New year, new trends, new you?
Glasses are the hottest men’s accessory this year, thanks to a revival of cool styles in movies and during fashion week.
There are so many great trendy eyeglasses to choose from. Which ones will you pick?
This summer, switch out your black frames for blue sunglasses!
Black sunglasses are chic and cool, but they’re dark. They don’t always fit a sunny summer vibe. Blue frames add a pop of color and are a versatile eyewear choice for men and women.
Take a look at which styles are trending this year.
Are you struggling with glare on your high-altitude hikes? Sometimes, regular sunglasses just aren’t enough.
That’s where glacier glasses come in! They’re designed for conditions where you’re exposed to intense glare, wind, and reflected UV light.
I’ll walk you through what to look for in these glasses and some of my top picks.
Are you thinking about switching over to contacts? If so, you’re probably wondering if daily disposable or monthly contacts are the best choice.
Or, perhaps you already wear contacts but want to know whether a different schedule would work better for your lifestyle.
Both contact types are widely used and have their upsides and drawbacks. You also need to think about which option is best for you personally. Some people only care about convenience. Others want to look at the long-term cost analysis for daily vs. monthly contacts.
We’re going to break down how each type of contact lens works and what you should base your decision on when choosing between daily and monthly contacts.
Has your contact lens dried out? Maybe you left your contacts in their case but forgot to add the solution. Or, perhaps you accidentally left it sitting on the side of your sink.
So, if your contact lens dried out, can you bring it back to life?
That depends on how the lens dried out and what kind of contact it is. There are a few situations where you might be able to salvage your lens. But in most cases, it’s simply not worth the risk.
This guide will explain what happens when you let a contact lens dry out, and how to decide what you should do next.
