Sunglasses should sit comfortably and securely on the bridge of your nose.
Here's a breakdown of how to properly wear sunglasses on your nose:
- Proper Fit: The sunglasses should rest on the bridge of your nose without pressing uncomfortably or leaving marks. The weight should be evenly distributed.
- Level Placement: Ensure the sunglasses are level with your face and not tilted or crooked.
- Avoid Cheek Contact: The frames shouldn't touch or press against your cheeks when you smile.
- No Forehead/Brow Contact: The top of the frames shouldn't touch your forehead or brow.
- Not Too Far Forward or Back: The lenses should sit at a comfortable distance from your eyes, not too close or too far.
If your sunglasses don't fit well, consider the following:
- Adjustable Nose Pads: Sunglasses with adjustable nose pads allow for a more customized fit.
- Frame Size: Choosing the correct frame size is crucial. A frame that is too wide or too narrow will not sit properly on your nose.
- Professional Adjustment: An optician can often adjust the frames to better fit your face and nose.
By ensuring a proper fit, you can wear your sunglasses comfortably and effectively protect your eyes from the sun.
