CustomEyes
CustomEyes Provide a first-class experience, the best-customized eye care, a wide range of frames, contact lenses. The target is to create a high-tech, spa-like, relaxing environment under the care of a professional eye doctor. They provide a large selection of children's glasses. They accept all major insurance, dry eye diagnosis and security, diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma Lasik surgical treatment, cataract surgery in combination with diabetic patients, custom contact lenses, high prescription, bifocal lenses, and so on.
What are progressive lenses?
Progressive lenses, also called progressive multifocal lenses, are lenses that have multiple focal points. If it is divided from the focal point, the lenses can be divided into single focal lenses, bifocal lenses, and multifocal lenses. The original intention of progressive multifocal lenses is to provide natural, convenient, and comfortable correction methods for presbyopia patients. A pair of glasses can see far away, close up, and mid-range objects. After wearing them, one pair of glasses is equivalent to using multiple glasses. Because of the different nature, characteristics and applicability, progressive lenses are more expensive than single vision lenses.
History of browline frames
Shuron, an American eyewear brand with a history of more than 100 years, is generally considered to be the creator of browline frames. Browline glasses were very popular in the United States in the 1950s and 1960s. By the 1960s, as the shapes, sizes, and colors of plastic glasses increased, the popularity of browline frames gradually declined. In the 1970s, the hippie subculture led to a rapid decline in the popularity of eyebrows, which was considered conservative.(https://www.koalaeye.com/collections/browline-eyeglasses)
Until the 1980s, Bruce Willis wore tinted lenses in the Moonlight series, and the demand for browline sunglasses surged. In response, Ray-Ban launched Clubmaster, a traditional browline frame with sunglasses lenses. However, in the 1990s, browlines were strongly opposed by consumer culture. They are also regarded as too nerdy and conservative. Until the 2010s, the influence of the TV series Mad Men and the fashionable subculture inspired people to fall in love with the classic retro style of browline frames again.
Nowadays, with the progress of the times, there are more diversified choices in the material of the upper edge of the browline frames. On the whole, although the eyebrow frame is a bit serious, it has a calm and full nostalgic appearance, which is still the style that modern male gentlemen can't put down.
Where can use the glasses emoji?
Glasses emojis are commonly used in glasses-related social media posts and are used to refer to things that have a point of view or demand only a little direction (for example, a museum exhibit, a movie, or a beautiful viewing platform). Although glasses have become a hot fashion accessory in recent decades, they still mean bookish or clever to a certain extent.
OVERSIZED FRAMES
These mesmerizing oversized glasses provide facial protection for the eyes and are popular. From the fashion of the 70s to the Hollywood glamour of the early 2000s, it makes you feel confident and protected.
Silhouette
Because of its unique lightness, and its unique materials, the American space agency, NASA, took a fancy to it and designated it as space special glasses. Since 2000, it has accompanied astronauts on 35 space missions. With no frames, screws, or hinges, this is the new look that will forever be memorized as the Rimless Titan Minimal Art（TMA） glasses, which weigh 1.8 grams. In order to reduce weight and improve comfort, the EmPadsystem patent was invented, which improved the eyeglass beam and nose pad, further effectively reducing the pressure of eyeglasses on the nose bridge and making the eyeglass nose pad easier to clean.
Eyeglass pinches your nose.
Not only can a pair of glasses that pinch your nose be uncomfortable, but chronic stress can also lead to headaches or migraines. How you solve this problem depends on your frame material. If you're wearing a metal frame, just use your thumb to widen the plastic nose pad until the frame fits comfortably. If wearing plastic frames, after soaking the glasses arm in warm water for 30 to 60 seconds, gently press the glasses arm outward to make the glasses more comfortable. If your glasses continue to clamp your nose after adjustment, seek help from a professional optician.
