Pinhole Glasses
PINHOLE GLASSES has become more a necessity than a luxury and that is not only great but you can see that protect your eyes from UV rays.
And choose the frame color is not as simple matter of this piece you hear a lot about fashion, is a way to express that never goes unnoticed. Fashion dictates that dark glasses are not to hide, rather to see and be seen.
Have built a major celebrity look around pinhole glasses as Jackie Kennedy, in whose honor Channel continues to make a collection of pinhole glasses, or Bono and Kanye West who are stars that do not leave home without several pairs.
The point is that not all PINHOLE GLASS LENSES are all the faces or personalities, so it remains a central accessory is important to choose the right format for you. The objective is to choose PINHOLE GLASS lenses that help to cover areas and to bring out the shape of the face.
According to Eric, Consultant in Public Image these are the PINHOLE GLASS lenses that are best for different types of face:
Square face: thick pinhole glasses and short oval lines.
Cara rectangular PINHOLE GLASS lenses cover large cheekbones, avoiding circular ones.
Oval face: round pinhole glasses or type pilot. Avoid glasses too big or too small.
Diamond face: wider PINHOLE GLASS lenses shaped or oval. Avoid those that are shorter and wider than the cheekbones.
Triangular face: long lines and PINHOLE GLASS lenses that cover the cheeks.
To consider the color of the PINHOLE GLASS lenses have to think about the taste but also in economic benefits each offers as all absorb light in different ways. For example, the gray, reduced brightness and does not distort colors, amber, reduces glare and helps to contrast more objects. A good option is, photo chromic whose darkness increases or decreases depending on the amount of light they receive. For those who require prescription eye wear are also darker micas and it is important to acquire as it is a very important protection for the eyes and long-term avoids the appearance of cataracts or other diseases caused by exposure to UV.
