Sunglasses Face Shape

Or, more specifically, I have an oval face. Which sunglasses shape should I try? Any ideas?

According to my Barbizon Handbook,Oval Faces can handle almost any type of frame as long as the "look" suits you. Anything your common sense guides away from you should be avoided.

2007-04-18 18:59:20 by Asia

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I have a heart shaped face, what shape of sunglasses would look good on me.

I HAVE A HEART SHAPED 2!!! aviator glassses look ubercute and also ray bans!!!! ♥

2008-02-05 12:46:04 by christy432

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I have a round to heart shaped face...what shape/style of shades would look good??

whatever u desire, try several pair on till u feel comfy and go with ur decision...

2009-05-18 09:51:15 by love conquers all

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UV 400 Shatterproof Polycarbonate Lenses
Smaller Version of our Reaper and Kickback Sunglasses
Listing for 1 (ONE) Pair of Sunglasses

I'm not sure what my face shape is, or what sunglasses would look good.

Does anyone have a site where I can find this out?

https://www.spectera.com/index.shtml
https://www.spectera.com/aboutSelProperEyewear.html

Oval
An oval-shaped face has a rounded forehead and chin of equal size. To maintain the natural balance, try frames that are as wide as the broadest part of the face. You may want to try geometric or round frames.

Round
A round face has full cheeks with a rounded chin and forehead. To sharpen facial features and make the face appear longer, try geometric (such as rectangular) shaped frames.

Square
A square face has a broad forehead, cheeks, and chin, plus the width and length have the same proportions. To soften the angles of a square face, try rounded, oval, or cat-eye frames.

Rectangular or Oblong
A rectangular or oblong face has a long, narrow face. To add width to the face, try rounded or curved frames. Decorative temples will also add width to the face, and a low bridge will shorten a long, narrow nose.

Diamond
A diamond-shaped face has a small forehead, with wider temples that narrow around the jaw line. To minimize the width of the temples and highlight the eyes, try rimless frames or geometric frames such as oval or cat-eye shapes.

Base-Down Triangle
A base-down triangular face has a narrow forehead that widens toward the chin area. To emphasize the narrow portion of the face, try frames that have detailing on the top half of the frame, such as cat-eye frames.

Base-Up Triangle
A base-up triangular face has a broad forehead and narrow chin. To emphasize the cheekbones, try frames that are wider at the bottom. Rimless frame styles may also be an appealing option.

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2008-05-27 22:50:33 by Psychotic♀Zeppo♀Girl

I have never bought a pair because I feel I look stupid in them. I have an oval face, any suggestions?

Oval face shape is characterized by high cheekbone, broad forehead, and narrow chins. It is the most versatile and balanced face types. Choosing designer inspired frames that go along the shape of their eyebrows suits this face. Look for sun glass styles which are as wide as the broadest area of your face. Below site have nice sunglasses organized by which suits which faces. Also, if you buy and do not like always return for full refund.

2009-05-18 23:24:29 by roswelldreamer