I feel like men from the older generation probably don't like them.
Since I judge people by looking them in the eyes, they’re really distracting.
But maybe it’s just a generational thing.
I don’t like dyed hair either, after all.
I’m Aya, a female member.
Even when I show my papa my eyes with and without colored contacts, he says he can’t tell the difference at all.
I use Flanmy’s “Sakura Roll” or Mewme’s “Kurage” colored contacts.
They look very natural, so I recommend them. Why not buy a pair for the papa-katsu girls in your life? Of course, colored contacts don’t suit everyone, so I’m sorry if they don’t work for you.
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I’m Nana Ayase♡
I’m not sure about colored contacts that make your eyes look like those of a dead fish—especially when they’re so big there’s barely any white showing…
My son doesn’t like brown hair either.
Apparently, smooth black hair is hugely popular overseas?
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
If colored contacts suit you and the shade works with your features, I think they’re a nice touch.
Enlarging the appearance of your eyes with circle lenses can make a cute girl look even cuter.
I’m not really into overly flashy brown hair, but if it’s a light shade that suits you, I think it looks great.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
I don’t particularly mind colored contacts. I’m pretty indifferent about them.
I also rarely hear men say they disliked someone specifically because she wore colored contacts, so I get the impression that most men don’t really care.
As for hair color, black seems to be the most popular, so women with brown hair might be at a slight disadvantage.
Personally, I don’t care about hair color at all. Brown, green, pink—I’m fine with any of them.
I used to think blonde hair was just an evolved version of brown hair, so I assumed they were basically the same. I was a little surprised when I learned that brown and blonde hair are considered completely different.
By the way, at my previous company, dyeing your hair was prohibited. Even if you dyed it just slightly brown so no one would notice, it was perfectly normal to get scolded by your supervisor and be told not to come back to work until you restored your original hair color.
Universe doesn’t seem to have any restrictions on staff hair color.
The age range of the clients is about the same at both companies, past and present, so I sometimes wonder why there’s such a difference in attitude.
But I think it’s better to have more freedom.
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I’m Flagmaker, a column writer.
Maybe it’s a generational thing.
I’m fine with colored contacts, too. Dyed hair is fine as well. Though I’m in my late thirties, so I’m plenty of an old guy myself.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s not that I like or dislike them—I’m indifferent either way. You say you judge by looking into their eyes, but are you actually observing their pupils constricting?
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