What eyeglass frames make you look younger? | KOALAEYE OPTICAL

What eyeglass frames make you look younger?

Allen OTG Safety & Shooting Glasses

Chemistry LABS and carpentry aren't the only applications that need safety goggles on top of glasses.These Allen OTG glasses work better on indoor shooting ranges. You can use these comfortable safety glasses to better focus your front view. Unlike the other OTG safety glasses on the list, these glasses lie flat on the side of your head and are specially designed to fit comfortably under the earmuffs without breaking the noise seal.


Who needs computer glasses?

Blue light radiation from computer screens and so on usually only requires a piece of fiberglass to block, usually, we just use the anti-radiation glasses. Office white-collar workers often spend more than 8 hours a day working in front of a computer, and sometimes they spend their entertainment with a computer after going home. After long, the eye often can feel dry, sour bilge, ache, shed tears even, giddy. These are all related to the blue light stimulus emitted by the screen.



What color lenses are good for driving?

The optometrist reminded us that it is not advisable to choose pink, purple, light blue, and other colors with obvious decoration effects for driving sunglasses. These colored glasses basically cannot protect the eyes. In addition, they may change the color and cause chromatic aberration. Generally speaking, you should wear brown and gray glasses when driving. The brown lens can filter out a lot of blue light, which can effectively improve visual contrast and clarity. The gray lens can absorb any color spectrum in a balanced manner and will not produce obvious chromatic aberration after wearing.

Nowadays, the colors of lenses for sunglasses on the market are dazzling. Many people only consider whether they look good when choosing colors, and do not pay attention to the impact of lens colors on vision. When choosing sunglasses, we should not only pay attention to their decoration but also pay attention to their protective function for the eyes. We should avoid using blue lenses when driving because it will make us unable to distinguish the color of the traffic signal lights.


Cellulose Acetate

Acetate is a kind of thermoplastic resin obtained by esterifying acetic acid to acetic anhydride under the action of a catalyst. Acetate is resistant to water, gasoline, mineral oil, and lipids, weak alkaline solutions, and acids, excellent weather resistance, not resistant to ethanol, strong acids, and strong alkaline solutions. During thermoforming, it is very necessary to dry the material before forming. Acetate was born in the early 20th century, and was successfully trial-produced and industrialized by the UK in the early 1920s. At present, it is the second-largest variety in cellulose fiber after viscose fiber. Acetate can be used to make textiles, cigarette filters, film bases, and plastic products.



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.


For collection

Glasses' material and styles are constantly updated. It is more and more light and more beautiful. Early glasses may have become antiques. You might as well collect your retired glasses according to the time and story, and attach the tragic history of the glasses. Perhaps many years later today will become a beautiful memory. You might as well try the nostalgic and literary style.


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What color coating is good?

The purpose of plating anti-reflection film is to reduce the reflection of light. But because it is impossible to be completely free of reflected light, there will always be some residual reflection on the surface of the lens that causes the visible color. Someone asks which kind of these residual color is best. It does not have a standard actually. It is mainly based on a personal preference for color. More on the market at present is green color. However, these residual colors can initially help us to judge the thickness of the film: when the film is thin (the thickness is less than 139nm), the reflected light will show light yellow, and when the film is thick (the thickness is more than 139nm), it will show blue-green. The current multi-layer anti-reflection film thickness is about 0.3μm.

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