BEST Glasses for Your Face (and it's MORE than just FACE SHAPE) + Makeup Tips for Wearing Glasses

Hello peachies🍑 We know that you guys have been waiting for this video, thank you for your patience and its finally here! It seems like it is a common perception that our appearance will not be flattered if we are wearing corrective glasses... We had been always made aware, through films and television series and the various books that we’d read, that the acquisition of corrective lenses was something to be very, very sad about. Whether you wear glasses every day, reach for them only on occasion, or just throw a pair on sometimes for a little extra fun, the frames you choose can ultimately dictate how you look!

Please refer to the timestamp for different parts of the video:
0:00 Introduction
1:30 Part 1 Why glasses look good on certain people?
2:42 Part 2 How to pick the right glasses for myself?
3:10 Part 2(a) Style
3:36 Part 2(b) Face shape
8:27 Part 2(c) Color of the frame
9:29 Part 3 Makeup tips for wearing glasses
12:15 End

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[Orvvv]

I used to prefer myself without glasses but now I’m just so used to seeing myself with glasses that I look weird without them

[bienna]

I worked as an optician for 2 years and this is such a great video! For people with high prescriptions/scripts, the type of lens you choose does matter. This goes hand in hand with what frame you choose! The bigger the frame, the thicker the lens. Upgrade to the thinner lens to avoid lens distortion. And we often recommend going with smaller and rounder frames as the lens is more likely to come out thinner as opposed to getting a more angular frame.

Also, please get an antireflective coating! It is worth the investment.

[alanastan]

Finally someone who talks about the lens's strength and the upper rim of the glasses! I love your video, it was the most informative video I've ever seen about glasses! Also thank you for including the cat-eye glasses, they are the only type that suits me.

[YasmeenCheM]

I wish this video had existed when I was younger. I started wearing glasses at 9 years old and have gone through so many different frames that just looked unflattering on me. The term “nerdy ugly duckling” rang true for me for years! It was only until 4 years ago that I began to understand how to use the frame shapes to my advantage. Great video and I’ll be sure to refer back to this video when I’m shopping for a new frame next time :D

[pichii]

I'm an optometric technician and optician and I want to verify that these tips are amazing! Only thing to note is that corrective lenses don't always only make your eyes smaller. If you have a "plus" prescription, your eyes will appear larger.

Great video ☺️

[pin]

pick out the shape opposite to your face for balance
7:25 square or diamond face shape = round, oval, or cat eye frames to soften
8:00 round or oval face shape = square, rectangle, or angular frames to add definition

thin, round frames = youthful / thick, angular frames = mature
do not get glasses wider than the width of your face
top of frame should sit between brows and eyes - do not cover brows as this will throw off balance
close brows to eyes = avoid upper rim glasses and thicker frames
long mid face = get longer lens or thicker frame / short mid face = get rimless or thinner frame
high visual weight features = get darker frames colour
low visual weight features = get lighter frames colour

[chastyne]

round face shape:
- angular frames to help sharpen and add definition
- rectangular styles make a round face look slimmer

frames:
gold frame for warm undertones
silver fram for cool undertones

makeup tips!
eye makeup:
- lighten shadows and narrow down the blending region
- layer your shadows within your crease & lash line
- focus on eyeliner and curling your lashes
eyelashes:
- elongated and thickening mascara
eyeliner:
- go natural
eyebrow:
- shape & trim well
- straight brows for angular shape frames
- curved brows for round shape frames
nose and face countour:
- skip the steps for nose contouring
- nose pars sits right on top of our nose root covering its contour
- light touch of bronzer to warm up face
blush:
- avoid over-applying dark shades
- go for light shades such as pink, peach, and coral
- for thinner rims: apply blush to upper part of cheeks

[dien]

Finally a guide about choosing glasses that isn’t only about choose square for round face, i always thought that I have close eye and brow distance, there should be a guide about it and i finally found it here

[aylenafton]

i always hated the way i looked with glasses- i have a square face shape and i always felt they made my face look too mature, turns out the frames were always either too thick or not the right shape, i'm definitely getting round ones with a thin frame next time i change them ^^ this guide was so helpful!

[ReoJustChillin]

I’ve already bought a glasses but luckily I’ve chosen the perfect one! It’s all thanks to you and other creators who makes such a helpful videos <3 at the store I remembered when you talked about long mid face + the skin tone + soft features so bought pinkish metal rounder shape and it’s suited me so well :D

[veronichelle]

Keep in mind that the distortion effect from higher prescription lenses is being talked about from a MINUS LENS point of view. it is the opposite effect If you have a positive lens prescription...

[Nuiiya-hl]

this is not just helpful, but SUPER HELPFUL. I've watched many videos about glasses and face shape but THIS describes more to it, giving lots of examples so we viewers can compare them irl. and I really appreciate that you include makeup tips for wearing glasses ❤

[bearyblue]

For my fellow thick-lensed glasses wearers with not-so-prominent features, I'd opt for *transparent frames* instead of wire-framed glasses. The wires usually emphasize the thickness of your lens, but solid-colored frames could also overpower your features. Make sure to choose ones with a slight tint (usually it's brownish, bluish, or pinkish) because the truly transparent ones can turn yellow over time when exposed to the sun.

I guess you could also try the frameless style, but thick lenses cost too much money to be unprotected 😅

[sarah_jane]

quick extra tip: be wary that acetate/plastic frames can break without warning, and those breaks can be near impossible to fix/glue back together, even at the optician's! I learned that the hard way so I stick to metal now lol

[inaei.]

My previous glasses always looked strange on me but I never understood why, so this video is extremely helpful for me 😊

[ambikapanse]

Always love how your videos are in-depth but also to the point at the same time!! Thank you for all your efforts and literally blessing us with this!!
*PS* Can we please get a "haircuts/hairstyles for all face shapes" video whenever its possible?? I've researched a lot on my own but its confusing and certainly not comparable to what this channel provides..

[Orvvv]

Perfect timing I’m getting my eyes checked tomorrow and I’m sure I’ll be needing new lenses/glasses

[patpat]

Yes, your statements are right. I’m one of the ppl who look better in glasses because I have small eyes, very high cheekbone, diamond shape face, and large area of lower’s face part. It helps a lot to balance and smoother my face as you mentioned.

[nevamoore]

This is game changing. I've always been wearing too big or too small frames. This has helped a lot, thanks!

[someoneyoudontknow]

As a person struggling with waking up in the morning i rarely get time to put on my lenses. I have been thinking of glasses for a little while and this guide has helped me come one step closer to my final decision. Thank you❤.