How to know your face shape to choose glasses?
To determine your face shape and spectacle styles that will look best on you, pull your hair away from your face and look directly into a mirror. Look closely at your face and head. You need to measure your forehead width, cheekbone width, jawline width and face length.
After measuring, you need to consider your facial features. There are a few characteristics tied to specific face shapes. For example, a rounder jawline is typically tied to a rounder face shape, a pointed chin is closely related to a heart-shaped face. And you need to take note of the angles and contours of your face to see they are soft or sharp or pronounced or not.
Then you can check whether you have a round shape face, squared face or others.
Round face shape: the forehead round at the hairline; the width of your face is the same as the length; the jawline round with very subtle angles, and the length of your face is the same as the width.
Square face shape: the hairline follows a straight line; there are minimal curves to your cheekbones; you would have a strong and squared jawline.
Diamond face shape: the width of your face is smaller than the width of your cheekbones; the cheekbones significantly wider than your forehead and jawline; you may have a narrow chin area; the length of your face is the same as the width.
There are also other face shapes. You can click here to know more.
The Optical Center of A Lens
When wearing glasses, try to look through the optical center of the lens. This needs the cooperation of the neck, you can slightly lower the head when looking at the computer, to adjust the line of sight. The Center of optical glasses is divided into two kinds: 1 mm up myopic lens center is the most proper, of course, more than 2-3. And the most important thing is that the lens pupil high (about the two-lens optical center of the high and low) must be proper (that is, the right of the lens optical center is 1 mm, the left must be 1 mm. 2-3 mm is the same, what is the height of the pupil on the right side must be the same on the left side. The optical center of the presbyopic lens is 1 mm, the most proper.
What Do Trifocal Lenses Do?
Trifocal glasses can provide correction for some eye conditions including presbyopia and cataracts. Presbyopia often occurs in people who are between the age of 40 and 60. People’s eyesight starts to deteriorate and they are unable to focus at near. Wearing trifocal glasses can help correct blurred vision, eye strain, and headaches. The trifocal intraocular lens placed during cataract surgery can also resolve cataracts.
From above, you have learned some information about trifocal lenses. But what are the pros and cons of trifocal lenses? So, in the following section, we will focus on the advantages and disadvantages of trifocal glasses.
John Lennon Imagine
The circular wire-rimmed glasses like these were made popular by the Beatles' idols in the 1960s and immediately became a favorite of hippies and music lovers around the world. This modern version has an ultra-light frame made of stainless steel that resists rust and corrosion. Flexible spring hinges and coated temples are very comfortable. For fans of retro-inspired accessories, the glasses are a favorite.
Anti-fogging lens
The surface of the lens is coated with a layer of anti-fogging top film. The anti-fogging function of the lens can be activated by wiping the lens with a professional anti-fogging lens cloth, which can achieve a better anti-fogging effect. Choose this anti-fogging lens and wipe it with the corresponding anti-fogging lens cloth. IT is easy to use, and the anti-fogging effect is ideal, used for a long time. They cannot be wiped and washed.
What Should You Do If Your Glasses Are Broken?
A professional eyewear repair shop ensures accurate repair. Fixing metal frames requires special welding equipment and expertise, and you could injure yourself or your frame if you try to weld them by yourself. A professional can make sure your glasses are accurately repaired. If you're not precise enough in repairing a damaged frame, you may be able to see through a crooked pair of glasses, which can damage your vision. Plastic frames are easier to fix than metal frames. Fixing the frames by yourself poses a greater risk than having them repaired by a professional.
Choose the right color for your glasses.
Black, of course, is the classic color. For boys, wearing black frame glasses can promote the stereo sense of their facial features. Black is the most recognizable color. Black-rimmed glasses will make the outline of a boy's face clearer and make his appearance more handsome. Silver-framed glasses have all the features of metal-framed glasses. But compared to rose gold, silver is a bit more understatement, and it's very versatile and can be worn by guys with different skin tones. Those with darker skin tones can try deep burgundy shades, like popular brown and amber glass frames. Such a frame won't show too dull and won't show too abrupt. At the same time, it will be more harmonious to use a dark skin tone to foil.
