How to choose the glasses that suit you?

How to wear glasses and still show the beauty of makeup? Today I bring a big trick to beauties who are troubled by matching accessories.

Wearing glasses will not prevent you from becoming beautiful, it is just choosing the wrong glasses! How to choose the glasses that suit you? Vooglam's answer: Knowing the real you, if you want to wear glasses and still look beautiful, you must first choose the right frame that suits your face shape!

• Round face

• Elongated face

• Heart face

• Triangular face

• Square Face

• Oval Face

Round face

The round face is characterized by round cheeks, arched forehead, wide, round chin, and a round feeling in general. So many rounded lines call for sharper-edged glasses. If you choose a frame with a round gold wire edge or a wire edge, it will make your face look rounder. A frame with a wide beveled edge will also make the face look a little longer.

Elongated face

A typical elongated face usually has a high forehead, a relatively solid jawbone, and a long chin. Wearing suitable glasses can make the face look wider and shorter. A wide-brimmed nose bridge and dark temples will break up the straight lines of a long face. Because glasses with wide sides and large frames can cover more of the lower part of the face, it is recommended that people with long faces wear these glasses.

Heart face

The heart face has a wide flat forehead, a pointed chin forming a triangular shape, and the jawbone is almost at the same level as the eyes. These are the characteristics of the oval face. The lower part of this face shape has smooth and well-proportioned lines, so glasses that can form "vertical lines" on the face should be worn to make up for the fact that the upper part is wide and flat. It is best to choose glasses with oval frames and sharp lines.

Triangular face

For this triangular face shape, it is very suitable for round and oval frames to ease the more rigid lines of your face. A pair of streamlined glasses can better make up for the shortcoming of a pointed and short collar.

Square Face

This face shape is characterized by a wide forehead. The face has sharp edges and corners, the jaw area is higher and wider, the side of the face is not obvious, and the face is square. Wearing glasses with round or oval frames will soften the contours of the face. Wear bright metal frames to counteract the starkness, too.

Oval Face

The widest part of this face shape is located in the area of the frontal bone and tapers smoothly and evenly to the sides of the forehead and chin. If the shape and proportion of the selected glasses are appropriate, the oval face can be matched perfectly with it.

In short, choosing the frame type according to the face shape is to follow a simple rule. The outline of the glasses must be opposite to the geometry of the face shape.