Glasses Size - Frame Width
To really know how big a frame is, and how it will look on your face, you have to determine the width of the entire frame. The outer width of the frame is the distance between the visible areas on the left and right sides of the frame, namely, the distance between the frame and the junction of the two temples. The inner width of the frame is the distance between the inner sides of the two temples at 60mm behind the plane of the lens. This is just the contact point between the temple and the human temple. If it is too tight or too loose, it will affect the wearing comfort. The weight of the frame is evenly distributed across the bridge of the nose (or evenly distributed between the two nose pads on the bridge of the nose).
Sunglasses For Different Face Shapes
The round face is what we usually call the babyface. The facial lines are relatively round. What kind of sunglasses is suitable for people with this face shape? First of all, you cannot choose a large lens. It does not mean that a large lens can cover a big face. You should choose a dark square lens. A round face and a round frame are both enemies. And putting them together will make a person's face look rounder, so try to avoid round frames.
For the square face, the cheekbones and the angle of the mandible are relatively square, and the chin is shorter and well-defined. This kind of face shape must first avoid square frame sunglasses because it will make the face wider. You can choose dark square round sunglasses and cat-eye sunglasses, you can also choose a long and narrow line of aviator sunglasses, the width of the frame is slightly larger than the width of the face.
The long-faced people should choose big sunglasses that can cover the face, and shorten the face. Also choose a darker color, which has a good occlusion effect. The Aviator sunglasses are the most friendly style for people with long faces.
The oval face is also the most popular oval face, the traditional beauty face. The young lady with this face shape can choose sunglasses at will. There are no defects to cover, so you can choose boldly and safely. But don't choose which ones are particularly exaggerated, which are too eye-catching.
The best way to choose sunglasses is to go to the optician to try them on. According to your own preferences, try a variety of styles so that it is easier to see which one is more suitable for you. There are a lot of sunglasses for us to choose from. In order to enhance our beauty, we must choose the most beautiful sunglasses that suits us.
Evolution of photochromic lenses
Thirty years after Corning invented color-changing glass lenses, another company has carried forward the color-changing glass lenses --Transitions Optical. In 1991, it became the first company to commercially manufacture resin color-changing lenses. Since its inception, the company has been a joint venture between PPG Industries (51%) and Essilor (49%). In April 2014, Essilor acquired a 51% stake in PPG. At present, the mainstream is resin photochromic lenses.
The characteristics of suppleness, lightweight and non-deformation
Pure titanium glasses have the characteristics of ultra-high flexibility, ultra-light, and not easily deformed. Pure titanium spectacle frames get rid of the shortcomings of ordinary spectacle frames that are stiff, heavy, and easily deformed. Medically implanted high-grade plate materials, combined with the color electroplating process, highlight youthful vitality and three-dimensional sense, making our facial features more refined. The nose pads are stable, not slack, and highly conformable, which avoids the embarrassing moment of the glasses frame falling down. And pure titanium glasses can make you look stable and reliable, and people can't help giving you more trust.
The history of chromatic contact lenses
Chromatic contact lenses, commonly known as color Lens, is a kind of Soft hydrophilic Contact Lens, belongs to the third category of medical devices. In 1971, Bausch & Lomb introduced the world's first pair of soft contact lenses. Before this, contact lenses are made of hard materials, with poor comfort, difficult to promote. Soon after, CIBA Vision made the lenses aqua blue to make them easier for users to operate. There were also special contact lenses with dark loops on the lenses, which were designed to help people with injured or defective eyes, like corneal white spots or iris defects, to conceal flaws, forming artificial pupils, so they were called beauty lenses.
Then, in the 1980s, American company Wesley Jessen (later bought by VisiCon) introduced the FreshLook chromatic contact lens, which used laser technology to print colored patterns onto the lens to change the color of the wearer's iris. Since then, contact lenses have been developed from a simple vision correction tool into a cosmetic with the effect of beauty makeup. It can brighten, enlarge, darken or change the color of the iris of the eye. At present, the common chromatic contact lenses are black, brown, gray, purple, blue, green, and so on. There are also a variety of color combinations or some special patterns.
What progressive spectacle lenses are best?
Essilor is a brand, and it designs, manufactures, and markets a wide range of lens products to help people correct and protect their vision. Essilor adheres to the corporate mission of 'improving vision, improving life', invests 200 million euros in research and development every year, and constantly launches new products to enhance consumers' experience in wearing glasses. Continuous innovation has always been the core gene of Essilor. In 1959, Essilor created the resin lens, and in the same year, it invented the world's first progressive lens. Innovation involves technology, manufacturing, sales, and service. Based on innovation, they can make as many people as possible obtain visual health, and this is the driving force to promote their development.
Titanium alloys have low thermal elasticity
The thermal conductivity of titanium is about 1/4 of nickel, 1/5 of iron, 1/14 of aluminum, and the thermal conductivity of different titanium alloys is about 50% lower than that of titanium.
The elastic modulus of titanium alloy is about 1/2 that of steel, so its rigidity is poor and is easy to deform, and it is not suitable to make slender rods and thin wall parts. When cutting, the spring back of the processing surface is very large, about 2 ~ 3 times of stainless steel, resulting in severe friction, adhesion, and bonding wear of the knife surface.
