Choosing the Color of Frames

The color of your frames is second only to size, in importance. The right color can enhance your features, complement your style and convey your personality.

Table of Contents

  1. Hair Color
  2. Bald or Shaved Heads
  3. Eye Color
  4. Skin Tone
  5. The Psychology of Color

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The color of your frames is second only to size, in importance. The right color can enhance features, complement style and convey personality.

1. Hair Color

  • Blonde Hair: Soft colors: tortoise, pastel, or clear frames. Add color, don't overwhelm.
  • Brunette Hair: Bold colors: black, deep blues, or rich reds. Create a striking contrast.
  • Red Hair: 
    • Earthy tones: olive, brown, or gold. Create a harmony.
    • Teal or purple frames. For a bolder statement.
  • Gray or White Hair: Neutral tones: silver, gray, or soft pastels. Create a refined and sophisticated look.

2. Bald or Shaved Heads

  • Bold Colors: Dark: black, brown. Light: red, blue, or even neon shades. Create a striking look, drawing attention to your eyes.

3. Eye Color

  • Blue Eyes: 
    • Warm colors: amber, copper, or gold. Make blue eyes pop.
    • Blue or gray. For a more subdued look.
  • Green Eyes: 
    • Rich earth tones: olive, bronze, or brown.
    • Purple frames. Create stunning contrast.
  • Brown Eyes: 
    • Warm tones: gold, tortoiseshell, or deep green. Add depth.
    • Bold colors: red or blue. Make a strong statement.
  • Hazel Eyes: Green, gold, or brown. Create a cohesive and flattering look.

4. Skin Tone

  • Cool Skin Tones: Pink or blue undertones. Frames in cool colors like silver, blue, gray, or black. These colors will enhance your natural complexion.
  • Warm Skin Tones: Yellow, peachy, or golden undertones. Frames in gold, brown, tortoiseshell, or even shades of red can be particularly flattering.
  • Neutral Skin Tones: Experiment with a wide range of hues to find what you love best.

5. The Psychology of Color

Colors can influence perceptions and convey different aspects of your personality.

  • Black Frames: Classic and sophisticated, black frames suggest confidence, professionalism, and authority. The choice for those who want timelessness and versatility.
  • Red Frames: Bold and daring, red frames indicate a passionate, energetic, and outgoing personality. Perfect for someone who loves to stand out and make a statement.
  • Blue Frames: Cool and calm, blue frames can convey a sense of tranquility, intelligence, and reliability. Chosen by those who want to project a thoughtful and composed demeanor.
  • Green Frames: Green frames suggest creativity, balance, and a connection to nature. Ideal for those who appreciate uniqueness and have a laid-back, earthy vibe.
  • Tortoise Frames: Warm and approachable, tortoise frames are suggest a friendly, down-to-earth personality. Great option for blending style with versatility.
  • Clear Frames: Modern and minimalist, clear frames are forward-thinking and open-minded. A popular choice for those who want a subtle yet stylish look.

 

At Point Superior, Your Look Goes Beyond Frame Colors

At Point Superior, your control over your look goes beyond just choosing frame colors. We offer various lens color options that can perfectly complement your style. For example, if you're hesitant to choose red frames because you feel they're too bold, you can opt for our Dreamy lenses paired with clear frames. This combination allows you to showcase your passionate and outgoing personality while maintaining a modern look that isn't overly flashy.

Here are some of our top combinations of lens and frame colors:

  • Clear Frames with Dreamy Lenses (Indoors: Clear, Outdoors: Magenta): A  trendy look that adds a touch of flair without being overpowering.
  • Clear Frames with Competitive Lenses (Indoors: Amber, Outdoors: Gray): This combination gives off a professional air while maintaining a sleek, modern appearance.
  • Metal or Black Frames with Spirited Lenses (Indoors: Clear, Outdoors: Gray): A sophisticated choice that balances professionalism with subtle style.
Choosing the right frame color is a blend of art, science, and self-expression. By considering factors like hair, eye color, skin tone, and even the psychology of colors, you can select frames that not only enhance your appearance but also reflect your unique personality. 
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