If you have to wear prescription eyeglasses, you want a style that flatters your face while also being comfortable to wear. When you visit Eyeglass Stores NYC, the knowledgeable staff can help you choose comfortable eyeglasses that enhance your appearance. Below are some common questions about choosing the perfect pair of eyeglasses.
Q.) I have a very high prescription and my current eyeglasses make my eyes appear huge. Do I need to buy a different type of frame?
A.) If you have a high prescription, you should avoid eyeglass frames that are large. This type of frame will make your eyes appear especially huge to someone who’s looking at you. Instead, you should choose a small frame so that there isn’t an overabundance of glass in your frames that magnify your eyes.
Q.) I have blue eyes and I love colorful frames in bold colors. What colors of frames will look the best with my eye color?
A.) If you have blue or green eyes, you can definitely wear fun colored frames such as red, purple and tortoise shell.
Q.) My eyeglasses often slip down on my nose and I find myself peering out of the top of them. Are there certain types of frames that won’t do this?
A.) When choosing eyeglasses, your eyes should be in the center of the frame. If your glasses constantly slip down your nose, your eyes aren’t centered in the frames. The helpful staff at Eyeglass Stores NYC can place nose pads on your frames so that they don’t slide down your nose and your eyes remain centered.
Q.) I have a heart face shape, wide at the top and narrow at the bottom. What types of frames will look best for my face shape?
A.) If you have a heart shaped face, choose a style of eyeglasses that have a wider bottom to make the narrow part of your face appear wider. You can also choose rimless glasses or frames in a light color to compliment your heart shaped face.
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