How to Choose Pink Glasses

When we see each other at first sight, we say nice to meet you and then have eye contacts. On this occasion, glasses play an important role as translating our characters to the new person. If the guy wears colorful bright glasses, we may think he is more easygoing and bold. It a guy wears metal old glasses, he might be a little bit reserved and traditional. We can tell much about a guy by the glasses he wears. As for women, femininity is every woman's dream. And there is nothing better than pink to make women more feminie. Here let's talk about how to choose pink glasses according to different circumstances. Choosing glasses is something that worth of learning. You sure know it after reading this passage.


Glasses are simply composed of two components, basically frame and lens. We mostly concern frames when we decide which kind of glasses we choose. As in frames, material, color and design are three basic steps that we need to follow for choosing glasses. First of all, from the point of materials, the most popular pink glasses now are made of metal mainly, unless helped with some plastic for pink color. Frame style and shape are vital aspects for picking out the right glasses. Frame style includes full frame, rimless and semi-rimless. Each style is different with special features. Full frame is more original and traditional, sometimes more fashionable. Rimless may make your glasses disappear. It is mostly for people who don't really want others see their glasses. Semi-rimless is between those two.

Last but not the least, arm design is also an aspect that we need to look carefully in picking. Most arms have gone the traditional way without so many surprises. But some pink glasses have something that is really special about them. Some arms are designed based on bridge hole design. As we all know, there are holes in bridges for flow and weight reduction. It not only saves materials but also makes bridges more elegant. The same is true in pink glasses. And there is another type that has bumps in arms, from thinner frames to thicker frames.