Buying Sunglasses? Here's How To Pick The Perfect One For You

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Buying Sunglasses? Here's How To Pick The Perfect
One For You

• Sunglasses are must-have eyewear. Available in
  many shapes and styles, sunglasses are more than
  fashion accessories - they are vital for covering
  your eyes from the sun's UV rays and other
  particles that can enter the eyes.

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Different Sunglasses Styles

• Aviators Aviators have become a fashionable
  must-have. The adaptable and timeless nature of
  aviators has made them one of the most popular
  sunglasses in history.
• Rectangle Versatile and stylish, rectangle
  sunglasses can have a formal or casual look.
• Cat-Eye Cat eye sunglasses boost a vintage flair
  and add a fashionable statement to your face.
• Round A must-have among trendy festival-goers.
  These types of frames offer a retro style.
• Square Square sunglasses offer a timeless look.
  They are versatile and will suit nearly every
  face shape
• Wayfarer Wayfarers have a square-like appearance
  with rounder edges that evoke a more casual
  appearance.
• Now, let's jump on to choosing the right
  sunglasses for your face shape.

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How To Find The Perfect Sunglasses For You

• When buying sunglasses, determining your face
  size and shape is the first thing to do. Luckily,
  we've made a guide to make it as easy as
  possible. Continue reading to learn how to choose
  the perfect pair of sunglasses according to your
  face shape.

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Square Face

• A square face has a firm jaw almost the same
  width as the forehead and a chin that is not well
  defined.
• Smooth or oval-shaped glasses are ideal for
  square faces since they help balance out
  the sharpness of the face.

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Triangular Face

• Triangle faces are the broadest at the forehead
  and the narrowest at the jawline. Any wider
  frames on the top than on the bottom work well as
  balance the chin to forehead ratio. 

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Oval Face

• Oval face shape is the most versatile among the
  others. The face is taller than wide, with a
  rounded jawline and soft features.
• You can pull off any frame on this face shape.
  So, choose a frame that fits the width of your
  face and provides angular contrast to your
  angular features.

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Round Face

• This type is relatively easy to determine. If the
  widest area of your face is at your cheeks and
  your face doesn't have that pronounced angular
  shape, then you may have a round face.
• Look for sunglasses with rectangular frames that
  will give the illusion that your face is more
  angular than it is.

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Resource

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