If you have naturally long eyelashes, you wear false eyelashes or your lashes have been enhanced, if you wear glasses you will have noticed some problems. Mascara that marks the inside of the lens, broken eyelashes, etc. So what should I do?

If you are nearsighted or farsighted and wear prescription glasses, you would have had your glasses fitted by a professional and this shouldn’t be a big deal. However, if you wear fashionable glasses or sunglasses, the story is different.

The last thing you want to do is cut your lashes, after all, you are legitimately proud of them. The most obvious suggestion is to curl those long lashes. Heated eyelash curlers tend to do this job better, but be careful not to damage your lashes. I don’t know if guys with long eyelashes would want to curl them, but why not!

If you are looking for new sunglasses, you must try them on. Do not buy online unless you have done so beforehand. You would like to have oversized lenses as there is generally more space behind the lens. Even if you have a smaller face, try the larger glasses as you may be impressed by how good they look on you. If you look at some of the celebrities who have smaller faces, they tend to wear these huge glasses very well.

Aviators are another style you might consider, especially for men with long eyelashes who may not want to wear oversized glasses. Again, you will need to try these first as there is a lot of variation between brands.

Don’t limit yourself to the two types of sunglasses suggested, compare and avoid those that appear to have short arms as you won’t be able to pull them away from your lashes.

Glasses are possibly the only downside to long eyelashes, but your optician will be able to make suggestions for your prescription glasses. You can also follow these tips when shopping for sunglasses. Curl your lashes with hot lash curlers or wear sunglasses with oversized lenses or an aviator style is recommended.