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What kind of glass frame looks good on bald head/crop hair cut ?
D.A.L.U.I.:
I think "progressive" lenses and "no-line bifocals" are the same thing. The effect for me is the same--I have some I use when I take my contacts out, but essentially, for me at least, it's the same effect. Okay to read in bed at night, but for full time use, forget about it.
baldjoeg:
Razor, I like the glass frames that you have. They look good on you.
Mango, The Oakley glasses look great on you and compliment your great looking sly dome.
I tried contacts a long time ago. They did not work out too well for me due to my astigmitism in my right eye.
I now wear progressive bi focals and they work out well. As long as they are in proper adjustment they work out well for me.
benlen:
--- Quote from: Razor X on November 25, 2012, 07:18:59 PM ---I just looked at some Oakleys online. It's the same dilemma -- they all seem to be rectangular and I don't really like how I look in rectangular frames. I suppose I'll have to try some on sometime and see if I can find something that works.
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Razor, are there any Oakley stores near where you live? I live in Maine, and though it's pretty barren up here, there's a couple oakley stores/lenscrafters that would have oakley frames, perhaps even optical frames, for you to try.
Razor X:
--- Quote from: saintc on November 25, 2012, 07:45:31 PM ---I think "progressive" lenses and "no-line bifocals" are the same thing. The effect for me is the same--I have some I use when I take my contacts out, but essentially, for me at least, it's the same effect. Okay to read in bed at night, but for full time use, forget about it.
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I'll need a pair for the very same reason. I tend to watch TV in bed and surf around the web on my tablet at the same time, and I need to be able to switch back and forth between the TV and tablet without having to switch glasses or take them on and off. It's very annoying.
I can read with my contacts a lot better than I can with my glasses for some reason, even though the prescription is the same. Perhaps because the contact lens moves with the eye? I usually have to take the contacts out by 9 pm at the latest because my eyes are usually too tired or dry to keep wearing them any longer than that.
Razor X:
--- Quote from: benlen on November 25, 2012, 07:57:54 PM ---
--- Quote from: Razor X on November 25, 2012, 07:18:59 PM ---I just looked at some Oakleys online. It's the same dilemma -- they all seem to be rectangular and I don't really like how I look in rectangular frames. I suppose I'll have to try some on sometime and see if I can find something that works.
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Razor, are there any Oakley stores near where you live? I live in Maine, and though it's pretty barren up here, there's a couple oakley stores/lenscrafters that would have oakley frames, perhaps even optical frames, for you to try.
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They had a few different kinds of Oakleys at Lenscrafters the last time I was there shopping for frames, but nothing that I really liked. The selection was very poor and not just for the Oakleys. Those big box opticians do not have the wide variety of choices that they used to.
My problem is that I tend to find something in the store that I think I like and then when I get home I'm not so sure about them anymore. I do think it's harder to find something that looks good with a bald head because without hair, the glasses are more of a focal point.
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