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I didn’t realise my glasses needed updating. Not until I was sitting at my dressing table, doing my makeup, and something felt… off.
It wasn’t my foundation.
It wasn’t my hair.
It wasn’t the lighting (although I blamed that first).
It was the reflection staring back at me.
When you sit in front of a proper mirror — especially one with good lighting — you see everything. Every detail. Every shadow. Every tiny imbalance. And that morning, while blending my concealer, I noticed my glasses looked heavier than I remembered.
They weren’t terrible. Just… outdated.
I’ve always enjoyed getting ready. Not in a dramatic way. Just the quiet routine of it. Hair brushed properly. A bit of mascara. Lip balm. Maybe soft curls if I have time.
But glasses sit right in the middle of your face. So no matter how good your makeup is, they frame it- literally. And suddenly I realised my frames were fighting everything else.
They were thick. Slightly dark. A bit harsh. I’d had them for years. Back when I didn’t care much about style. Back when I picked frames the same way I picked school supplies — practical and nothing more.
But now my bedroom setup felt more grown up. I had proper lighting around my mirror. I’d upgraded my dressing table. My hair routine had improved. Yet my glasses hadn’t changed at all. It felt mismatched.
A few days later, I saw a photo from a friend’s birthday dinner. The lighting was warm. My makeup actually looked good for once. My hair had behaved.
But my glasses? They looked bulky. Not trendy oversized. Just bulky.
That was the moment I stopped ignoring it. When everything else is put together, your outfit, your hair, your makeup — outdated frames stand out more than you think.
One evening, while scrolling through beauty bits online, I somehow ended up looking at DKNY Glasses.I wasn’t searching for them specifically. I think I just clicked because the shapes looked clean. Softer. More modern. The kind of frames that don’t overpower your face.
What I liked was that they didn’t look loud. They looked wearable. The type you could sit at your dressing table in, finish your eyeliner, and feel like everything was balanced.
Not dramatic. Just polished.I added a pair to my basket.Removed them. Added them again. You know that internal debate.
“Do I actually need new glasses?”
“Am I just bored?”
“Is this a real upgrade or just different?”
I ended up ordering them anyway. Through Feel Good Contacts, mostly because I could easily compare the sizing with my old pair and it felt practical enough to justify the decision.
When they arrived, I didn’t rush to wear them out. I put them on at my dressing table first.
That’s always the real test. Not the bathroom mirror. Not a shop mirror. The mirror where you do your makeup. The one that shows everything.
They felt lighter instantly. Not physically dramatic, but visually lighter. My eyes looked clearer. My makeup looked more visible. My face didn’t feel “blocked” anymore.
It was subtle, but I noticed it. And when you’re into beauty and self-care, subtle changes matter.
One thing I didn’t think about before was how glasses affect hairstyles. With my old frames, when I tied my hair back, everything looked sharp and a bit severe. The thick rims made my face look smaller.
With the new frames, my hair felt more balanced. Whether it was loose waves or a simple ponytail, the overall look was softer. It’s strange how something small can shift the whole vibe of your appearance.
There are days when I skip glasses completely. Especially when I’ve spent extra time on eye makeup. Or when I want a cleaner look for a night out. That’s when I switch to Contact Lenses.
Lenses feel invisible. They let the makeup do all the talking. No frames interrupting eyeliner or brows.
I used to think it had to be one or the other glasses or lenses. Now it feels more like choosing between straight hair or curls. Just different moods. Different days.
Nothing dramatic happened after I switched frames.I didn’t suddenly change my wardrobe.
I didn’t redecorate my bedroom again. My life continued as normal. But I stopped noticing my glasses in a negative way. And that matters.
When something sits on your face from morning until night — while you’re getting ready, brushing your hair, checking your outfit in the mirror — it shouldn’t feel outdated.
It should feel like it belongs. Now when I sit at my dressing table and turn on the lights, I don’t immediately focus on my frames. I focus on my makeup. My hair. My outfit.
Which probably means they’re finally doing what good glasses should do.
Blending in just enough to let everything else shine.
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