How to Choose Non Prescription Glasses

Non prescription glasses are totally getting away from traditional glasses as the corrective functions are nowhere to be seen. Non prescription glasses are mainly made for those who want fashion glasses but haven't got any vision problems. For that matter, generally the lenses are not important. It is how you look in the non prescription glasses that are more important. Basically, we need to take three factors into considerations when choosing non prescription glasses, namely, face shape, skin tone and personal styles. While the latter two may be important, the first one is always the most highlighted in its importance as skin tone is less important when glasses fit and styles may change, not your face shape.

  

If you have an oval face, you may probably fit in any kinds of non prescription glasses. That is what we call standard face shape. So be happy to choose any styles you like, such as aviator, round, cat eye or squared non prescription glasses. Generally, if you have rounder face, you should wear more rectangular non prescription glasses to offset the roundness of your face. And if you have more of a square-shaped face, rounder non prescription glasses will be more suitable. You may conclude from the above that you should select a frame shape that contracts with the natural shape of your face, as contrary to what comes instinctively. Most people think they should choose glasses frames that match their face shape. In fact, this is not the case.
 

Then, you must get to know who you really are. That is also a tricky part as many people have been misguided in buying some glasses only to find out that they don't like them at all. If you are more reserved and traditional, try to choose more cool colors, like black or purple. Some colors and styles are more suitable for people who tend to be more easygoing and sociable, such as horn rimmed glasses. Find a pair of non prescription glasses that match up with you spiritually is the ultimate goal that everyone is trying to achieve. Good luck for your trials at non prescription glasses.