Eyeglasses, if decided on appropriately, could boost your best facial features, while concealing your less desirable features. It’s important to work with an optometrist to pick a lovely design that works well with your prescription. Eye doctors become specialists in this area so we can help our different clients who come to us for aid.
There are numerous considerations to take a look at when picking a frame. The first consideration is your face shape. You ought to also consider your hair shade, and skin. On top of that, consider exactly what you will be using the frames for, such as basic uses, reading, or sport activity. Finally you ought to consider exactly what type of material you like best for the frame, and the lenses.
The first thing to consider when choosing a frame is your face shape. There are typically seven various face shapes, and various frames look best on each different face. Take a look at this video for an explanation of how to establish your face shape:
Now that you understand what shape your face is, what frame is the most flattering?
Oval faces are symetrical, and are longer than wide, and the easiest to find frames that are instantly flattering. Just about any frame looks good on oval faces.
A round face looks best with frames that will add angles and definition to the face. Rectangular frames balance the softness of the face.
Triangle faces have wide foreheads and narrow, round chins. Triangle shaped faces look best with frames that include design details and color at the top. These features help balance the face. Both cat-eye and semi-rimless frames look great.
Oblong faces have square chins with a face that is longer than it is broad. Oblong faces look best in round, square, or rectangular frames, as well as frames with details on the temples.
Diamond faces are narrow on the top and the bottom. The best frames for diamond faces are frames that accentuate the top of the eyes, such as cat-eye shapes, or highly decorative frames.
