New Frame Glasses

• What are the newest styles of glasses?

  Find out about the newest eyeglasses styles from ZEELOOL:
  
  

  Cat-eye glasses:

  
  The cat eye style is trendy and looks good on all face types. They give off a cute and mysterious vibe.
  
  

  Geometric glasses:

  
  Frames from the 1970s that look good on round faces and come in bright colors for a vintage look.
  
  

  Oversized round glasses:

  
  They look great on everyone and balance out sharp features. Best for people with high doses; people with small faces should stay away from styles that are too big.
  
  

  Eco-friendly frame glasses:

  
  These glasses have an eco-friendly frame and are made from eco-friendly materials to help people live more sustainably.
  
  

  Metal wire-frame glasses:

  
  Low-key and light. They're often called "nerd glasses," and they can fit thin lenses.

• How long does it take to adjust to new glasses?

  Small changes:

  
  You might get used to your new glasses in about two days if the changes to your prescription or frame size aren't too big or too small.
  
  

  First-time wearers:

  
  It could take more than a week to get used to your new glasses if they are your first pair.
  Important changes to prescriptions: It could take up to a week to get used to big changes like more astigmatism correction or a different frame size.
  
  

  Progressive glasses:

  
  People who have never worn them before may need more time to get used to them, even if they have the same prescription.
  
  

  Astigmatism:

  
  It can take anywhere from a few days to two weeks to get used to new glasses.
  
  

  Glasses for reading:

  
  Most people need three to four days to get used to it.
  
  

  Tip:

  
  If the pain doesn't go away after 3–4 weeks, talk to your eye doctor or think about returning the glasses for free within 30 days.