The sunglasses are too big, you can try the following three adjustment methods:
1. Adjusting nose pads: The size of sunglasses is mainly controlled by the nose pads and mirror arms. If the sunglasses are a bit too big to wear, you can solve it by adjusting the height of the nose pad. Open the nose pads on both sides and move them up or down until you find the most suitable position for yourself. When adjusting the nose pad, avoid applying too much force to prevent damage to the sunglasses.
2. Change the curvature of the mirror arm: If you still feel that the sunglasses are a bit too big after adjusting the nose pad, you can consider changing the curvature of the mirror arm. By gently adjusting the curvature of the mirror arm, the angle of the lens can be changed to make the sunglasses closer to the face and improve the comfort of wearing.
3. Auxiliary tool: Silicone pad: Apply silicone pad at the connection between the frame and the mirror frame to reduce the size of the frame and increase the fit between the sunglasses and the face, preventing the sunglasses from slipping off. When choosing a black silicone pad, its color is almost imperceptible and it sticks very firmly, making it very practical. When using silicone pads, make sure the edges are aligned and regularly clean with alcohol to maintain cleanliness and durability. Clip: Clip can increase the clamping force of the frame, which helps solve the problem of sunglasses falling off. When installing the clips, simply clip them on both sides of the sunglasses. But when choosing a clip, one should choose the appropriate style based on the size and shape of the sunglasses. Other creative methods: such as using double eyelid patches and other items, by cutting and pasting them in appropriate positions on the sunglasses, the fit of the sunglasses can also be adjusted to a certain extent. But this method may require a certain amount of patience and meticulous operation to ensure that the effect is natural and does not affect the comfort of wearing.
The above methods are for reference only, and the specific effect may vary depending on factors such as the style, material, and personal face shape of the sunglasses. If none of the above methods can solve the problem, it is recommended to consider replacing sunglasses that are more suitable for your face shape.