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When shopping for the perfect pair of glasses, one of the first things to consider is frame type. Glasses typically fall into three primary categories: full frame, semi-rimless, and rimless. Each frame type boasts distinct characteristics, offering a varied appearance and sensation.
When a frame fully outlines the lenses, the glasses are considered full frame. Full frames are a good option if you are looking to highlight your eyes. These frames are the most sturdy and are the best option to accommodate higher prescriptions that require thicker lenses.
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Semi-rimless frames outline the top portion of the lens and help accentuate the upper half of your face. These frames offer a sophisticated appearance with a lightweight feel and superior comfort. With the lenses being half exposed, they are more susceptible to chips and cracks.
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Exactly as it sounds, rimless glasses come without rims. These frames are composed of just the temples and nose bridge. A little more delicate than other frame types, rimless frames provide the largest field of vision and are also the most lightweight option.
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