i.Fairy Moe Moe Brown Review

Hey Boo Thangs, Are you doing good? Great! This post is long, long....long over due. But here we have it, the second to last circle lens post that I will be making for a WHILE. I actually bought these from Uniqso. But as I said for the last pair of lenses that I reviewed, I won a contest, and had a load of points to spend. So My two pairs of lenses + shopping only cost 86 cents.

I chose the moe moes because I missed having brown lenses, they're by i.fairy, and I'm pretty sure I remember them being on my circle lens wishlist back when I made that a thing,

The bottles and the actual lenses.

And now, for the review.

The moe moe's are a three tone lens. Are they brown? Of course not! You know how i.fairy is---colorblind AF. Regardless, I love these. I love them better than the Kerei Brown's I once swooned over. The golden burst around the pupil, and that mossy gray, with the thin limbal ring, makes the lens mend so well. The lens has a pixelated design, but the strong opacity makes it for it.

Did I already mention that I love these lenses? Well, I do. Seriously. These are the only lenses that I am more than willing to wear out in public now and days, and not to mention they are super photogenic. They do have a subtle enlargement. The Moe Moe's should be around 14.5mm. Although they make my eyes a bit larger, there is no dolly effect. I think that's one of the main reason these lenses are so appealing to me. They give me that sophistication look that many other circle lenses can't.

Not to mention, I can wear them for hours with out complaining.

Daz it for todaiii, holla at you later bae.

Dueba Candy Eye/ Max Jelly/ Jewel/ Sugar Candy Pink Review

*Kevin Hart Voice* Alright, Alright, Alriiiiight! New Circle Lens Review! They are the Dueba Candy eye lenses, also known as the lenses that all of those adorable Japanese models wear in those beauty magazines. I had the brown version of these. They look similar. At first, I was a bit disappointing because these were not by EOS (which is what I thought I ordered), I wouldn't have cared if the design was identical, but the Dueba's has a spiked pattern instead of a gradual gradient like the EOS lenses have. Either way, I couldn't bee too upset. After all, these were only like 86 cents. Yes, 86 cents folks. These were actually NOT sponsored. I won some type of contest and received 420 credit points. I bought two pairs of lenses, then I used a coupon and my total was 86 cents! What a deal!

These bottles have been relabeled by Dolleye. So cute ^_^;

Color & Design: 7/10 - Like I said earlier, I thought I'd be disappointed because the design was not what I was expecting. It has a spiked design instead of a gradual gradient like the brown ones I'd owned. After wearing the lenses, it really didn't matter. I love the way they look. The "pink"? Not so pink. It looks more grey to me. I love how these lenses are opaque but yet have a subtlety to them. Great for everyday wear.

Enlargement: 5/10 - Surprisingly, these don't enlarge much. Even with the thick, prominentant, in-ya-face limbal ring.

Comfort: 8/10 - I wore these for about 5 hours, and then my eyes started to dry out. Other than that, no problems. Eye drops fix everything.

These lenses are lovely!

Video coming soon...

[Sponsored] Black Diamond Circle Lens Review

Lensvillage offered to send me a couple pairs of lenses to review for my readers! This was a random pair that they chose for me. I'm not too sure of the brand of the lenses because they have custom bottles but I will bet anything that they were made by Dueba/GnG. Also, there are my first black lenses evarrr~ 

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Bottles:

Actual Lenses:

On to the review!

Close up:

Color & Design: 4/10 - As far as color goes, there is not much to say. They are just black! A single color through out the entire lens. Black. I love the design though, and I am really disappointed it does not show up on my deep brown eyes. For some reason, I completely forgot that my eyes would not allow the pattern to be visible under normal lighting. I give these a four because I am not loving the color. I like for my eyes to pop when I'm wearing circle lenses.

Enlargement: 10/10 - The only reason people buy black lenses (in my opinion) is to enlarge, no matter the size. These are 14.5mm but I swear that enlarge like they're 16.2, just like the cappuccino reds I tried last a couple years back.

Comfort: 10/10 - No complaints.

Overall: Not exactly loving these. If it were up to me, I'd never get another pair of black lenses, but since they were sponsored, hey, it was fun trying them.

[Sponsored] i.Fairy Ryusei Grey Review

Lensvillage offered to send me a couple pairs of lenses to review for my readers! I chose i.Fairy Ryusei grey because they have an interesting color that I wanted to see in person

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Bottles:

Actual Lenses:

On to the Review!

Close up:

Color&Design: 4/10 - Honestly, I should have known better. I should have known that these would not be grey just because the name says so. These are definitely a shade of blue, even close up and under bright lights. The two blue twos over power that one grey shade that is in these lenses. The design is borderline basic. I love the thin limbal ring but am not liking the large pupil hole. The ryusei series has a daisy-like pattern and is often a four tone lens. I imagine these would look great on some one with grey or blue eyes.

 (natural light)

(lamp light)

Enlargement: 10/10 - I'm not really sure what size these are. They could be anywhere from 14.5mm and up, but despite lacking a prominent limbal ring and their light color, they enlarge nicely.

Comfort: 10/10 - It's i.fairy! Need I say more?

Full Face:

Overall: I love that the colors blend so well together, but I am just not a fan of blue. The enlargement is great, they are always comfortable. These could would be great for either cosplay or daily wear, buuuuut, I'm just not a fan.

Video Review Coming Soon....

Real talk, I just gotta edit and post it.

Much love to Lensvillage.com

[Sponsored] Dueba Honey Doll Violet Review

Aye, big shout out to the homies over at SOLUTION-LENS.COM for sponsoring me these circle lenses. I got to choose them on my own, and since I am lacking in violet lenses, and since that's always the prettiest of circle lenses to me, I decided hey, why not~ I looked at Dueba Honey Doll Violets and couldn't find any reviews on them. So that means I'm first. >:) But then again, that could be because I don't know the official name for these. Please, if you know, let me know

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The Bottles:

I love this picutre till death. My first time using my lightbox, and it looks perfect to me!

The Actual Lenses:

 On to the Review:

Color: 7/10- These lenses are a little weird. In the case, they look like a soft, pastel, lilac color, but in the eyes they take on a darker tone. Though I wish the lens was true to its unworn color and not blue-ish, the violet is still like-able. It's very pigmented, vibrant, and does not look washed out under low lighting.

Design: 6/10 - Meh. Nothing too special. I usually like unique designs. It's not all bad though, the limbal ring is minimal, which makes them a wee bit more natural, and there isn't too much black in the lens muting the color.

Enlargement: 10/10 -   I was quite suprised with these lenses! Apparently I misjudged them. I thought they'd be a standard size circle lenses, some where around 14.0-14.2, no. Just no. For a lack of a limbal ring, these are huge! I EVEN GET A slight HALO WITH THESE! If you don't know already, halos are very enticing, and sought after, and they're kinda hard to get due to all the specific factors of achieving them. 

 (flash)

Comfort: 8/10 - The felt a little dry at first, but my eyes adjusted. They're comfy for the most part. No real problems.

Full Face:

Overall, these are a basic pair of lenses, that I do like. Not love. But like. The color payoff is there, the halo makes me swoon. and they look great with fake eyelashes.

Thanks again SOLUTION-LENS.COM!

[Sponsored] i.Fairy Yuri Grey Review

Lensvillage must hate me. They kindly sponsored me these lenses around 3 months ago, and I am just now reviewing them! I didn't forget or anything, I just been busy y'know? College is a full time job, no doubt. I'm sowwy, Lensvillage. Forgive meeee~? :'( So there are the i.Fairy Yuri Greys. I chose them because, I luuurve grey lenses, and I was intrigued by the design. The spiral limbal ring immediately sold me. Also not to mention that these lenses also have a pretty violet color adding more charm to ze lenses. Okay, enough jibber jabber, here's the review.

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The Bottles:

In case you missed my review of the i.fairy yuri reds, i'll explain my thoughts once more. The bottles that i used to know and love by i.fairy were cute, and pink and had little donuts on them. But they've changed. They look way more sophisticated now. Also, they include the URL of a legit website that you can visit.

i.Fairy has donned their bottles with anti-fake stickers. They're holographic 

You can't peel them off to reveal a code or anything, they're really just there to assure you they're authentic. I wouldn't be so worried about getting fake i.Fairy lenses anyway. Geo's seem to be the only ones at the moment that are being counter fitted.

Lensvillage also sends complimentary animal cases. You know, those cute ones with the bears. ^_^;

Actual Lenses:

On to the Review!

Color: 7/10 - I have no idea what's up with i.fairy. I'm not sure if they're color blind or what?! They name the lens one color, but in actuality it's a completely different one. I almost named this post 'i.fairy yuri VIOLET' because I forgot they were grey. The grey id definitely overshadowed by this beautiful lavender. This the most prettiest violet I've ever seen in a circle lens. If I could find a lens with this was that entire soft purple color, I'd def. buy it.From a distance, they look like a murky violet, and they are still very vibrant. What I don't like is all of the black in the lens. Would be so much better and softer with out it.

Design: 9/10 - The design is the main reason why I chose these lenses, the pixelated spiral limbal ring just looked to darn enticing to pass up! It is not your average solid circle, it is skewed. Because the limbal ring is speckled, it is not super obvious, but it's enough to deter those "safe" buyers from giving them a chance. 

 Enlargement: 6/10 - The bottle says 16.2, but I'm sure that these are a sold 14.5. Or maybe its just me. I feel like since the color is lighter, they look smaller that what they actually are. The obviously enlarge, though.

Comfort: 10/10 - i.Fairy is always a crowd pleaser when it comes to comfort, I've never had any problems.

(flash)

Final Verdict: I thought I liked the red yuri's but these are much more wearable. the enlargement is satisfactory, i live for the violet in these circle lenses, and the design can't be passed up. I made a good choice with these and I am delighted that Lensvillage sent them to me.

Full Face Flicks!

okay so i had on a bonnet, and my lips was a little crusty. but im still cute.

Sponsored - i.Fairy Yuri Red Review

It has been a hot minute since I've reviewed a pair of circle lenses, but I'm excited to get back to it. I've always loved reviewing them, and after taking a little break, they're back on my wish lists.

I may be a bit rusty, but bare with me today, the lovely folks at Lens Village, offered to sponsor me. Since it's been a while since I've had I pair, and remembering how fun I use to have wearing them, I hastily snatched up the offer. I chose the i.Fairy Yuri Red because well, I've never had a red lens. They look unique AF, annnnnd, there's only like 1 other girl who has actually had the courage to test them out!

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Lensvillage sent me i.fairy Yuri Red lenses to try, and it came free with a cuuuuurte circle lens case. I  love those things. Way more pleasing to look at than the standard cases. And for all of my OF i.fairy fans out there, you'll notice that the bottle have become way more sophisticated, they're not all pink and cute-sy anymore, AND you'll see that i.Fairy also has begun to apply authenticity stickers to their vials!

You can't peel them off to reveal a code or anything like that, they're just there---to assure you that they're the real deal. I assume because counter fitters wouldn't go through the trouble to produce a holographic sticker.

Actual Lenses:

On to the Review!

(close-up)

Color: 7/10 - If you're looking for a vampire red, these are definitely not it. Don't get me wrong, there is red in the lens, but it's a very dark, hardly noticeable maroon red. The violet overpowers the red, and from a distance it blends to make just a deep violet color. Had there not been so much black coming in, I'm sure the red would've been able to stand a change. I actually like it though. The Yuris are opaque enough to get noticed, but not red enough to live up to its name, so don't be misled. Although they look nothing like the stock pic, the 3-toned color is adventurous.

Design: 9/10 - The design is the main reason why I chose these lenses, the pixelated spiral limbal ring just looked to darn enticing to pass up! It is not your average solid circle, it is skewed. Because the limbal ring is speckled, it is not super obvious, but it's enough to deter those "safe" buyers from giving them a chance. 

Enlargement: 9/10 - I'm pretty sure these are around 14.8-15mm, but the bottle says 16.2mm. Either way, these are not for the faint of heart. They are big, and dolly, and enlarging, and cover my entire iris and then some. Not disappointing at all! Since the limbal ring isn't solid, they're not as enlarging as they could be though.

Comfort: 10/10 - i.fairy is always a crowd please when it comes to comfort. I've never had any problems.

(compared to i.Fairy Yuri Grey)

Final Verdict: I'm a elated that Lensvillage sent me these, and I am happy about my selection. The i.Fairy Yuri Reds are def. not your every day lenses, they have a marvelous maroon color, great enlargement, a wacky design that I adore, and they're comfortable so I can stun people for hours on end.

Full Face Pics:

Excuse the back ground. Thaz mi roommates side. Excpet for the table in the center, that's obviously mine with all the contact lens supplies.

Video Review: