High bridge vs low bridge glasses comes down to one practical question: where does the frame rest on your nose, and will it stay there? High bridge glasses are shaped for a taller, more prominent nasal bridge. Low bridge glasses are shaped for a fl...
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You do not need expensive frames or a computer on your face to look smart in glasses. What you need is a restrained shape, a material that holds its finish, and a fit that keeps your pupils centred in the lenses. The short answer: round, oval, brow...
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Glasses oxidation is the green paste, white haze, or yellow film that builds up where a frame meets your skin, most often on nose pads, temple tips, hinges, and screws. The short answer: green residue is corrosion of copper alloys hidden under thin ...
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Glasses that hurt the top of your ears are a fit problem, not a phase your ears will grow out of. The pain comes from contact pressure at the temple tips, and it has four usual causes: a tip that rests on the skin above the ear instead of hooking b...
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