Style Choices: Glasses and Their Facial Impact

Glasses can reshape your face's perceived lines and balance. Whether for vision or style, picking the right frames is key—and a scan with MirrorIQ can help you visualize how each shape complements you. Interested in personalized feedback? See scan price options here.

How Glasses Change Perception

Frame thickness, color, and width can visually alter the height of eyebrows, the width of cheeks, and the line of your jaw. MirrorIQ allows you to test different looks with a single selfie upload—your results stay private. Compare Glasses Scan Packages for full detail.

What Frames Work for Your Face?

• Round faces suit rectangular frames for counterbalance.

• Square faces benefit from soft, curved edges.

• Oval faces are flexible—almost any style works.

• Frames should never hide prominent features like cheekbones or brows.

Using MirrorIQ for Instant, Private Virtual Try-Ons

Snap a selfie, add virtual frames, and see which styles highlight your personality. Try more looks for new vibes—your feedback is solely for you. See the face shape eyewear selection guide for specific advice.

Fashion Meets Function

Trust your style instincts, but use analysis to see the harmony of your features with each new look. Scan as many times as you'd like—MirrorIQ never keeps your data beyond the result you see.

Not medical advice. For informational purposes.

In Closing

Glasses are more than tools—they highlight who you are! For more, try MirrorIQ Home and see frame tips instantly.

FAQ

• Can I test multiple glasses styles? Yes, upload photos with each pair for feedback. View available scans and pricing options here.

• Does rim size matter in face analysis? Yes, thicker or thinner rims change how features stand out.

• Are virtual try-ons accurate? They give a close approximation for informational purposes.

• How does MirrorIQ protect privacy? All uploads are deleted after scanning; results are never saved.

• Should my glasses fit within my face width? Generally, yes—frames shouldn't extend far beyond cheekbones.

• Can I analyze sunglasses with MirrorIQ? Yes, but choose frames that expose enough of the eyes and brow lines for a meaningful report.