Dolly+ Circle lens review

I actually have been using these for a few months now but i decided to blog about them since when i was researching these contacts i didn't actually find much info for them; at that time.

These are probably by far my favorite pair of color contact lenses, whether for going out or for cosplayer. Reasons being that i really realllly love the golden color. Its very striking and works well with dark hair and lighter hair.

ALSO I finally found my old digital camera, not that great but photos are better than what i can get from my iphone4. So more accurate pictures.

I purchased them from Geo-lens house through their facebook page back in november. Here are their stats off their facebook page:

Dolly+ Brown
• Price: RM50/Pair
• Diameter : 16mm
• Base Curve : 8.6mm
• Center Thickness : 0.04mm
• Water Content : 55%
• Lens' Lifetime : 1 Year Disposable

Comparison of size

Different lighting

Comfort: Because these are extra large if you have squinty mono-half lids like me you might feel some discomfort due to the size. Easy way to remedy this is to look down, and shift your contact up past your eyelids and left it re-center itself to your iris. Otherwise, it feels like normal circle lenses, though they do get dry after 5 hours for me. (I have dry eyes so at the end of a 12 hours con day i'm like..weak. LOL.)

Look: They're very bright and make anyone's eyes look really nice. The color shows up on dark eyes and the open spot in the middle is wide enough that you shouldn't have any blurriness when shifting your eyes around.(To look at stuff sometimes i find when i look left or right i can see the color of the contacts, this one doesn't do that)

Price: The Price is very reasonable, especially for big circle lenses with prescription that ACTUALLY show up properly. Nothing annoys me than getting contact lenses only to find that they don't show up as shown in the photos, no matter how cheap it is. That's false advertisement :(.

If you're interested in purchasing from Geo-lens house you can go to their page here: Geo-lens house