RAYBAN SPECS
Growing up I always wanted glasses, I saw it as a trend more than anything. I was around 14 years old when my wish came true I guess because now I needed reading glasses. (You know the saying 'be careful what you wish for'). I literally wore them for a few weeks before they occupied a shelf in my room for years, literally.
Last year I decided to get my eyes tested and buy a new pair of specs and actually wear them, I ordered a pair but never went back to collect them, I guess I forgot, until last week.
Last year I decided to get my eyes tested and buy a new pair of specs and actually wear them, I ordered a pair but never went back to collect them, I guess I forgot, until last week.
Over the past few months I have been studying for my masters degree and I noticed that I had been straining my eyes more than usual, resulting in discomfort. So I headed down to the nearest opticians. For what I thought was going to be a quick 30 minutes turned into a lengthy 2 hours and some change.
I ended up having a new eye test done because the one I had done before was almost a year ago to my surprise. (How embarrassing, in my mind it was only a couple months.) I looked through so many glasses, different shapes, sizes and colours. The hardest part was narrowing my collection of specs from 20 to 1.
I got advised about the RayBan selection in the kids range (Y'all I guess I have a small face, everything was just looking too big lol) I tried on a couple and they fit better. After some discussion with a few of the opticians about deciding which frames I should get whether the really cool orange frame (that I slowly fell in love with) or black frames I ended up going with the sleek black frame as they are more sensible/practical.
The company I got these from are Vision Express, they have great deals and discounts. Although these are from the kids selection the women's selection are similar just bigger and there is a broader choice.
I love how the frames look but I did find that they kept sliding down the bridge of my nose when I went back to them they sorted it out with no hassle.
Moral of the story, don't do what I did and not wear your glasses!
-Roxie
-Roxie
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