Hello sweeties!
Here comes my last circle lens review for this year, which is nearing its closure. It feels really weird to think that 2017 is soon over. I've had this pair in my possession for years but only now got around to actually open them, oops. Without further ado I'll say that today's review will be about the GEO Xtra Morning Glory Brown (WFL-A34) lenses, let's a-go!
Base curve: 8.7 mm
Diameter: 15 mm
Diameter: 15 mm
Water content: 42%
Life span: 1 year (I recommend 6 months)
As with any legitimate GEO lenses these also came with authenticity stickers that could be checked online, to prove that the lenses are genuine of course. It's always worth it to be careful and only buy circle lenses from online shops that are trustable.
The Morning Glory lenses have a beautiful, intricate print and lovely color. Brown lenses are usually not my first pick but these I just felt like I had to try! *_* I am often drawn to lenses with unique artsy prints and these are no exception, hehe.
One lens in. Notice enlargement. |
All photos taken by me
during a December morning with a sun that barely rises above the horizon line so yeah, no can do about the shitty light conditions because we're experiencing a phenomenon called polar night right now.
There's no color filters or such on the close-up photos and that's so that the colors would be as true to real life as possible.
Color: 7/10
Soft caramel-like brown color that goes nicely together with my light blue-gray eyes.
There's no color filters or such on the close-up photos and that's so that the colors would be as true to real life as possible.
Facing window. Sun side. |
Facing window. Not sun side. |
Bathroom light. |
Natural apartment room light. (only window light) |
Flash photo. |
Outdoors, back against sun. |
Outdoors, facing sun. |
This is a fancy fashion lens for the fabulous earth-walkers but it could just as well serve as a cosplay lens, if wanted. The design is lovely, the size increase is there and the blending into my blue eyes is just right. The fabulous print draws in the watcher's gaze and gives this kind of mesmerizing, almost dreamy look to your eyes. I would recommend this pair if you like brown lenses – especially artsy ones with thick limbal rings.
Comfort is surprisingly good. I rarely find lenses exceedingly comfortable, seeing how dry my eyes are naturally, but these are definitely on the better side of average. These lenses are thin and I don't feel them in my eyes, which is always a plus because no one likes the obvious feel of "plastic in the eye" that some lenses give. I experience no vision blur or stinginess with these lenses and I can easily wear them past 3 hours without any dry bouts or hints of dryness/irritation. I would estimate wearing time on dry eyes for about 3-5 hours, at least for me. Definitely better than average in my books.
Distance photos!
Want to see Morning Glory lenses reviewed in another color?
Check this out: Blue
Short summary:
Color: 7/10
Soft caramel-like brown color that goes nicely together with my light blue-gray eyes.
Design: 9/10
Gorgeous flower design with black details and a thick limbal ring for definition.
Opacity: 7/10
These do make my eyes appear brown but yeah, the large pupil hole lets through my real eye color in the middle so it doesn't look mega brown from a distance, lol. Still pretty though!
Enlargement: 7/10
Big and doll-like.
Comfort: 7/10
Thin and comfortable. No dry bouts or stinginess. Wearing time anywhere between 3-5 hours on my super-dry eyes. Definitely good!
Naturalness: 3/10
The thick dark rim, artsy design and size give them away. Looks too artificial and dolly to pass.
Thanks for reading and I hope you found this review useful!
Shiro Samurai out ~
Shiro Samurai out ~
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