The secret to finding your size really lies in the way you literally see yourself or the way you want to see yourself in glasses as a style.

Understand that when it comes to style, you are the real expert. I suggest you go with your own opinion, or call us (professionals), we'll be more than happy to help.

However, there are some basic ideas to consider (as seen in example #1, temporal view). The temple length of a frame should be long enough to go around the ears. If the temples are to short they can ride up and not feel comfortable. This may indicate that the frame may be too small. If the temples are to long they can dig into your neck, this is also a good indication that the frame is too large.

Now look at example #2, the (frontal view). Although the picture looks good, this is just one style. Remember that people with style are either trend setters or reflections of trends, and they are both good.

Ask yourself these questions:

1. You want to consider things like do I want to accentuate my eyebrows or does it really matter? Do I have high cheekbones or does my face tend to be more flat?

2. Am I looking for a heavy look or a lighter look?

3. Have I ever seen this look on anyone else or something like it, and did I like it? When choosing the size of your eyeglasses or frames, what you need to have in your mind is a basic idea of what you're looking for and where and how to achieve that look.