Flat-top sunglasses are popping up everywhere, from fashion runways to Hollywood! Top celebrities have been spotted in these sunglasses, including Kim Kardashian, Rihanna, and Victoria Beckham.
As we move into the sunny summer months, the flat-top trend is gaining traction. This may leave you wondering: Is it right for me?
If you wear contacts, there’s a pretty good chance you’ll deal with eye dryness at some stage in your journey with contact lenses. In fact, between 30% and 50% of contact lens wearers experience some level of dryness.
It’s not all doom and gloom, though. For most, eye dryness with contacts is very manageable once you understand why it’s happening.
We’re going to look at why contacts can cause dryness, which lenses are the biggest culprits for dryness, and what you can do to alleviate it.
There are more materials than ever to pick from for your glasses!
Titanium eyeglass frames have become increasingly popular over the years. This is thanks to their lightweight feel and high-end appearance.
They also offer other benefits, including hypoallergenic and durable properties. But at their price point, you might be wondering if they’re really worth it.
Let’s dive in.
Have you just gotten an eye exam and been told you have 20/25 vision? You may be confused about what exactly that means.
You probably know that 20/20 vision is the ‘average.’ But where does 20/25 fit on that scale? And more importantly, does it mean you need glasses?
Let’s get to the bottom of it!
When it comes to frames, how can you tell the difference between oversized and too big? The truth is that it’s a fine line.
You want to look like you were intentional with your choice, not like your large eyewear frames are about to slide off your face!
Here are my top tips for getting it right.
