Saturday, November 5, 2016
* Solotica Lenses sent for an honest review from Lens Republica.
Let's ignore the fact that I had to re-apply these lashes at least three different times and that I went a little heavy on the blush because it's been a longgggg time since my face has been on here. I think I'm feeling more adjusted (and I say that quietly so the kids don't hear me!) to a toddler and two month old life. Before, I felt so spread thin and had no time for myself but I think I'm starting to get the hang of juggling it all. Kind of. Sort of.
Anywho, onto the post. I'm pretty excited about this one because it brings me back to a time where it's literally all I wore. Can you figure out what I'm talking about?
I'm wearing colored contacts - Solotica Official Lenses in Hidrocor Ocre, in particular! Aren't they the most stunning things ever? I used to wear colored contacts all the time when I was younger. I've had green, brown and blue prescription lenses and could never leave the house without them. I do have to admit though that they've never been this comfortable before. I'm in love! They're incredibly easy to pop in that even beginners should have no issues wearing them. Colored contacts are such a fun way to change your entire look without have to commit to something permanent. Solotica has lots of different types of looks to their contacts so you can find that works for you but all of them are super natural looking.
FACE:
- Mojo Spa High Society Moisturizer
- Urban Decay One & Done Skin Perfector in Light
- It Cosmetics CC+ Concealer in Light
- Laura Mercier Brightening Powder
- Too Faced Milk Chocolate Soleil Bronzer
- Milani Luminoso Blush
EYES:
- MAC Paint Pot in Painterly
- LORAC Mega Pro 2 Palette (Custard all over the lid as a base, Burlap in the crease, Saddle on the outer V and under the eye, Olivine patted on the lid with my finger tip)
- tarte Lights, Camera, Lashes Mascara
- House of Lashes in Boudoir
- Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer in Medium Brown
- Solotica Lenses in Hidrocor Ocre
LIPS:
- ColourPop Gloss in Crystal Ball

The difference between my natural eye color (left) and the Solotica Hidrocor Lenses in Ocre (right).
Would you rock colored contacts?
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* Solotica Lenses sent for an honest review from Lens Republica.



I really like your eye makeup!
ReplyDeleteYour eyes look beautiful with and without the contact. Love that green, you pull it off well!
ReplyDeleteThose Solotica lenses really pop. It reminds me of customizing characters in games. Speaking of games, sometimes I feel like I'm navigating a tricky downhill slope, much like trying to master Snow Rider 3D while balancing work and family. Finding little escapes is key! The subtle eye makeup complements the lens color perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWow, that teal gloss and light eyes combo is stunning! It really pops. Reminds me of sinking the 8 ball in 8 ball pool – that satisfying moment when everything just clicks. Finding the right balance, just like with makeup! Solotica lenses really elevate the whole look. Definitely a winning style for today
ReplyDeleteThis is a great, detailed makeup breakdown! It reminds me of the dedication some "Drive Mad" players show, meticulously crafting their vehicle setups. Just like picking the right shade for a perfect blend, choosing the ideal tires and suspension can make all the difference for those tricky in-game challenges.
ReplyDeleteI love how posts like this make me want to match a full vibe, and I’m totally in that experimenting mood lately. I’ve been playing Infinite Craft to see just how wild the combinations can get-mixing random elements until something surprisingly cool shows up. Reapplying stuff a few times sounds real, but honestly it’s part of learning what works. What look are you most excited about recreating next from this FOTD?
ReplyDeleteMan, colored contacts are such a game-changer for switching up your look! Those Solotica lenses look absolutely stunning on you—the natural effect is seriously impressive. It's wild how something so simple can totally transform your vibe without any permanent commitment. Speaking of transformations, Fnaf really nails that same suspenseful tension when you're trying different strategies to survive! Have you tried any other colored contact brands, or are you sticking with Solotica now?
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