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Eye wear fashion is important because the first impression you make is critical. The way you look says something about you. When selecting frames for glasses aside from the latest style, there are other things to take into consideration such as face size and shape. Ask an optician for help when selecting eye wear fashion. They can guide you in choosing a style that is flattering on you.
When looking for new frames, bring in your current pair.
Frames are usually metal or plastic.
Plastic frames are usually lighter, have tinting options, are impact resistant and easier to care for.
Metal frames will probably last longer but require more maintenance.
Nose pads are usually better for people with a small bridge or a
small nose.
If you are allergic to some metals ask to see hypoallergenic frames.
Frames consisting of both metal and plastic usually feel heavy on the nose.
Frames made from titanium and stainless steel are very durable and strong.
Choosing Your Frame ...
Ask the optician for help and be open minded.
The pupil a few millimeters toward your nose.
For square face shapes consider round frames and vice verse.
The size of the frame should also be in scale with the size of your face.
Polycarbonate lenses are the safest material to use for children and occupational safety glasses because they are the most impact-resistant lenses.
It takes time to adjust to new lenses.
Know the return policy before you order your glasses. You want to take the glasses back if they don't seem right.
Multifocal lens such as bifocals and progressive lenses take time to get use to.
Color
If you can afford several pairs of glasses you might consider a pair with colored frames. Then you can mix it up.
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