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What kind of glass frame looks good on bald head/crop hair cut ?

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Razor X:

--- Quote from: BillOnBass on November 03, 2012, 05:04:36 PM ---
I prefer my daily contact lenses over my glasses and wear them about 90% of the time.  The glasses provide slightly better vision but I'm constantly cleaning them and readjusting them.  With contacts I can just put them in in the morning and forget about them.  Contacts are better for most physical activities, too.

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I find the contacts provide better vision, particularly for reading.  I can't seem to read comfortably with my current glasses at all but the contacts aren't really a problem.  I don't know why; the prescription is supposed to be the same.

And you're right, contacts are better for  physical activities.

theman:
I think the reason being that the contacts are right against the eye.  Which is why they are clearer.  Some days my eyes get so dry which I use Systane Lube drops for , and then allgery season.  Style of glass's, suits, etc. they saw will go out in in 10 years come back in again.  Hair has not done that LOL !
Once it goes out been only growing on becoming SLY !

Mr Jules:

--- Quote from: Razor X on November 03, 2012, 07:26:30 PM ---And you're right, contacts are better for  physical activities.

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This is the only reason why I'd consider wearing contacts.

In the rain, I can either cycle and my glasses get covered with drops of water. Or I can cycle without my glasses. Either way, it's no fun.

benlen:
It's funny how some of the older guys here look at horn rimmed glasses and flinch, while younger men, women, and "hipsters" are looking back towards older/heavier styles of glasses.

I can say that I think personally that the right horn rimmed frames look great on a bald head...but not everyone can or should try the Ray Ban Wayfarers as precription glasses.

I myself compromised, and went with a pair of "brow line glasses" ala Malcolm X and G men and Mad Men of the 1940s, 50s, and 60s. I wanted to purchase a pair of Shurons, but instead went with the Ray Ban Clubmasters...extremely comfortable and great looking. Browline glasses are a classic style without being too pretentious. 

Then again, as a writer/artist who likes plaid, that's sort of expected of me and the next generation of beat poet wannabes and liberal arts students :-p

It's a niche thing.

Razor X:

--- Quote from: benlen on November 24, 2012, 06:51:55 PM ---It's funny how some of the older guys here look at horn rimmed glasses and flinch, while younger men, women, and "hipsters" are looking back towards older/heavier styles of glasses.


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Some of us older guys grew up wearing those heavier horn-rim styles.  Some of us are even ancient enough to remember when the lenses were actually made of glass.   :o :o   There was a time when there really wasn't anything else available.  They weren't fashion accessories; they were a practical necessity that weren't considered to be particularly hip. So the memories attached to them generally are not fond ones.    :)

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