What temple glasses mean?

What temple glasses mean?

The temples of your eyeglasses are the long stems of the frames that connect the front of the eyewear to the back of your head (just behind your ears). Eyeglass temples must be the correct length for your glasses to fit comfortably and securely on your face.

How do Hingeless glasses work?

Hingeless glasses rely on their curved temples to hold the glasses to the head for a secure fit. Since there are no springs or barrels in hingeless frames, some wearers will experience the glasses moving around on the nose bridge.

What do glasses symbolize?

Glasses are seen as a symbol of intelligence, insight, and enlightenment, and many characters with glasses are portrayed as having advanced intellect or mental faculties. Many fairy tales portray glass as having otherworldly intellectual and omniscient capacities.

Should glasses cover eyebrow?

As a rule, at least the top half of your eyebrows should be visible. Your glasses shouldn’t cover them completely, nor should they show them so much that your eyebrows look like they’re floating on top of your frame.