Lens review: Vassen Latte Pink

Not long ago Valkoinen Samurai  informed me of a sale on Pinky Paradise. I had decided on buying new contacts so I checked the sale too and found this.
In other words, the Vassen Latte Pink were on sale. They can also be found under the name Kimchi Mio Pink.

I tried them on very soon after I got them because I was really curious about them; I hadn't tried pink before.
 All pictures are taken by Valkoinen Samurai, including the one showing contacts in the bottles.

One lens in.

Taken indoors, but facing the light.

Different light.

Taken outside, trying to face the light.

This one was taken indoors but near a window.

Back into the sun.

That's how it looks from a distance.

Ok, I love the pattern. It's gorgeous and it blends into my eye color, and best of all it doesn't hinder my vision at all. These are also very comfortable to wear, I didn't feel them for hours and I could easily forget I had them on.
And they actually look pink!
What makes them even prettier is that they give cute enlarging effect, and thanks to the pattern it looks almost natural.


In short:

Color: 8/10
They are pink but in dimmer light you can't tell the color right away. They have this little bit of black and brown that darkens the color but it's very pretty.
Design: 10/10
Amazing pattern, and the color mix is beautiful too.
Opacity: 7/10
Unevenly opaque. Some parts of the design shows your real eye color. The pink color is opaque though.
Enlargement: 8/10
Pretty enlarging but not unnatural-looking either. They can be worn casually.
Comfort: 10/10
Very comfortable. It takes several hours until they dry out.
Naturalness: 3/10
Color and pattern aren't natural at all.

Lens review: EOS Max Misty Blue

Title says it all, these are the EOS Max Misty Blue, that I bought from Pinky Paradise again.
Here are my pictures, taken by Valkoinen Samurai.

Bathing in lens solution.

One lens in.

No flash; taken indoors facing the window.

With flash, taken indoors away from the window, in yellow-ish artificial light.

Flash, still taken indoors.

No flash, indoors, next to another window.

Next to the same window, different angle. Still no flash.

Facing the window, no flash.

As you can see, these have a noticeable yellow rim around the pupil; it doesn't always show when worn but if you have clear eyes like I do, it blends with your natural eye color, which is pretty cool. This kind of pattern with a darker rim around the edge is pretty common.
They are pretty enlarging but not in-you-face unnatural.
Comfort is okay, I have a very, very slight vision limitation (very slight blur when I blink or move my eyes) but it's barely noticeable at all. When I put them on they were slightly uncomfortable too but it went away after a while.
Also, you'll notice that they look a little different with every different kind of ligh.


In short :

Color: 8/10
Dark-ish but very pretty color. The yellow ring lightens it or helps it blend into your natural eye color.
Design: 8/10
Bonus points for the yellow ring, it makes the contacts cooler.
Opacity: 9/10
These contacts cover your eye color very well.
Enlargement: 6/10
Not very enlarging, they can be worn as everyday contacts and people won't stare at you like you had saucer-eyes.
Comfort: 7/10
They are very comfortable, I don't even feel them. I'm putting 7 though because I've had this thing every time I wore them: if I close my eyes for 1 second or more I get this "tired eyes" feeling. It goes away and doesn't really hurt, but I suspect it irritates my eyes somehow because when I take off the contacts, my eyes are red (bloodshot around the iris). I wonder if it's because their base curve is 8.8mm? My other contacts have 8.6mm. I don't know if it plays a part, so if someone knows, please leave a comment. Also, when I'm indoors or in not-so-bright light, I will have slightly blurred vision because the "hole" is not especially big.
Naturalness: 5/10
I guess I could have worn them for natural looks... if they hadn't done this to my eyes, that is. :C

Bloodshot iris. It isn't as bad on my right eye though.