Choose the frame that matches your face

How to choose the frame that matches your face?



Choosing a right frame not only can remedy defects of vision, but also
cover the facial flaws and even be used as an accessorize. For
example, if you have a long nose, wearing a right frame can make your
nose look smaller. While wearing a pair of glasses with dark-coloured
broad brimmed frame can cover or hide the facial flaws like ptosis and
facial scars etc. So even you have any facial flaws, glasses are the
perfect accessorizes for you, and a fashion frame that suits you will
help adjust the face, show your personality and make you stand out.



How to decide which frame matches your face?

Assumptions: If you want to draw a cross that looks stable and
balanced, the horizontal axis should cross the vertical axis at its
exact 2/3 point. Because when the horizontal axis meets the vertical
axis at a higher joint point, the vertical axis visually looks longer.
If the horizontal axis crosses the vertical one right at the central
point, the vertical axis will look shorter than its actual length. So
if we draw a cross on a human face and eye brows represent the
horizontal axis while the vertical axis is the length of your face,
then you might have a face that is quite ‘balanced’ depending on the
heights of your eye brows. To this kind of faces, any type of frames
are suitable for you because you have the faces with perfect scales.
To those faces that are bit long or short, choosing the right frames
can help adjust the scales and make the ‘crosses’ perfect.



The frame you choose to wear must match your facial shape. Otherwise
it could emphasis the shortage of your face and has a negative impact
on your appearance. For instance, if you have a slightly long face,
darker-coloured frames are recommended because they can visually lower
the height of your eye brows and shorten the length of your face. For
short faces, rimless frames are perfect for you because they can raise
the height of your eye brows. We will talk about this in more details
later. The other important standard we should look at when we are
choosing a frame is the line of your chin and jaw. This is very
important because choosing a suitable frame can make your face look
smaller and thinner.



For long faces – Dark-coloured frames

As we mentioned before, dark-coloured frames with low bars are
strongly recommended because they can shorten the lengths of your
face. And for people who have strong personalities, glasses with broad
brimmed frames are always the best because they can emphasis the eyes
and make people not pay attention to the length of your face. For
those long faces with sharp chins, rectangular plank material frames
are perfect choices. You will find that they can magically make your
faces look smaller.



For short faces – Rimless frames

Opposite to long faces, people who have short faces should choose
rimless frames with high bars to visually make your faces longer. If
you have a squared chin, rectangular rimless frames can visually
extend the length of your face and make it look more proportional.
However, round-shaped frames can make your face look rounder so this
type of frames is not recommended.



For asymmetrical faces – Dark-coloured plastic material frames

A lot of People with asymmetrical eyes choose to wear mental frame
glasses, but they can still look leaned to one side because both eyes
are not on the same height. If you wear a pair of dark coloured
plastic material frames, you eyes will look more symmetrical and
balanced.



For round faces – Rectangular frames

Round-faced people are suggested to choose rectangular frames,
especially to those office workers. A pair of rectangular frame
glasses will make you look tougher and smarter, as round faces always
bring others the gentle and easygoing feelings about you. From an
aesthetic point of view, round faces usually have plumpy chins.
Therefore, rectangular frames can bring some edges to your face. You
should avoid round frames because they will make your face look
rounder. Broad brimmed frames are recommended too, but you need to
adjust the tightness of the legs to make them be worn comfortably.



For oval faces – Oval frames

Oval faced people can wear any type of frames because the proportions
are perfect. Although any frame looks good on you, oval frames are
considered the best choice because they can help emphasize the great
proportion of your face.



For Squared faces – Round frames

Squared-faced people tend to have wide cheeks and short faces, which
make them look tough and independent. To soften the facial lines,
round frames are strongly recommended because they can make the cheeks
look narrower. Another reason is you have got an edged chin already,
choosing a rectangular frame will emphasize your shortage. You should
avoid broad brimmed frames and choose the ones that are wider than
your face so that your face will look smaller.



For flat faces – coloured frames and lenses

If your face is quite flat, dark-coloured frames and lenses should be
suitable for you because they tend to reveal your lineament and reduce
the flatness of your face. If your eyes are not very big, try to
choose the ones with dark-coloured lenses to enhance them. Contrarily,
if your eyes are big enough, light-coloured lenses can style you
perfectly. That also applies to people with dark skins, white and pink
frames and lenses can are extremely suitable for you.

On 30 Oct, 15:47, daisyeyewear <daisyeyew...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> How to choose the frame that matches your face?
>
> Choosing a right frame not only can remedy defects of vision, but also
> cover the facial flaws and even be used as an accessorize. For
> example, if you have a long nose, wearing a right frame can make your
> nose look smaller. While wearing a pair of glasses with dark-coloured
> broad brimmed frame can cover or hide the facial flaws like ptosis and
> facial scars etc. So even you have any facial flaws, glasses are the
> perfect accessorizes for you, and a fashion frame that suits you will
> help adjust the face, show your personality and make you stand out.
>
> How to decide which frame matches your face?
>
> Assumptions: If you want to draw a cross that looks stable and
> balanced, the horizontal axis should cross the vertical axis at its
> exact 2/3 point. Because when the horizontal axis meets the vertical
> axis at a higher joint point, the vertical axis visually looks longer.
> If the horizontal axis crosses the vertical one right at the central
> point, the vertical axis will look shorter than its actual length. So
> if we draw a cross on a human face and eye brows represent the
> horizontal axis while the vertical axis is the length of your face,
> then you might have a face that is quite ‘balanced’ depending on the
> heights of your eye brows. To this kind of faces, any type of frames
> are suitable for you because you have the faces with perfect scales.
> To those faces that are bit long or short, choosing the right frames
> can help adjust the scales and make the ‘crosses’ perfect.
>
> The frame you choose to wear must match your facial shape. Otherwise
> it could emphasis the shortage of your face and has a negative impact
> on your appearance. For instance, if you have a slightly long face,
> darker-coloured frames are recommended because they can visually lower
> the height of your eye brows and shorten the length of your face. For
> short faces, rimless frames are perfect for you because they can raise
> the height of your eye brows. We will talk about this in more details
> later. *The other important standard we should look at when we are
> choosing a frame is the line of your chin and jaw. This is very
> important because choosing a suitable frame can make your face look
> smaller and thinner.
>
> For long faces – Dark-coloured frames
>
> As we mentioned before, dark-coloured frames with low bars are
> strongly recommended because they can shorten the lengths of your
> face. And for people who have strong personalities, glasses with broad
> brimmed frames are always the best because they can emphasis the eyes
> and make people not pay attention to the length of your face. For
> those long faces with sharp chins, rectangular plank material frames
> are perfect choices. You will find that they can magically make your
> faces look smaller.
>
> For short faces – Rimless frames
>
> Opposite to long faces, people who have short faces should choose
> rimless frames with high bars to visually make your faces longer. If
> you have a squared chin, rectangular rimless frames can visually
> extend the length of your face and make it look more proportional.
> However, round-shaped frames can make your face look rounder so this
> type of frames is not recommended.
>
> For asymmetrical faces – Dark-coloured plastic material frames
>
> A lot of People with asymmetrical eyes choose to wear mental frame
> glasses, but they can still look leaned to one side because both eyes
> are not on the same height. If you wear a pair of dark coloured
> plastic material frames, you eyes will look more symmetrical and
> balanced.
>
> For round faces – Rectangular frames
>
> Round-faced people are suggested to choose rectangular frames,
> especially to those office workers. A pair of rectangular frame
> glasses will make you look tougher and smarter, as round faces always
> bring others the gentle and easygoing feelings about you. From an
> aesthetic point of view, round faces usually have plumpy chins.
> Therefore, rectangular frames can bring some edges to your face. You
> should avoid round frames because they will make your face look
> rounder. Broad brimmed frames are recommended too, but you need to
> adjust the tightness of the legs to make them be worn comfortably.
>
> For oval faces – Oval frames
>
> Oval faced people can wear any type of frames because the proportions
> are perfect. Although any frame looks good on you, oval frames are
> considered the best choice because they can help emphasize the great
> proportion of your face.
>
> For Squared faces – Round frames
>
> Squared-faced people tend to have wide cheeks and short faces, which
> make them look tough and independent. To soften the facial lines,
> round frames are strongly recommended because they can make the cheeks
> look narrower. Another reason is you have got an edged chin already,
> choosing a rectangular frame will emphasize your shortage. You should
> avoid broad brimmed frames and choose the ones that are wider than
> your face so that your face will look smaller.
>
> For flat faces – coloured frames and lenses
>
> If your face is quite flat, dark-coloured frames and lenses should be
> suitable for you because they tend to reveal your lineament and reduce
> the flatness of your face. If your eyes are not very big, try to
> choose the ones with dark-coloured lenses to enhance them. Contrarily,
> if your eyes are big enough, light-coloured lenses can style you
> perfectly. That also applies to people with dark skins, white and pink
> frames and lenses can are extremely suitable for you.

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On Oct 30, 11:51*am, daisyeyewear <daisyeyew...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On 30 Oct, 15:47, daisyeyewear <daisyeyew...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > How to choose the frame that matches your face?
>
> > Choosing a right frame not only can remedy defects of vision, but also
> > cover the facial flaws and even be used as an accessorize. For
> > example, if you have a long nose, wearing a right frame can make your
> > nose look smaller. While wearing a pair of glasses with dark-coloured
> > broad brimmed frame can cover or hide the facial flaws like ptosis and
> > facial scars etc. So even you have any facial flaws, glasses are the
> > perfect accessorizes for you, and a fashion frame that suits you will
> > help adjust the face, show your personality and make you stand out.
>
> > How to decide which frame matches your face?
>
> > Assumptions: If you want to draw a cross that looks stable and
> > balanced, the horizontal axis should cross the vertical axis at its
> > exact 2/3 point. Because when the horizontal axis meets the vertical
> > axis at a higher joint point, the vertical axis visually looks longer.
> > If the horizontal axis crosses the vertical one right at the central
> > point, the vertical axis will look shorter than its actual length. So
> > if we draw a cross on a human face and eye brows represent the
> > horizontal axis while the vertical axis is the length of your face,
> > then you might have a face that is quite ‘balanced’ depending on the
> > heights of your eye brows. To this kind of faces, any type of frames
> > are suitable for you because you have the faces with perfect scales.
> > To those faces that are bit long or short, choosing the right frames
> > can help adjust the scales and make the ‘crosses’ perfect.
>
> > The frame you choose to wear must match your facial shape. Otherwise
> > it could emphasis the shortage of your face and has a negative impact
> > on your appearance. For instance, if you have a slightly long face,
> > darker-coloured frames are recommended because they can visually lower
> > the height of your eye brows and shorten the length of your face. For
> > short faces, rimless frames are perfect for you because they can raise
> > the height of your eye brows. We will talk about this in more details
> > later. *The other important standard we should look at when we are
> > choosing a frame is the line of your chin and jaw. This is very
> > important because choosing a suitable frame can make your face look
> > smaller and thinner.
>
> > For long faces – Dark-coloured frames
>
> > As we mentioned before, dark-coloured frames with low bars are
> > strongly recommended because they can shorten the lengths of your
> > face. And for people who have strong personalities, glasses with broad
> > brimmed frames are always the best because they can emphasis the eyes
> > and make people not pay attention to the length of your face. For
> > those long faces with sharp chins, rectangular plank material frames
> > are perfect choices. You will find that they can magically make your
> > faces look smaller.
>
> > For short faces – Rimless frames
>
> > Opposite to long faces, people who have short faces should choose
> > rimless frames with high bars to visually make your faces longer. If
> > you have a squared chin, rectangular rimless frames can visually
> > extend the length of your face and make it look more proportional.
> > However, round-shaped frames can make your face look rounder so this
> > type of frames is not recommended.
>
> > For asymmetrical faces – Dark-coloured plastic material frames
>
> > A lot of People with asymmetrical eyes choose to wear mental frame
> > glasses, but they can still look leaned to one side because both eyes
> > are not on the same height. If you wear a pair of dark coloured
> > plastic material frames, you eyes will look more symmetrical and
> > balanced.
>
> > For round faces – Rectangular frames
>
> > Round-faced people are suggested to choose rectangular frames,
> > especially to those office workers. A pair of rectangular frame
> > glasses will make you look tougher and smarter, as round faces always
> > bring others the gentle and easygoing feelings about you. From an
> > aesthetic point of view, round faces usually have plumpy chins.
> > Therefore, rectangular frames can bring some edges to your face. You
> > should avoid round frames because they will make your face look
> > rounder. Broad brimmed frames are recommended too, but you need to
> > adjust the tightness of the legs to make them be worn comfortably.
>
> > For oval faces – Oval frames
>
> > Oval faced people can wear any type of frames because the proportions
> > are perfect. Although any frame looks good on you, oval frames are
> > considered the best choice because they can help emphasize the great
> > proportion of your face.
>
> > For Squared faces – Round frames
>
> > Squared-faced people tend to have wide cheeks and short faces, which
> > make them look tough and independent. To soften the facial lines,
> > round frames are strongly recommended because they can make the cheeks
> > look narrower. Another reason is you have got an edged chin already,
> > choosing a rectangular frame will emphasize your shortage. You should
> > avoid broad brimmed frames and choose the ones that are wider than
> > your face so that your face will look smaller.
>
> > For flat faces – coloured frames and lenses
>
> > If your face is quite flat, dark-coloured frames and lenses should be
> > suitable for you because they tend to reveal your lineament and reduce
> > the flatness of your face. If your eyes are not very big, try to
> > choose the ones with dark-coloured lenses to enhance them. Contrarily,
> > if your eyes are big enough, light-coloured lenses can style you
> > perfectly. That also applies to people with dark skins, white and pink
> > frames and lenses can are extremely suitable for you.
>
> http://www.daisyeyewear.com
>
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