Face Eyewear

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2007-04-09 08:51:30 by franco1887

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Not so much of my face cut that im worried, rather its my slightly oversized protruding eyes. Im sure with the right eyewear i could somehow conceal the obvious abt my eyes by way of technical illusion. However the question is which sort of frame? Plus does the color of the frame have an effect on the kind of eyewear im searching for?

in my opinion, i think that thick frame glasses suits you and the frame can be red or black in color...you can too tint the color of your lenses...

2006-09-25 02:09:47 by GG JON

Price: $7.86 $5.44

Face Shield Offers Secondary Protection And Must Be Worn With Spectacles Or Goggles
Made In USA
Ideal for most indoor work applications

Do you wear a face shield and protective goggles when popping a huge, infected, puss-filled boil on your back?

Or, just squeeze it and hope for the best? Then, mop up the mess with some dirty clothes.

EGG Poll: Hard boiled >OR< Deviled?

No, let that smelly pus land wear it will.

Deviled.

2009-09-11 11:26:18 by Client_u

Rubber Nose Pads
All lenses are standard with .75 Pb Lead Equivalency, High-Lite Transmission Lenses with 20% More Visible Light, 1.80 High Index Lenses.
Comfortable and Lightweight yet sturdy unifit nylon frame

have strawberry blonde hair, blue eyes, and an oval shaped face, What color and shape of glasses should I wear?

If your face is angular or square, round and oval frames look best. The opposite is also true: if your face is round or oval, you'll look good in square and angular frames. Also, if the top of your face is wider than the bottom (often called heart-shaped), select a frame with a dramatic (wider, heavier, etc.) bottom edge to even out your face. Of course, if your face is wider on the bottom, choose a frame with a dramatic top edge.

The frame's bridge can affect how your eyes and nose look. A thin or clear bridge gives the illusion of width to close-set eyes, while a colored one will make wide-set eyes appear closer together. A low bridge will make your nose appear shorter.

The frame color should complement your coloring, including skin tone (warm or cool), skin color (ranging from fair to dark) and hair color. It can be kind of hard to tell which skin tone you have; warm skin has a golden yellow tint, while cool skin has either blue or pink.

Still not sure? Take a look at your veins (they're easy to see in your wrists and feet, usually): if they seem mostly greenish, you have warm skin, while mostly blue veins mean you have cool skin.

Frame colors that look nice with warm skin include browns, most metals and splashy colors like turquoise. Colors that complement cool tones include grays, silver and muted colors.
The colors of your skin and hair play roles as well. Those who are light in coloring (ivory skin and blond hair, for example) look nice with faint-colored frames. Those with medium coloring (olive skin and brown hair, for example) look nice with light-colored metals and browns. Those with dark coloring (chocolate skin and black hair, for example) look nice with most metallic frames.

2009-01-23 21:38:10 by Cseabeauty

Im about to pick new eyewear, and i wanted to ask if these glasses would look good on a round face (me).

http://www.hamburg-eyewear.de/uploads/pi cs/big_glasses_voss8_01.jpg
http://eyeglass.com/aspafiplmane.html
http://eyeglass.com/drew.html

I think they would, as they are more square they add definition to your face, whatever you do don;t pick round or oval glasses! Since your face is already round they will further emphasise the roundness. Here's a website you can upload a photo of yourself and try on different glasses available on the website:

http://www.specsavers.co.uk/try/

2009-01-28 08:55:02 by Amy