Improve Your Eyesight and Your Looks with the Perfect Frame for your Eyeglasses
It’s inevitable that the sharp clear vision we experience during our youth is going degrade at some point in our life – usually as we approach middle age. The process is a gradual one that most fail to realize is even happening for quite a while. However, there will come a time when you suddenly notice the world is just that little bit fuzzier than it used to be.
While noticing a decline in your eyesight can be a little frightening now is not the time to panic – it happens to just about everyone as we age. Nor should you worry about how you are going to look in a pair of eyeglasses. The sheer range and diversity of frames for eyeglasses these days is astonishing, and with a little time anyone can find a pair that will actually enhance their face. Following are a few simple guidelines to help make the task a little easier:
1. While you want to save on price cheaper frames usually also look the part – that is to say, not good. With that said, you most likely don’t want to spend a fortune either. It might seem like I have removed all hope of finding a good looking frame for your eyeglasses, but it’s fairly easy to find a nice frame at a budget price simply by steering clear of expensive brand names.
A little research will unearth the stores who stock product from those manufacturers who are more concerned about creating quality and style than they are about stamping their logo on every piece of plastic and overcharging for it. To name just a few keep a lookout for such brands as LaFont, Face a Face, Robert Marc, and Beausoleil. This is but a small sampling as there are many more and you will soon be wearing eyeglasses that aren’t just about improving your eyesight, they are also a great compliment to your face.
2. Now that you know how to go about choosing the perfect frame the process of choosing new eyeglasses which are just right for your dial becomes a little easier. It just comes down to two things:
A. the shape of the frames should provide contrast to the shape of your face.B. The glasses should also be of a size which is proportional to your face. For example, your eyes should be centrally located inside the frame.
Once you know these two pointers it just becomes a matter of trying as many frames as you can to see what suits you, as everybody’s face is different.
