What Makes Your Perfect Sunglasses?

Are you looking for the perfect pair of sunglasses to protect your eyes while looking stylish and fashionable? Then, let me give you some advices about that. Choosing the right sunglasses is an important decision. It’s not only about fashion trends, but also about the right shape, size and features for your face for maximum eye and sun protection.

When selecting a pair of sunglasses you should consider these things:

• 1. Style Well, everyone has their own preferences. Some will like Aviator glasses, some other want's sporty look and third chooses retro-style. Consider the size and shape that fits your lifestyle and the shape of your face. For example, narrower frames provide more protection for face-shapes with more prominent features, such as square and rectangular faces. For rounder faces, wider frames provide a more balanced look.

• 2. Lenses There are many types of lenses, each providing a different level of sun protection. Three of the most common lenses are polarized, mirrored, and gradient lenses. Polarized lenses reduce glare and come in many different tints making them great for driving, fishing, and other activities in the sun. Mirrored lenses are coated with a reflective coating, so they can reduce the amount of light entering the eyes. Gradient lenses are darker at the top and lighten towards the bottom, so they can provide additional protection from the sun’s rays. When choosing a lens color, make sure it will suit the climate and environment. Lenses that block blue light are perfect for sunny days, while yellow lenses are great for night-time, and grey lenses can be used for all light conditions.

• 3. UV-protection It’s important to remember that sunglasses should be purchased for sun protection and not just for fashion. Check for lenses that block both UVA and UVB rays and the label should state that the sunglasses provide 100% UV protection. Eyes will thank you for that.

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Finally, make sure you store your sunglasses in a protective case, as prolonged exposure to scratches, dirt and heat. That way you get the most out or your glasses and they will last in a great condition as long as possible.