Zenottic Sun Glasses
Q1: What sunglass styles look best on my specific face shape?

Match frame shapes to contrast your face shape. Round faces suit angular frames. Square faces suit round or oval frames. Oval faces can wear most styles. Heart-shaped faces look good with wider frames. Try styles on for best results.

Zenottic Griffith sunglasses, cat-eye frame, blue and brown acetate frame with polarized lenses
Q2: Is there a specific rating or standard I should look for to ensure adequate eye safety?

Always look for sunglasses labeled "UV 400" or "100% UV Protection". This is the absolute minimum requirement for eye safety. Price/style doesn't guarantee protection; check the label.

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Q3: What are the main differences between lens materials like polycarbonate, glass, and CR-39? Which is best for durability, clarity, weight, and scratch/polarization options?

Most common - lightweight, impact-resistant, good UV protection (ideal for sports/active use). Glass: Superior optical clarity & scratch resistance, but heavier and breakable. CR-39 Plastic: Light, good optics, inexpensive, less impact-resistant than polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is generally the best everyday balance.

Zenottic Erica cat-eye sunglasses in tortoise shell acetate frame and polarized lenses
Q4: What features justify a higher price point for designer or premium sunglasses?

Premium prices often pay for: Higher-grade lenses, durable/higher-quality frame materials, superior craftsmanship, designer branding, and sometimes advanced lens tech. Reliable UV protection is available at all price points; budget options can offer good protection and style but may sacrifice durability/optics.

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Q5: How does lens color/tint affect vision? Which tint is best for specific activities like driving, water sports, or general everyday use in bright conditions?

True color perception, reduces overall brightness best (general use, driving). Brown/Amber: Enhances contrast, good for variable light/overcast days (driving, golf). Green: Similar to gray, good contrast. Yellow/Orange: Dramatically boosts contrast in low light (fog, dusk). Mirrored: Reduce glare in very bright conditions (snow, water). Choose based on your primary activity.