How To Choose The Best Glasses And Frames For Your Face Shape

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In this video men's style, grooming, fitness, confidence and lifestyle expert, Aaron Marino of iamalpham.com aaronmarino.com and peteandpedro.com, teaches you how to select the best glasses and sunglasses frames for your face shape. In this video Alpha M. will show you how to figure out what face shape you have and then how to picked the best glasses for your specific face shape.

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Guidelines When Selecting Frames

What is your face shape? Heart / diamond, round, square, and oval are the type of facial shapes. Alpha presents and discusses the following cheat sheet to help you assess your face shape.

The proportion (size) of the frames that you are wearing need to balance (face and frame) unlike face shape that contrast. Aaron illustrates the rules-of-thumb for frames for specific face shapes with examples as well as demonstrates balancing proportion:

Round faces need frames that are wider than tall to elongate your face

Square faces / jaw need rounder and softer frames to lengthened and soften the natural angularity

Oval shapes need symmetrical and not too structure frames to maintain natural balance

Heart / diamond shaped face can get away with pretty much anything