Some practices even have computer screens that enable you to see how you look in certain frames. Tortoise shell frames can look extremely good on some fair people as long as they are not too dark, but avoid clear crystal frames as they are too colourless for most pale complexions. Blue or green tinged frames also tend to drain colour from cool cheeks. Dark complexions - People with olive, Mediterranean, golden or Asian skin and rich black hair often look stunning in silver, gold or clear frames. Also try burgundy and brown colours, but black can be too heavy.
All metallic frames suit black skins.
Amber usually works well too, but black is either wonderful or awful, depending on style. Be careful with colours they rarely contribute to overall style unless they re bright, fun and specially chosen to work with a specific outfit. An oval face has a slightly wider forehead than jaw, well balanced and softly rounded. Round faces - For faces that are short and fairly wide with full cheeks and a round chin, choose slimming styles. Slightly elongated shapes work well as long as they are not too shallow, while square, or even up-swept styles can help to highlight the upper face.