Idea # 1: Choose the right color

Wearing tinted glasses on your glasses guarantees a different vision depending on the color chosen.
Indeed, there are different shades of glasses that do not all have the same use:

- Gray tinted lenses offer a good restitution of natural colors.
- The brown tinted lenses offer a sunny horizon and are pleasant to wear.
- Yellow tinted glasses increase contrasts. They are useful for driving at night or for winter sports in gray weather as they improve reflections. Sensitive eyes to refrain!
- Green tinted glasses provide a feeling of well-being and rest. However, they tend to distort colors.
- Pink and blue tinted glasses are the latest in the class because they are not very effective even in low light intensity.

The choice of the color of the glasses of your sunglasses also depends on your problems of sight. So :

- If you are short-sighted , opt for brown tinted glasses!
This defect of vision has the characteristic of making the objects fuzzy when they are too far apart.
And because the dark colors increase the contrasts they will allow you to see more clearly at the same time!
- If you are hypermetropic, preferably choose gray or green lenses.
Their soft, soothing and natural color will perfectly fit your eyes.

Idea # 2: Which Glasses Opt?

Now, the sunglasses market offers us two types of glasses to protect our eyes from the sun.

- Photochromic lenses : they adapt to all types of luminosity.
They have the characteristic of darkening or lightening according to the temperature and the intensity of the UV.
The little more of these spectacle glasses: once outside, they color themselves in gray or brown according to your choice!

- Polarizing glasses: they help to fight the phenomenon of glare.
However, they are particularly recommended for driving and nautical activities.

Idea # 3: What clue to my sunglasses?

Warning ! It is not because the glasses are tinted that they filter correctly the sun's rays!
The first thing to expect from your sunglasses is to be equipped with anti-UV glasses.

To find out, just refer to the pictogram on the glass of your glasses.
Also note that some colorless glasses can stop 100% of UV .
So do not have any ideas about tinted glasses!