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How To Choose The Right Eyeglass Frames
Some time back eyeglasses were primarily considered medical devices, and the style was treated as such. Luckily, things have really changed, there are more choices than ever before, and wearing eyeglasses has become a desired fashion statement for many. On top of that once the big name designers stepped in many other improvements were made. Now there are high tech ultra durable materials available that can make your eyeglasses nearly indestructible, feather light, and really durable. Choosing the right frame is an important decision, with a little research you can find great comfort and a frame that can withstand the best you can throw at it.
Choosing The Right Eyeglass Frame Material:
- Titanium: This material came to being in the space race. A high tech alloy that is many times stronger than steel while being a fraction of the weight. It is also virtually impervious to corrosion, and is hypoallergenic. This material may very well last a lifetime.
- Memory Metal: Sitting or stepping on your eyeglasses can spell certain doom with most frames. Not with memory metal, this high tech alloy can actually remember its original shape. With a little time a bend will disappear and the frames will be as good as new.
- Stainless Steel: The most hypo-allergenic material, known for its light profile and classic good looks.
- Plastic: New crystal clear frames add a new dimension to eyeglasses spawing innovative frame designs everyday.
Next you want to pick frames that look good on you. There are some easy rules to follow that will match the right frame for your face. There are 5 basic face shapes and each has certain frame styles that match them the best.
Face Types For Eyeglasses:
- Triangle faces: These are characterized by wide foreheads and narrow chins, round and curvy frames are ideal. Straight lines should be avoided.
- Long Faces: Eyeglasses that typically work with this face type are vintage style frames, also look for thicker frames and oversized lenses.
- Round Faces: Narrow frames with a high temple work great as do narrower frames and bold colors. Generally avoid curvy designs with this face type.
- Oval Faces: A versatile face shape that works with almost any type of eyewear.
- Square Faces: The face Jackie O. made famous. Women should look for oversized lenses and curvy frames, soften the square edge. Men typically look to accentuate the square jaw and pick angular designs to enhance their jaws.
Always focus on comfort, you will likely be wearing your new eyeglasses frequently and a comfortable frame will ultimately decide whether you wear it or not. Look for adjustable nose pieces and nose pad materials that are comfortable. Also remember the curved end of the temple arms should touch your ears without compressing them. This is the best indicator that the width is proper for your head.
Consult your local eye care professional to find that great new frame.Local Guides in Delaware
