Showing posts with label japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japan. Show all posts

07 November 2012

Dolly Wink Cornetto Pink Lens Review

Hello, everybody!!
Today, I'm doing a review on

Dolly Wink Cornetto Pink



Both lenses

One lens

Information:
Color: Pink
Water content: 48%
Diameter: 19.8mm
Manufacturer: EOS
Base curve: 8.6
Duration: 1 year/12 months
Disposable soft lens

Design and Color: 2.5/5

I thought these lenses would be a decent pink color near the middle, but it turns out they look very green and yellow instead! Figures, though, because these lenses are 4 tone. It was kind of disappointing, but the design totally made up for the lack of pink color. I totally love how pretty the design is!! It looks like flare patterns or flower petals to me.

Enlargement: 4/5

I'd say that Dolly Wink lenses are not truly 19.8mm; I compared them to my MX-21 lenses and they look about 14.5mm. It still enlarges pretty well and there is definitely a size difference from my natural eye compared to when I wear the lens.

Comfort: 5/5

These are absolutely amazing at keeping my eye hydrated the entire day! I don't need to use eye drops for these lens. The lens don't seem to shift in my eye, which is a good sign since my base curve is 0.3mm below the lens' base curve. My vision is very clear when looking through these lens! I'm very happy about the vision being clear because I have had problems with circle lens' prescription power before.

Overall: 3.5/5

The Cornetto lens are very cool in design! It does not have the color of pink, but the design does make it unique. I think, next time, I would recommend getting a different color other than pink because you will not get a pink color from Cornetto lens series. If you like green colors, I would definitely recommend you to get this! It looks very pretty in photos as well.

You can find these lenses for sale HERE!

These lenses come with a super-duper cute case as well!



Thanks for reading!

Look forward to:
-Clara Green lens Review
-Hyper no.2 lens Review
-Prodigurls Pearl Grey lens Review

24 July 2012

Micro Fiber Double Eyelid Fiber Review + Tutorial!

This is the famous Micro Fiber double eyelid fiber that I really love!
It sells for cheap; only $5.50 USD at Asian goods stores in the USA

Where I live, this is about 400 yen at convenience stores!

The pack contains 105 pieces of eyelid fiber
And it also had double sided adhesive for a secure hold when you use the eyelid fiber


The container is made of a sturdy plastic and comes with an applicator stick and scissors!
Unfortunately, my scissors were very dull and would not cut the fiber, so I'm using my other pair now

Pros:
-Economical pricing
-Adhesive is strong and durable
-Fiber width is thicker than AB (Automatic Beauty) and Mezaik brand
-Fiber feels stronger than AB (Automatic Beauty) brand

Cons:
-Not easy for beginners
-Scissors can be dull in the packaging
-Fiber may be a little shiny in sunlight if shown
-Silver/gold tabs at the ends may be pulled off if the fiber is pulled too quickly or harshly

What I think:
This is a great investment for me! I have one eyelid that will not stay a double eyelid, so buying Micro Fiber is amazing for me. I do not run out of this double eyelid fiber quickly at all and it actually sticks and helps create another fold in my eyelids!

Tutorial time!!

As you can see, one of my eyelids is a tapered/mono eyelid
I'll be working with the tapered/mono eyelid instead of my already parallel eyelid
(Hint: If you want a higher double eyelid crease and already have parallel eyelids, then do it! Nothing is stopping you!)

Remember to pat dry your eyelid before using the fiber
This will help the fiber stick and adhere better

See the gold/silver tabs? They are not sticking to the plastic sheet, so take one and start peeling off the eyelid fiber
Like this:
Peel off the white paper on top of the eyelid fiber
The fiber should be clear, like this:
Using the pink applicator, measure where you want to put your eyelid crease
I put my eyelid fiber close to my brow bone for higher of an eyelid fold
Take the eyelid fiber, holding the two gold/silver tabs and place it over your measured area on your eyelid
Stretch the fiber across your eyelid
This should not hurt, but if you are a beginner, you might feel some discomfort
Using your scissors, cut off the gold/silver tabs on the sides COMPLETELY and secure the edges by patting it down to adhere to your eyelid gently
Use either side of the applicator to tuck in your eyelid fiber
Look into the mirror to check if your missed any spots where you see the fiber still sticking out
You may need to do this several times
You may also put a glue sealer on top of the fiber if you would like, but it is not necessary to do so
And you're done!!

You may now apply makeup of any sort! 

I hope you enjoyed this review and tutorial!
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to write something in the comment box!


See you soon! Later!

12 April 2012

Circle Lens Opportunities

Good... early morning!

I want to announce that I've been given the opportunity to start selling some of Japan's COLORCON/circle lens! Many of them are made in Japan, so some lens come in blister packages instead of regular circle lens vials
Like this:


Some nice brands I would be offering are Miss Eye, AIMU, Baby Color, CICI, COCO Eye, Komi-Look, Maggey, MIMO, VIVI, Vivian, and Barbie Eye.

These lens are HUGE in enlargement effect (from 17mm to 19.8mm) and are great for costumes, parties, events, etc.

I will also have other, more common circle lens such as GEO's CK-105 and Nudy series; also NEO Vision with Dali Brown, Dali Extra, and NEO Cosmo

These will be PRE-ORDER so I will set a deadline date for orders

So far, shipping is to Japan and USA, but I'll let you know more information after the business is running (and if anyone is interested)
Okinawa shipment will be a little more costly

I hope to get things started for the business, so comment below if you have any questions, comments or you're interested in buying!

Thanks, everyone!