* Rose is obviously pink in color and not highly recommended by optometrists, but does remain an option.

A well-fitted pair of prescription eyeglasses can significantly enhance one's appearance. There are two types of face shapes to consider. Angular face shapes are more squared off as opposed to curvilinear face shapes that have a more rounded look. Finding eyewear that compliments your facial shape is to your benefit if fashion is a concern.

The bottom line is that if you are one of those unfortunate people that have an eye condition and need to wear prescription eyeglasses, then make most of it and find right style and fit for your specific personality.

The Optometrist is eye doctor who usually will give eye exam and checks for any diseases and medical conditions. They are licensed to dispense prescription eyeglasses and medications.

There are three very common eye disorders that can be treated by wearing prescription eyeglasses. * Mypoia, another name for nearsightedness. The symptoms are blurred vision and inability to focus on objects that are in distance. * Hyberopia, which means farsightedness. It is opposite of Myopia. The symptoms are headaches, eye fatigue after reading or watching television.

* Glaucoma, which is build up of fluid on retina. There are no warning signs to this disease and it can cause loss of sight if left untreated. A person should have their eyes examined by an optometrist every two years until they are age of 60 then examinations should be annually.