Frames

When choosing eyeglass frames, you'll have your best luck with two basic tips: something bold attracts attention to a facial feature, whereas something neutral de-emphasizes a facial feature.

Keep in mind that some frames may look fabulous on your best friend, but not on you. If you have a wide face, smaller frames may amplify this feature. If you have delicate features, large frames may make you look like an owl.

Your prescription may determine the kind of frame that may be appropriate for you. If you are extremely nearsighted, you might have unattractive distortions in your lenses that will show up in bigger frames. If your frames are too small, you may lose access to side or peripheral vision.

Consider the color of your hair, eyes, and skin before you select frames for your eyeglasses. In general, yellowish skin tone is considered "warm," while bluish skin tone is considered "cool." Softer, understated colors may be more suitable for warm skin tones, while darker, bolder colors may work better for "cool" skin tones. You can  also think about the more neutral, rimless glasses in place of obvious frames.

You will receive a discount for ordering two pairs of glasses at the same time from First Look Eyewear. Many of our customers will order sunglasses as their second so they will have the opportunity to make a bolder fashion statement with special frames and tints.

Eyeglasses do more than help you see better - they add to your image and personality!

First Look Eyewear has a wide selection of frames at affordable prices.

 

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