Showing posts with label red lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red lens. Show all posts

14.6.16

Review: Super Pinky Bright Red



Boom.  Here is my first (posted) lens review in about 3 years. (Yikes).  Let's hope I don't muck this up too badly. Or, like, sprain something.  (Have to stretch those lens reviewing muscles, y'know.  Don't want to tear a lens reviewing ligament. Keep those reviewing reflexes sharp.)

You are beginning to see the (terrible) theme in my "jokes", yes? Indeed.  TIME FOR THE REVIEW! :D
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Alright, so I bought these pretty little lenses from Pinky Paradise, and quite a while ago at that.

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^ [These languished in a lens case for, like, 4 months before I got to reviewing them. (#NewYearWorseMe) ] ^



Colour/Design:  4/5   I mean, I've said all there is to say about the design in my review of the Super Pinky Violet, previously.  The biggest things to note are that the colour is very opaque and covers a lot of the lens surface. Also, the 'circle' on these lenses (around the edge) is very, very subtle.  In fact, it's not even black: it is a darker red-brown colour that sort of blends naturally with the lens colour.

Speaking of the colour, these are one of two red lenses in this series (the other is 'Wine Red').  For being named 'Bright Red', I am not sure they quite live up to that name.  I mean, I like the colour, and it is very saturated and fairly vibrant.  However, these are by no means the brightest or lightest red lenses I have worn (and I have tried many).  They are very noticeable, though, and very pretty in hue (sometimes a little bit pinkish-orangeish in tint). Very lovely, all the same. 




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- Dolly+ Red vs. Super Pinky Bright Red -



- Super Pinky Violet vs. Super Pinky Bright Red -



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^ (close-up on my eye during my 
transformation into a magical girl) ^



Enlargement:  4/5   Alright, so there are conflicting notes on the diameter of these lenses.  Classically, these are said to be 14.8mm.  More recently, some shops list them as being 15.0 mm.  Either way, for such large lenses, I don't find these to be quite as enlarging as I might expect. (Likely because the pattern is mostly lens colour and very little is dedicated to the dark circle around that.)  They are pretty big, all the same.





Comfort:  4.5/5  This series has been consistently, supremely comfortable for me. ❤  Pretty impressive considering how opaque the pigment is, and how much lens is pigmented.  (They are supposedly produced by Vassen, which would make sense since my eyes love their lenses. Haha.)



^ (I'm not the cutest magical girl out there. The under-
eye bags & blemishes definitely do not help...) ^

In conclusion, I rather like these lenses (and this series, generally speaking).  They are pretty damn comfortable and provide quite a lot of colour.  I wish that colour was brighter, but the 'natural' kind of design is a good balance for that.  [These are especially fun to mix and match with the purple version (red lens on one eye and purple lens on the other).]


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You can watch the video review here on Youtube, or view it below.




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COMING SOON. . .






5.5.13

Review: Geo Color Nine/9 Color Deep (/Dark) Red (AN-A48)

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Ah, hello again! I greet you from the land of people working two jobs!  :D  A tiring place, but a good one, all the same. Haha.  Anyway, here's a long-overdue review of a pair of lenses super kindly sponsored by Love Shoppingholics!
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Enlargement: 6.5/10 Alright, so 14.2 is now as small as Geo produces lenses, and  in the case of this series, it is basically non-enlarging. (Which I prefer.)




Colour/Design: 8.5/10  Firstly, it has to be mentioned that the Geo 9 Color/Color Nine series is design/pattern dupe ('match') for the MI E-Type (aka. Venus Eye) series.  There is a very slight difference in hue: the Color 9 (Deep) Red is a deeper, more 'true' red than the somewhat more 'orange'  E-Type Red.  (The Color Nine Deep Red is a like a more saturated version of the E-Type Red.)

That being said, these Deep Reds are rather vibrant and noticeable, but not to the extent of more dramatic, bold red lenses, like the i.Fairy Cherry Red, or the Doy+ Red.  They are a more vibrant and bright hue than the Geo Color Nine/9 Color Light (/Wine) Red (AN-A47), which are rather more subtle, themselves.


 
^ (wearing  Toyoepin Eye 7713 lashes) ^



^ (wearing  Toyoepin Eye 7713 lashes) ^





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- i.Fairy Dolly+ Red vs. Geo 9 Color Deep Red -



- MI E-Type Red vs. Geo 9 Color Deep Red -



Comfort: 7/10  Well, Geo lenses are not very comfy for me, unfortunately.  These are no exception-- they seem to irritate my eyes or dry out pretty quickly...





Al in all, I have, essentially, already had these lenses (here's the E-Type Red review). The 9 Color/Color Nine series is a dupe for the MI E-Type (aka. Venus Eye) series.  As always, I love the design and pattern, for being non-enlarging and rather 'natural'.  The vibrancy is just right for a bold (but not over-dramatic) red lens. C:



And here are the extra pics, as usual: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, and Eleven.
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You can watch the video review here on Youtube, or view it below.
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4.7.12

Review: i.Fairy Cara Red


Hi! What's up, friends? :]   Hope you had a good weekend! (I have two job interviews coming up. YES.)  In any case check out these super-sweet lenses that the Apple of Your Eyes sponsored me! <3
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((If you shop there, Use my VIP referral code: Noxin, for another 5% off your purchase at Apple of Your Eyes.  [You already get 5% off if you're a fan of them on FaceBook.  -- You could also become a VIP member and get 10% off to start with.] ))



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(My hair reminds me of Russell Brand back in '06/'07...)

Enlargement: 9/10 These are supposed to be 15 mm, as I remember, and they enlarge pretty well.



Colour/Design: 10/10 Firstly, these lenses are nearly more pink than red. (Which I am absolutely fine with. <3)  Secondly, the colour is exceedingly opaque, light, and vibrant. In about any lighting. (Huzzah!)  Ehm, this series is pretty interesting, design-wise. Each colour has yellow as a part of it (I believe they're 4 or 5 tone lenses).

There's a dark circle, bit it's thin-- not all too prominent/obvious.  ((Oh! Fun fact: the i.Fairy Cara series is an exact design match to the [Dueba] Otoo Eye/OT Star series.  The difference? Available colours, and that the Cara series is made by Vassen, while the OT Star is made by Dueba.))




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- MI E-Type Red vs. i.Fairy Cara Red -


- i.Fairy Dolly+ Red vs. i.Fairy Cara Red -


- i.Fairy Nova Red vs. i.Fairy Cara Red -


Comfort: 10/10  i.Fairy/Vassen lenses are generally rather comfortable for me. :]


Overall? THESE ARE FANTASTIC (Baby). They're light and bright, have a super-unique design/pattern, and are comfortable. They're a triple threat, and definitely making their way into some of my favourite lenses ever.  I really want to try a few other colours from this series now.

('cool' lighting)

And here are the extra pics, as usual: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, and Ten.
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You can watch the video review here on Youtube, or view it below.

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5.2.12

Review: i.Fairy Nova (aka. Candy Vivi) Red


Urrgh. I am a heel. D:  This review (and another couple that are upcoming) are super late. Euh~~. In any case, the ever-so-lovely Apple of Your Eyes sponsored these gorgeous lenses.  Enough whinging- let's get to the review!

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((If you shop there, Use my VIP referral code: Noxin, for another 5% off your purchase at Apple of Your Eyes.  [You already get 5% off if you're a fan of them on FaceBook.  -- You could also become a VIP member and get 10% off to start with.] ))

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Enlargement: 9.5/10  I believe these lenses are 15 mm? Whatever their diameter, they are exceedingly enlarging.



Colour/Design: 9.5/10  Let's talk about the Nova (aka. Vivi) series.  The design is very unique: there are rather large gaps where there is no pigment at all. Or rather, the pigment is printed almost like giant, feathered brush strokes.  It looks like most of the lens is clear and pigment-free.  However, when worn, there seems to be a lot of coverage with very opaque and bright colour.




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- (i.Fairy) Dolly+ Red vs. i.Fairy Nova (/Candy Vivi) Red -


Comfort: 11/10  I do not know how, but these are literally the most comfortable lenses I have ever tried.


 
Overall, these lenses are exceptional. I will readily admit that, yes, I did not like the design in the vial.  I was quickly won over, though, once I tried them on. <33  They are funky and bright and unbelievably comfortable.  Unexpectedly, they're some of the best lenses I have ever worn.


And here are the extra pics, as usual: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, and Seven.
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You can watch the video review here on Youtube, or view it below.