The form of glasses.
Women have difficulties in choosing glasses.
They often choose a frame of unsuitable material and form.
That is why they avoid wearing glasses which does a lot of harm to their eyesight. But a well chosen frame not only makes your face beautiful but even decorates it. Choosing glasses you must mind the shape of your face.
If it is oval, the frame must be thin and slightly rounded. It mustn’t go beyond the area of your eyes but exactly cover them. A thin frame with slightly lengthened and raised up angles matches a round face. Such a frame makes your round face a little oval.
A face of a triangle form, narrowing in the upper part and widening in the lower part requires broadening of the upper half. In this case a thick frame with lengthened up angles will suit.
The face of a triangle form with a sharp chin and a broad forehead will be matched with a narrow frame without sharp angles, where the upper line is parallel to eyebrows. This frame lessens the cheek prominence.
A rectangular face should be broadened with the help of a thicker frame, the upper line of which must be straight and horizontal and the lower part slightly rounded.
A face of a square form must be made longer. An almost round frame will be suitable.
Women have difficulties in choosing glasses.
They often choose a frame of unsuitable material and form.
That is why they avoid wearing glasses which does a lot of harm to their eyesight. But a well chosen frame not only makes your face beautiful but even decorates it. Choosing glasses you must mind the shape of your face.
If it is oval, the frame must be thin and slightly rounded. It mustn’t go beyond the area of your eyes but exactly cover them. A thin frame with slightly lengthened and raised up angles matches a round face. Such a frame makes your round face a little oval.
A face of a triangle form, narrowing in the upper part and widening in the lower part requires broadening of the upper half. In this case a thick frame with lengthened up angles will suit.
The face of a triangle form with a sharp chin and a broad forehead will be matched with a narrow frame without sharp angles, where the upper line is parallel to eyebrows. This frame lessens the cheek prominence.
A rectangular face should be broadened with the help of a thicker frame, the upper line of which must be straight and horizontal and the lower part slightly rounded.
A face of a square form must be made longer. An almost round frame will be suitable.
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