OLENs Russian Smoky Lens Review [Gray]

 

I know what you might be thinking by now. Did my blog turn into a circle lens reviewing blog? 

Funnily enough, that's basically what it's always been! I'd love to be a one-stop-shop for finding your new favorite lens!

I've definitely noticed a change in the type of lenses that I've been wearing throughout the years though! It started off with the eye enlarging, cosplay lenses and have morphed into the more subtle "mature" styles. Mainly because I don't cosplay anymore or partake in different fashion styles as much these days. 

(I wear scrubs 95% of the time LOL)

Throughout the years, I've been trying to find lenses that lean on the more "realistic" side even if they are bright colors and these lenses fall under that umbrella~

OLENs Russian Smoky Lens Review [Brown]

 

Rounding out the Russian Smoky line with Russian Smoky Brown!

I think the Smoky line might be one of my favorites...along with Scandi. 

These colors have been gorgeous and I really can't get enough of them. The colors just blend so well with each other and look so smooth on the eye even up close! 

O-lens is also one of the only brands that I know of that not only continuously creates new daily lenses for extra comfortable wear but the daily lenses are also VIBRANT instead of just subtle, boring designs. As someone with sensitive eyes, I think that there's always been difficulty in finding affordable lenses that are comfortable and also give you the color impact you want...at least until I discovered O-lens~

 I also can't pick which color (out of the 3) is my favorite since they were all so versatile.

As a cute note, one of my cats has been keeping me company literally the whole time that I've been typing up blogs and I keep telling myself that she's acting as my support! 

OLENs Russian Smoky Lens Review [Olive]

 

As you all know by now, my love for green lenses never dies.

I've tried so many of them now but I think these Russian Smoky Olives are really unique and worth checking out if you're looking for a soft green that's bright and noticeable but not GREEN green with saturation at 50+ (photoshop/picture editing reference?). 

I feel like my description of this color just doesn't do it justice so luckily I took pictures, haha.

[P.S. Ignore all of the different makeup looks that are photographed. One of the days I was trying to take images, my computer was acting up and I gave up. LOL I'm pretty sure it's on it's last leg. ;'( ]