I do believe they'll look good on people with green or blue eyes,but then the point in wearing blue lenses when having blue eyes seems a bit redundant.

I've been wearing them for hours and they do get a bit dry in the eyes after a while,say 4-5hrs,but you're not supposed to wear them for that long as it does dry your eyes out and tire them. A few drops of eye drops will fix it,but one can always just take a break and take them out for a while. I usually take a few drops with eye drops and then they're good for another 4-5 hrs.
I guess some pictures are needed for this to be a review,so here is some,dreadfully uploaded by yours truly







If you decide to buy them from pinkyparadise then you'll get a cute animal lens case included for free

I Guess that's it.

Feel free to leave any comments ^^

Monday, November 26, 2012

Posting Post

Im getting request from the few (and very much appreciated) people who read my blog,that I should post more often.Really,I do try. But it's hard finding subjects that for instance motivates me to write,and on the other hand that you,my appreciated readers like to read about. I dont want to start writing diary entries about my day because that's simply the most boring thing ever to read about. Try watching paint dry or dustballs compile under your sofa and it would seem like Die Hard 1 to 5 in comparison,to my life. Ok,maybe not that bad but you get my drift.  Also,posting more often might lead to more grammatical errors in my posts. My point will get across but you might wonder why I misspelled "becouse" wrong consecutively throughout the post. I know its because,but the error is tattooed in my brain,sorry mmnmnmn. Also I tend to stray from the subject and then all is gone. When I'm writing about a topic it's because I've noticed something in my daily life, from my facebook, from the bussride to/from school or from news articles I've read. Sorry to ruin your brilliant impression of me, I'm unfortunately not so amazing that I manage to make topics out of nothing,but I am very observant and intuitive. Enough randomness, I thought I'd introduce you to japanese fashion dolls,some might have heard about if before and some might not.

Fashion dolls have been around since before the first barbie.In a way porcelain dolls are what fashion dolls are today;utterly useless but oh-so-cute and lovely to look at. I have a fashion doll myself,though not the ultra expensive type but expensive enough(cost me 14000 yen when I bought her). Back to the point: with so many other stuff and toys in the world,there isn't much more point to fashion dolls than there is to a flower,but they're cute and occasionally fun to play with(guilty as charged) and they are more a collectors item than anything else, although you will find the awkvard 50-60cm obitsu doll that has a real to the touch plastic "skin" and "real" boobs,but I dont want to know what the purpose of that is.

Soo... here's my fashion doll. Made by Azone International and based on the animè K-On,Akiyama Mio(and my Moogle and other FF-merch in the background)
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