An oval face fits all frames.
It is still expensive to get glasses, so it is best to know what shape you are suitable for before getting glasses. A suitable pair of glasses frame, not only can make the vision more clear but can increase the appearance. There are different tips and methods for choosing glasses for different face types. Glasses can not only assist myopia, but play the role of modifying the face, so how should different face types choose suitable glasses?
If you have an oval face, you should be lucky to have a uniform shape that allows you to pull off all frames. The widest part of this face is located in the front part and moves smoothly to the forehead and the sides of the chin. Due to uniform proportion, the face has no special defect to cover.
The length of the temple is important.
The glasses should fit snugly over and behind the ears. If they clip behind the ear, mostly, the arm might be too short. The arms of your glasses should be straight back toward your ears, touching only the side of your head, just in front of your ears. If the temple bends too soon, it pushes the glasses under the nose, putting too much pressure on the bridge of the nose and causing a headache.
The birth of progressive lenses
In 1907, British optometrist Owen Aves first proposed the concept of progressive lenses and got the first patent of progressive lenses. In 1910, Henry Orford Gowlland designed and made a similar lens in Canada, but technical limitations prevented it from succeeding. In 1959, Bernard Maitenaz, a French optical and mechanical engineer, developed the first progressive lens, which was successfully put into the commercial market for the first time and became a milestone in the history of world optometry. With the development of science and technology, the design of progressive lenses has been greatly developed.
Why are titanium glasses so expensive?
Strong and Durable. They are widely used in aerospace technology, jewelry, surgical instruments, and other fields. It is the most progressive material in the eyewear industry. Titanium is a very hard, lightweight metal that is proper for eyeglass frames. With good hardness, high strength, the glasses are not easy to deform. It is not easy to scratch and wear and has good corrosion resistance and plasticity. It has a high melting point, corrosion resistance, and hard electroplating. Titanium can be made into memory metal, which means it can bend and return to its original shape. Hinge is not easy to break, having rust resistance, impact resistance. When it's used in glasses, it fits the bill.If you've ever broken a frame, titanium is possible the best material for you.
LeSplash glasses
The glasses are stylish and have a personality, and the shop decoration has a designer style. A combination of fashion and business, the nose pads are designed with water droplets that are more suited to Asian faces. Breaking the design idea of traditional glasses, the temple is under the glasses, and the arc of the temple makes the face look small. Breaking the bottom half of the frame, the top half of the frame is more designed, with comfortable, thinner lenses.
Why do glasses with the same prescription feel different?
The old glasses 'remodeled' your eyes. Sometimes, all data on optometry and processing are accurate, and the spectacles equipped are in full compliance with the prescription for optometry, or the power of new spectacles is exactly the same as that of the old spectacles, but you will still be dizzy when wearing the new spectacles. This is because the old glasses 'remodeled' their eyes during long-term wear. For example, the old glasses used by some people have been severely deformed. The temples are no longer in the same plane, and the optical center area of the lens will deviate from the interpupillary distance measured by the glasses at that time. However, the wearer does not mention this situation, and the eyes gradually adapt to this kind of deviation. After putting on a new pair of glasses, you will not adapt to them.
Recommended Glasses for Heart Shaped Face
Wayfarers frames: to balance out a wider forehead is by finding frames that have wide, prominent endpoints that extend out past your temples. This can draw the gaze up and away from your cheekbones, making your eyes the focal point. So, the wayfarers frames are recommended.
Cat-eye frames: if you do not know how to choose the best glasses for heart shaped faces, you can try the cat-eye frames glasses. They can be quite versatile and help contour your face, either balancing or highlighting prominent features.
Aviator frames: the last glasses for heart shaped face we want to recommend is the aviator glasses. They can work to draw the eye downwards and flatten the bottom part of your face. The aviator frame glasses can also add a balanced look and soften prominent angular features.
