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Eye Candy!

You will be spammed, in this post particular, with pictures! I hope none of you mind.

I guess I will also share my thoughts on the Geo Beauty circle lenses that I had received about a week ago (give or take a day or two). I had purchased my very first circle lenses from honeycolor.com. There were no issues with the purchasing, and they came within a few weeks afterwards. I also thought the packaging they were stored in was professional, yet cute. It was amusing to see the instructions for use on the backside. I'm already a veteran at putting in contacts, so no need for instructions! They felt weird when I first put them on. They kind of shift slightly whenever I blink, or if I keep my eyes closed, etc, etc. I don't know if any of you have that issues or if it's normal or whatever. This is my first circle lenses, so I really have no clue. The issue dissipates after a little while and it doesn't feel like I'm wearing anything at all. I do like the color, even though it's a few shades darker than what appeared on the honeycolor site. It's not so bad were it's an issue or anything like that.

In conclusion, I really liked ordering from honeycolor.com. I will most definitely be making more purchases from them again! I also fancy my new circle lenses.

In addition to having a cute and professional packaging they were also kind enough to supply me with a contact case to put them in. How nice of them! I thought the case was a little bit on the plain side and decided to decoden it! Here are the results:

Labels: circle lens, crafts, decoden, gaijin gyaru, geo beauty, honeycolor

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I Make Jewelry!

My interest in jewelry making actually branched off from my fascination with deco den! I purchased a few whipple kits and learned the ways of decorating anything I wanted into adorable pastry treats. This had lead me to start making my own cabochons from polymer clay, and I've quite a collection now! Also, getting into the Gyaru fashion has inspired and opened me to the world of jewelry. I never used to wear jewelry, or any kind of accessories with my outfits, but all that has changed! That was probably the driving force into actual jewelry making. And, well, I started putting together my charms, that I had already made out of polymer clay, and turned them into adorable accessories!

Please excuse the low quality of the pictures. My camera has been acting up, and I've been having to use my cell phone to take pictures, in the mean time.