CIRCLE LENSES | Vassen Rainbow Eyes Greenish Blue

Vassen Rainbow Eyes Greenish Blue

I got these from Pinkyparadise here

Pinkyparadise includes a little pamphlet for first time lens wearers, here's the gist of it:

Clean lenses with your solution before wear

Don't wear your lenses for more than 8hrs a day

Replace solution in lens case 

Replace your contact lens case after 3 months

I don't know about you guys, but I started using contacts with Acuvue Oasys, which is relatively moist. After I used up my 1 year supply sophomore year of high school, I decided to not get new ones because of how expensive they are, and I'm fine with wearing glasses occasionally for school and driving.

I get on a circle lense kick every now and then, but I don't wear them if they aren't prescriptioned.

I used to get my lenses from Candylens, but the last time I went on the website to look for a pair, their site was under construction, so I went on Pinkyparadise instead, which has been largely endorsed in the Youtube community for circle lenses and Korean cosmetics. I got these regular priced and paid shipping, because I didn't like any other ones enough to buy a bunch of them and get the free shipping (I noticed I always buy useless things just to get free shipping, unless I can return them for free it's not worth it).

The shipping is $5 if you buy 1-2, which isn't a bad deal since these lenses are supposed to last you 6-12 months. I would recommend tossing them at the before the 12 month mark because I think it's kind of suspicious for lenses to last that long when a lot of the American brand ones last like 2 weeks.

Previously I've tried:

Geo Icy Grey (photo here and here, link here)

Princess Mimi Almond Brown Lens (link here)

I really liked these for how natural they look, but I have to say circle lenses look the most "natural" with falsies. Otherwise your pupils just look reaally big.

Geo CK105 Black Circle Lens (link here)

Geo Bella Gray (link here)

I tend to like the ones that blend into your eyes more, since your pupils dilate and if it's just a ring around your eye it looks unnatural. A lot of them are 38% or 42% water content. I don't notice a huge difference between the two but the contacts solution definitely matters.

Before I always used the Opti-Free Replenish contact lens solution, and my eyes would feel dry-ish but bearable. Recently I finally decided to try the Opti-Free Pure Moist which are supposed to be less dry, and I have to say they do make a difference. If your eyes get dry from contacts, try the Pure Moist. My eyes feel pretty comfortable throughout my 8 hour wear.

Have you tried circle lenses?

What are your favorite ones?