3 Things to Consider when Choosing Photochromic Lens Frames


When you’re prospecting to get photochromic lenses, there is a big chance that you are looking at the benefits of how the lenses function. Who wouldn’t? For a certain price, you can enjoy intuitive eyewear that adjusts color in the presence of UV rays and turns clear indoors. Some of us might never give second thought at the frames given that the lenses are already where all the magic happens. Actually, the frames are just as important as your photochromic lenses, and here are some points you need to cover when looking from the frames that match your dynamic lenses.





Mix and Match


So that you’re aware, you can actually choose different colors for your photochromic lenses to transition into. From clear, it could turn yellow, orange, greenish, grayish, and blue to name a few. When these transition, make sure that your frames match your lenses. Choose complimenting colors, bold contrasts, or playful pantones that will tie up your overall style.



Practical Function


If you aren’t just in it for the fashion, you could be into photochromic lenses for the function so make sure to choose lenses that are perfect for your purpose. If you plan to use your lenses for sports, make sure to choose a comfortable and snugly fit sports frames. If it’s for work, like for welders, safety goggles are the way to go.



Shapes & Shades


Finally, if you’re going for frames that are neutral in color like black plastic or something else metallic, choose frames that you can comfortably sport as shades. Go for sunglasses frames and have the optician change the lenses to your prescription photochromic lenses. Or you can go all out and opt for aviator shades to add some classy vintage accent to your everyday apparel.

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