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Flurry by colors Contact Lenses

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Flurry by colors is a Japanese color contact lens collection produced by model Kirara Asuka, known as Japan's "want to look like her" number one face. The series is built around expressive, captivating eyes inspired by trendy Japanese beauty styles, and high prescription options are available across the whole lineup, so these decorative lenses suit a wide range of eyesight needs.

The collection features five animal-themed shades, each tuned to a different mood. Onedari Owl gives an ash brown tone with just enough definition to feel present without going too intense. Koisuru Bambi uses a high-pigment brown that brightens the eyes for a sweet, delicate look. Pachikuri Bear brings a soft brown shade in a 14.6mm colored diameter, the largest colored diameter in the line, that still blends naturally into the eye. Ponpoko Tanuki offers a vivid greige that suits any eye color for a wide, alert finish. Kurikuri Poodle pairs a thick dark brown outer rim with dusty beige for a soft, round look that stays natural despite the larger size.

Select colors in the series go up to 15mm, the largest lens size available in Japan.

These lenses are brand new and unopened, an easy way to try popular Japanese eye styling straight from Tokyo.

Details

Flurry by colors colored contact lenses, produced by Kirara Asuka, are available in high prescriptions. The lineup includes new 15 mm color options designed for sweet, cute, and beautiful eye looks.

Onedari Owl: Ash brown for a noticeable yet not overly intense look. Koisuru Bambi: Highly pigmented brown brightens the eyes for a soft, lightly colored, sweet look. Pachikuri Bear: Features the brand’s largest-ever 14.6 mm colored diameter, with a soft brown shade that blends naturally with the eyes. Pompokotanuki: Highly pigmented greige that blends with any eye color for a wide-eyed look. Kurikuri Poodle: A dark brown thick limbal ring and muted beige create a soft, round-eyed, natural-looking effect.

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