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Everyone loves a selfie. However, taking selfies for glasses wearers can be quite a challenge. Luckily, we've put together some simple tips so you can master the art of taking perfect, flattering selfies with your glasses on, in no time. Avoid Glare From Your Lenses Don’t let light reflecting off your glasses lenses ruin your selfies. The easiest way to avoid reflections is with an anti-reflective coating on your lenses. Minimising glare when taking a selfie with your glasses on can also be achieved by tilting your head down a little - while making sure you can still see

Being told you need to wear prescription glasses can be a bit of a shock to the system. It can cause some uncertainty about how they will feel on your face and whether they will suit you. Luckily, we have some top tips for first-time glasses wearers, to help you adjust to this new lifestyle and embrace your new look. New Glasses Symptoms Be aware that there will be some minor side effects when wearing glasses for the first time. This can include eye strain, light dizziness or nausea, and headaches. Don’t worry, this is simply a sign that your eyes are adjusting to the prescription lenses. With regular and consistent use, the symptoms will usually disappear after a few days. However, if they last more than a couple of weeks, then speak to your optician. Remember, the more you wear your glasses the quicker

Looking after your eyes is an essential part of maintaining and taking care of your overall well-being. Like many things, doing nothing about poor eyesight is only going to make it worse. This can lead to further problems such as issues concentrating, sore eyes and headaches. To help prevent these issues, it is important to get your eyes tested regularly. The best way to keep your eyes in top condition is to get them tested regularly. According to the College of Optometrists, if you are over the age of 16 you should have your eyes tested every two years.

The world has changed drastically over the last couple of years. Some of the biggest changes have come in how we work. Those that can work from home were encouraged to. Working from home is a big change from the office and this can take some getting used to. In this blog, we'll outline some useful tips to help you adapt to home working and get you working at your best. 1. Make a Workspace One of the biggest barriers to working from home is finding a dedicated work area. This is somewhere separate from other living spaces, free from distractions such as TV, other family members or even pets. Gather everything you need for your job. Laptop, pens, work pad, chargers, whatever you need to do to get your work done effectively and efficiently.

With masks now mandatory in most shops and public places, a new challenge has been presented to glasses wearers. Glasses fogging can be a real nuisance. Whether it's reduced vision, having to constantly wipe your lenses or the moisture causing your frames to slip down your nose, it can be frustrating. In this blog, we'll give you some tips on keeping your lenses and glasses fog-free. Why Do Lenses Fog Up The main reason that glasses fog up is due to limited airflow. The shape of the mask means that the large

With Halloween just around the corner, it's important to start thinking of costume ideas. Even though we can't have the big parties we all want, that doesn't mean we can't dress up as our favourite characters. Swapping parties for virtual costume contests, household scavenger hunts or a Halloween movie night are great ways to have fun and stay safe. Looking to take first place in the costume contest? Or simply trying to spice up movie night? Take a look at our list of Halloween costumes for glasses wearers. Harry Potter - A classic but unbeatable choice. The thin round metal frames worn by Harry Potter have become iconic in the film world and beyond. Whether you're settling in for a movie marathon or looking to score 10 points for Gryffindor in your virtual costume party, you can't go wrong with these iconic frames. Bonus

Riding with glasses can be tricky. If your frames are loose or ill-fitting, they can be a dangerous distraction. The best glasses to wear whilst riding are frames with straight thin arms that don't bend around your ear. Thinner frames ensure a more comfortable fit without having to worry about the arm pressing against your head. This can be irritating and may cause headaches, especially on longer rides. Take a look at our tips for finding the perfect glasses for motorcyclists. Shop Glasses

Glasses are often seen as a necessity rather than a stylish fashion accessory when, in reality, they’re both. They have the ability to shake up your outfits and everyday style in an instant, all while remaining highly practical. When paired with a groomed beard, you have a dapper appearance without any of the effort. As easy as it may sound, knowing what type of facial hair and glasses suit your face is a lot harder than it seems. While we’ve created an in-depth article covering what glasses suit each face shape, here we take a look at the glasses that suit different beard shapes based on what's best for your features. Oval Faces You’ll be pleased to know that oval faces are

The role of eyewear in sports is often overlooked. From cycling to skiing, specs are used in a variety of sports. Glasses wearers can often feel alienated and excluded from participating in sports, especially contact sports such as rugby and football. Here are some tips on how to keep your glasses on during sports, and how to keep them safe.

You’ve just completed your annual eye test, your prescription has changed, and you need some new glasses – but what do you do with your old pair? Unfortunately, your frames can’t be recycled by putting them in your household recycling bin. Largely made from both metal and plastic, it’s difficult for these materials to be separated. This, unfortunately, rules out the possibility of recycling. Don’t fret, however, as there are several other alternatives for what to do with your old glasses. Shop Glasses