Jen Booth shows how sunglasses shape changes where your eye lands on your face and shifts how your features look. Instead of asking if you like a style, ask what it does to you. The right frames create visual harmony with your face shape, not just personal preference.
Have you ever seen a pair of sunglasses on someone and thought, I have to have those? Then you try them on and you're like, absolutely not. You know, the sunglasses did not suddenly become ugly and neither did you. Here's what nobody teaches us is we usually shop by asking, do I like this? But there's another question we should be asking. What does this do on me? Because the shape of something can change where your eye goes, you know, how wide or long your face appears, and which features become more noticeable. You know, let's try another pair on. Look at the difference. You know, the same person, it's me, same face, but different relationship. That is harmony. And once you understand your own face, body, and coloring, you stop thinking, why doesn't that look good on me? And you start understanding why. That's what we call the Beauty Code. Beauty isn't one size fits all. It's about discovering what was made for you.
