The interesting thing is that wearing cat eye prescription glasses is quite enviable, so I am not nearsighted and do not have a strong need for anti-blue light and anti-radiation work.
Just for decoration, I paired it with flat lenses and a certain type of glasses. Furthermore, there is another type of glasses suitable for oval faces, commonly known as toad glasses, which not only capture facial features but also attract people's attention. This type of glass provides ample lens space for the eyes and is usually equipped with eyebrow stripes, whose straight lines add just the right amount of visual impact.
Toad glasses are not only suitable for sunglasses near me but also quite suitable for single light glasses worn in daily life. A type of glasses that has been suitable for oval faces in the past two years is the transparent style, which doesn't need to be specifically listed because there are rectangular and square frames, elliptical and circular frames, as well as toad-shaped glasses, but because the public prefers them.
Wearing semi-transparent crystal glasses, the oval face shape remains the focal point, although it is not decorated, it highlights the charming state of the oval face. This type of glasses is more suitable for young people and students (in some sense, it can also reduce age, so-called clear eyes).
In addition to wearing the rectangular glasses and cat eye prescription glasses mentioned above, circular faces can also be paired with glasses that are geometrically inclined towards hexagonal and octagonal shapes.
Round faces can try geometric glasses (such as hexagonal octagons), which combine non-traditional shapes such as hexagons and octagons. The key is to add more lines and angles - they create a sharp contrast between thick lines and soft features.
