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Choosing the right frame size for your glasses

Have you noticed some people that wear glasses have small indents on the sides of their nose? Or perhaps you’ve personally experienced an ache behind your ears that mysteriously goes away when you take off your glasses.

Both of these issues are common problems caused by glasses that don’t fit properly. Glasses that fit well should distribute pressure evenly to the nose, head width and ears. And of course, they should complement your face type as well. So how do you choose the right frame size for your glasses? Read on to find out how to measure the perfect frame, what sort of face type suits which frame, and also: what do those little numbers on your glasses mean?

How should your glasses frames fit your face?

So, what does a perfect-fitting pair of glasses look like? We’ve already established that you shouldn’t be getting small aches and marks if your glasses fit properly. There are a few other things you should look at when choosing the right fit:

• Proper bridge design and position are very important for a well-fitting pair of glasses. We’ll tell you how you can measure the bridge width later in the article.
• The width of your frames should not be wider than the width of your face at the temples
• The top of your frames should be no higher than the line of your eyebrows
• The lower edge of the frames shouldn’t sit on your cheeks otherwise they will start to rub against your skin and cause irritation