Before starting to talk about "how to use discount prescription glasses to modify face shape", let's first talk about an important cognition (basic theory). This can answer many of your questions and also help you avoid many detours.

What we call 'good-looking' is divided into different dimensions:

·Beginner level is' good-looking '. The so-called "making facial features look more delicate, lines more beautiful, and skin better" are all at this level. At this point, he didn't know himself well enough and was more focused on learning and imitating, paying great attention to others' evaluations.

·Advanced is' appropriate '. Focus on the contextualization and identity of one's image. Just being 'good-looking' is not enough. Also, maintain a harmonious relationship with the occasion/environment/identity. The most common example is the appearance of some celebrities and elites on the platform.

·The other level is' self '. They emphasize cultural or artistic sense. His image began to be labeled and IP tooled. Culture is its core. Have you thought about their discount prescription glasses?

Everyone has different demands, talents, and energy, so you should choose the point of most concern and directly enter.

How to "look good"? (Mainly discussing how to perform self-inspection, as well as various methods of modifying faces such as square face, round face, short face, high cheekbones, etc.)

How to achieve 'appropriateness'? How to position yourself based on the environment, role, and criteria for choosing discount prescription glasses? How to express yourself?

Details that affect the health of glasses, such as tilt angle, distance between the eyes, and distance between the pupils of one eye.

Cognition gradually changes with the deepening of work. When designing glasses, I also pay special attention to the aspect of being "good-looking". 'Looks good' is a superficial technical activity.