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Hey there! Have you ever had a pair of glasses that just don’t seem to fit right? You know, the kind that keep slipping down your nose and won’t stay put? Well, I’m here to tell you that there’s an easy fix for this problem - make your glasses touch your cheeks! It’s a simple trick that’ll have you looking stylish in no time. Plus, it’ll help keep those pesky specs from sliding down your face. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get started and make those glasses touch your cheeks!
How Do I Make My Glasses Not Touch My Cheeks? [Solved]
If you’re looking for a pair of glasses that won’t give you any cheek-pinching problems, go for something narrow, cat eye or rectangular. Oval glasses are a great alternative to circular ones, and if you want something more angular than teardrop aviators, try navigator aviators instead.
Comfort: Ensuring that the glasses fit comfortably on your face is key to having a successful pair of glasses. Making sure that the frames touch your cheeks will help keep them in place and prevent them from slipping down your nose.
Fit: When you try on a pair of glasses, make sure they fit snugly against your cheeks and bridge of your nose. If they are too loose, they may slide down or cause discomfort when wearing them for long periods of time.
Style: The shape and size of the frames should be chosen based on what looks best with your face shape and features. Frames that touch the cheeks can help create a more balanced look, while larger frames may overpower smaller faces or features.
Adjustment: If you find that the frames are not touching your cheeks properly, you can have an optician adjust them to ensure a better fit and comfort level when wearing them for extended periods of time
Making glasses touch your cheeks is a simple way to make sure they fit properly. You want them to be snug, but not too tight - just enough so they don’t slip off. To do this, just slide the frames up your nose until they rest comfortably on your cheeks. There ya go!
