Finding the perfect pair of sunglasses has always been a challenge for me. I've spent countless hours staring at myself in the mirror, trying to figure out my face shape. I’d then consult those online guides, only to feel more confused than ever. I knew there had to be a better way to approach this whole sunglasses selection process.
Like many others, I found the traditional face shape guides incredibly frustrating. Staring at my reflection, I couldn't confidently decide if I had a round, square, oval, or heart-shaped face. It all felt so subjective and confusing. I started to wonder if there were other, more practical factors to consider when choosing sunglasses.
Another thing I realized is that my hairstyle and facial hair significantly change the way my face looks. When I wear my hair up and have a goatee, my face appears much different than when I have a clean-shaven look with my hair down. This made the face shape guides even less reliable for me. It felt like the recommendations changed every time I changed my hairstyle!
So, I decided to take a different approach. Instead of focusing on face shape, I started to consider three key factors, in order of importance:
I found that by focusing on these factors, I was able to narrow down my options and find sunglasses that actually looked good on me.
To test my theory, I started experimenting with different frame shapes. I realized that seeing examples of different frames on the same face was incredibly helpful. I spent an afternoon trying on various styles, paying close attention to how each frame changed my overall appearance. Some frames accentuated my features in a positive way, while others made me look awkward or unbalanced.
For instance, I tried on a pair of oversized, round frames that completely overwhelmed my face. They were stylish, but they just didn't suit my features. On the other hand, a pair of square frames with a slightly angled brow line seemed to complement my features much better. They added a touch of definition and structure to my face without being too overpowering.
I also started paying attention to the bridge of the sunglasses. A higher bridge seemed to elongate my nose, while a lower bridge made my face appear wider. These subtle details made a huge difference in how the sunglasses looked on me.
In addition to finding sunglasses for outdoor wear, I also wanted to protect my eyes from the harmful blue light emitted by screens. I spend a lot of time working on my computer, and I was starting to experience eye strain and headaches. That's when I discovered Mozaer and their range of eye protection glasses.
I decided to try the Eye Protection Anti-Blue Light Reading Glasses Blue Ray Blocking Ultralight Square Eyeglasses PC Optical Spectacle Eyeglass Strength 100-Black. I found them on Mozaer's website and was intrigued by their ultralight design and blue light blocking capabilities.
I was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable they were to wear. The ultralight frame felt barely there, and the blue light blocking lenses significantly reduced my eye strain. Now, I can work on my computer for hours without experiencing the same level of discomfort.