1. Goose egg face, commonly known as goose egg type.
This kind of face is ideal, with even outline, rounded lines and no prominent edges and corners. Suitable for almost all styles of sunglasses.
2. Round face This face has no obvious cheekbones or chin contours, and its face is full. If you have a round face, avoid round sunglasses, which will make your face more round. Don't choose sunglasses with narrower frames than your face, which will make your face look wider. Choose those angular sunglasses, such as square ones, to enhance the sense of facial contour.
3. Rectangular face People with this face shape have obvious mandibular edges and corners, but their faces are longer. A round frame is needed to ease the edges and corners and shorten the face.
4. The jaw line of the square face is prominent and angular. A square face has two characteristics: square and short. Using a round frame, especially one with a round bottom, can reduce the feeling that the edges and corners are too obvious. There are two ways to pull a "long" face:
A. choose a frame with a smaller height. If the height of the frame is too large, it will occupy more than half of the face, which makes people feel that this face is short;
B. If possible, choose a frame with a higher temple position, which will make your face look longer.
5. Triangular surfaces Triangles are divided into regular triangles and inverted triangles. This face is characterized by the width of the top of the head, chin and cheeks (inverted triangle is just the opposite). This face is unbalanced in appearance, and the upper part is larger and protruding than the lower part (the reverse triangle is the opposite). It is necessary to wear glasses frames with just the opposite appearance, and the lower position of the temples is also helpful to improve this effect.