1. Undertone
Choose an undertone that suits your complexion. Warm browns and tortoiseshell suits warm colouring. Cool greys, blues and blacks suit cool colouring.
2. Shape
Pick a pair that flatters your defining features (find out more about them here). Angles for angled features and curved for curved features.
3. Bridge
A high bridge will make your nose look longer, a low bridge (butterfly shape) will make your nose look shorter.
4. Size
The larger and deeper the frame the shorter your face will look, so if you have a long face shape, choose a deeper frame. If you have a shorter face (round or square) then choose a narrower frame.
5. Scale
The scale of the frame should relate to your face, unless you are dramatic and want to express that part of your personality.
6. Eyebrows
Make sure your eyebrows don’t stick out of the top of the frame at an odd angle so you look like you’re permanently surprised.
7. Top Bar
Balance a strong jaw with a heavier top bar
