How to Match Hairstyles and Glasses (2)

Brunette wearing glasses
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What to look for and to avoid in Hairstyles
 
There is one element of haircuts that does not work with glasses. It is the long, asymmetrical bangs. Avoid any diagonal streaks of long hair over your face when you wear spectacles. Too many lines can create chaos and distract from both the hairstyle and the glasses.
 
If you have special designer glasses with a lot of decoration, rhinestones, or special coloring on the sides, then you'd be happy with a haircut that leaves the sides open, is short, or tucked behind the ears.
 
Straight bangs can enhance the "serious look" that some glasses can give. If you like it, go for it!
 
There is no advantage or disadvantage of having your bangs touch or even cover the frame of your glasses. It is up to you and your personal taste.
 
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Glasses bring more focus to your eyes and to your eyebrows as well. Make sure that your eyebrows are well groomed, neatly plugged, and well shaped. Details like this have a big impact on your overall appearance.
 
Choosing glasses to match your hair and hairstyle
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There are as many different types of glasses as personalities out there. If you follow these simple guidelines and shop around, try on different styles, and experiment with daring and more subtle frames, you will find the perfect pair.
 
Glasses are a medical aid and necessity for many, but that doesn't mean they can't be stylish and enhance your appearance! Have fun with this prescribed accessory and perhaps get an extra pair in a different design!
 
And yes, they also make you look smarter... but you already knew that, didn't you?
 
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See also:
 
Hairstyles for eyeglass wearers
 
How to find the right glasses
 
Are long blunt cut bangs ok when you are wearing glasses?
 
Do I really need to keep my glasses off the whole time during a haircut?
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