From the perspective of face shape, if the face is slightly round, you can choose polygonal glasses or a hybrid frame. A high hairline makes the upper part of the eyebrow appear longer, and moving the visual focus upwards as much as possible will reduce the proportion of the upper part. You can choose a semi-circular square or a browline stand with a thick upper edge.

Coincidentally, the eyebrows are relatively light, and the browline rest can also have a trimming effect. The pile head (the position where the outer side of the glasses connects to the glass legs) is very important, and it would be better if it is positioned higher and longer.

Glasses and browline frames that are beneficial to one's image and temperament are all feasible, but the key is to experience them more on your own. Look at pictures online and provide some suggestions for choosing glasses.

Glasses are not just about having a good-looking frame. The degree, frame size, and pupillary distance can all affect their appearance. Additionally, frames made of different materials and structures have varying levels of comfort.

It is not very difficult to help oneself choose a pair of glasses that suits one's heart. The secret is to first consider personal personality, occupation, hairstyle, facial shape, clothing, and even makeup as several important elements before searching for glasses.

A professional with a sharp suit needs to work in an area surrounded by Grade A commercial buildings every day. If he wears a playful thick rubber frame on his face, will he sweep away all his professional sense?

If you like to dress up in trendy clothing when you leave work, even men or women should not wear a pair of Sven Wen or flat gold frame or rubber frame glasses to enhance professionalism!