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How to Choose the Best Eyeglass Frame for Your Face Shape

By Matthew Lynch
July 7, 2023
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Introduction:

Finding the perfect eyeglasses can be a daunting task. With so many styles, colors, and shapes to choose from, how do you know which one will flatter your face shape the most? In this article, we’ll explore some tips on how to choose the best eyeglass frame for your face shape based on advice from the experts at CNET.

1. Determine Your Face Shape:

Before you start browsing frames, it’s essential to determine your face shape. The main face shapes include oval, round, square, heart-shaped, and rectangular. To figure out your face shape, you can take a selfie with your hair pulled back and analyze its prominent features.

2. Oval Faces:

Those with oval faces are lucky because they can pull off almost any frame style. Just make sure that the frames you select are not too large for your face. Look for frames that have square or rectangular shapes to add angles and balance to your curved facial features.

3. Round Faces:

Round faces have few angles and are more circular in shape. To add dimension and create structure, look for geometric frames like square or rectangular designs. Avoid round or oversized glasses, as they may accentuate the roundness of your face even more.

4. Square Faces:

A square face has strong jawlines and angular features. If you have a square-shaped face, choose rounded or oval frames that soften those angles and add balance to the overall look. Steer clear of boxy or rectangular frames that could emphasize your strong features.

5. Heart-Shaped Faces:

This face type is characterized by a wider forehead and cheekbones with a narrow chin. Go for bottom-heavy frames that will provide some width at the lower part of your face or try rimless or half-rimmed glasses for a less dramatic look. Steer clear of top-heavy frames that could make the face appear unbalanced.

6. Rectangular Faces:

These faces are longer than their width and have almost similar widths of forehead, cheeks, and jawline. Choose frames with a strong brow line or slightly wider than your face to balance the overall look. Avoid narrow frames that may elongate your face further.

Conclusion:

When choosing the best eyeglass frame for your face shape, always consider balance and proportion. It’s crucial to find a frame that complements your unique features and makes you feel confident. Take your time trying on various frame styles, and don’t hesitate to seek advice from professionals at optical stores. Happy shopping!

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