Review: Natural 3-tone grey circle lenses (on light eyes)

I am excited to present you my first pair of grey circle lenses.

My natural eye color varies between green and blue, and I was looking for circle lenses that blend better with light eyes and look less obvious than darker lenses, but still are giving a dolly effect.

A nice ebay seller recommended  the 

Natural 3-tone grey lenses to me.

Here are some informations:

Diameter: 14.5mm

Water content: 42%

Base curve: 8.6mm

Manufacturer: The Dolly Eye (Korea)

Life span: 1 year

Price: EUR 12.90

They are also available in blue, green, violet, brown and pink.

A look at the lense inside the bottle.

In the lense case you can see they have a touch of yellow to blend better with the natural eye color.

 Natural eyes without and with flash.
(Why do photos with flash always look so gross?!)

 With lens, again with indoor lighting ad with ugly flash light that makes me look sick and wrinkly.

With make up and lashes.

My opinion:

The lenses are very comfortable and they look very natural.
I think others wouldn't even notice I am wearing circle lenses if I wouldn't tell them. They give only a small enlargement and blend perfect with your natural eye color. The black ring makes your eyes appear more obvious.

I wish the lenses were a tiny little bit bigger and more grey (they look kinda blue), but I like them because they are natural looking and add a nice effect to the eyes without looking fake.

I hope you liked my review! See you next time. 

New purchases and alpaca stuff #1 (^◇^*) ♥

I was quite busy because of school and stuff. Yes, my school started and I am getting along with everyone so far.

But I had no reason to be nervous, too, because my best friend is also in my class! And we're having lots of fun everyday.

But now I want to show you the new things I have bought.

New boots because the weather in Germany is already cold and rainy.

Today I went to school by bicycle and got all wet. (￣ ￣|||) 

And it's really cold, too!

I bought this beautiful watch today. It didn't cost much and it has cherry blossoms on it. ♥

It also has another cute feature:

Do you see the heart? o(>▽<)o

And today I received my very first alpaca item! ♪

I'm obsessed with alpacas since I heard these songs:

Actually, alpacas are not really the cute kind of animal... they are rather funny looking.

...

But still, after listening to these songs, all I can do is to find them adorable.

Anyways... here is my arPakasso foxtail.

And I got a little gift, too!

Japanese tissues with candy scent!

Pretty senseless, but I still like them haha!

Sooo that's it for now. 

PALTY milk tea brown foam hair dye ♥

Hello dear GALs!

Maybe you've read I dyed my hair with Palty two days ago.

People asked me to write a review about it and here it comes!

Palty bubble foam hair dye in "milk tea brown"!

It's quite new... here you can see the old and new palty "milk tea brown" compared:

Left one is old, right one is new.

The difference is that the new color is more ashy and the special thing is that it has a foamy consistency!

This was my hair before dying.

It was bleached and out-washed blonde.

My dark blonde roots were grown out because I gave my hair a break from dying some time.

This is what the color looks like on the box.

Color chart on the box.

The third color is closest to my hair color... but mine is even lighter.

The box includes:

☆ A cup with a stick to mix the color

☆ hair dye liquid

☆ hair dye paste

☆ gloves

☆ instruction

☆ hair conditioner

The instruction is huge but you won't need it because the hair dye is sooo easy to use!

LET'S START!

1. Put gloves on

2. Put hair dye liquid in the cup

3. Add hair dye paste

4. stir until it turns into foam

Now it's ready to use!

Just massage the foam gently into your hair like a shampoo.

Palty foam dye is great for dying long hair in my opinion, because you don't need a lot of it to cover your whole hair.

I love how easy it is!

After a few minutes the dye turns purple...

That really scared me but I left it on for about 30 minutes, like most hair dyes.

Then I washed it off and used the conditioner.

I left it in for about twenty minutes and washed it off.

This is how my hair looked wet.

This is how it looked when my hair was dry!

It turned out milk tea brown with grey and purple strands!

I think it is because my hair color was too light.

But after washing my hair the grey and purple strands faded little by little, so I think the color will become milk tea brown after a while...

But to be honest, I also like the color how it is now!

I don't mind the color being grey for a couple of days, it's actually pretty cool!