Have You Ever Faced These Struggles When Choosing Glasses?
1. Do you rush to try frames when walking into the optical store?
2. After trying many styles, do you feel lost and unsure about which one to pick?
3. do you only choose your favourite colour when choosing a frame?
If any of these sound like you, don’t worry you’re not alone!
Stick with me for a few minutes; this might save you some time (and a headache) the next time you're picking out glasses.
Hi! I’m Kenny, founder of Sightcare, Malaysia’s first-ever eyewear and image speciality store.
We’ve been around since 1999, helping people find glasses that don’t just improve their vision but also enhance their style.
I have 40 years of experience in the eyewear field and am a Certified image consultant from Lincoln University.
Fun fact: I had the honour of being the image consultant for the 2023 Mrs. Malaysia Globe pageant.
One thing I’ve noticed over the years is that a lot of people struggle with choosing the right pair of glasses.
Often, they rely on personal preferences or follow the latest trends, but they don’t always stop to think if those trendy frames suit their look.
The truth is, finding the perfect pair of glasses isn’t as tricky as it seems. But it’s not always as simple as just picking something that looks good either.
Here’s why:
Choosing the Wrong Glasses Can Lead to These Problems:
1. It affects your image.
The wrong frames can dull your overall look, making your complexion seem washed out.
2. It highlights imperfections.
A bad frame choice can throw off your facial balance and emphasize things you’d rather not draw attention to.
3. It impacts your comfort and vision.
If the frames are too big or too small, they can feel uncomfortable and even mess with your eyesight over time.
But no worries, let’s break it down and make the process of finding the right glasses a whole lot easier!
Step 1: Professional Assessment
At Sightcare, we don’t start by just letting you try on frames right away. Glasses should look great, but they also need to feel good and be practical for daily wear. That’s why we begin with a professional assessment.
WHY?
Because everyone’s face, eyes, and preferences are different. Things like your facial structure, eye conditions, ear and nose sensitivity, and even your daily habits all play a part in what glasses will feel and function best for you.
In short, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to choosing glasses.
We use our EPS Diagnostic System to assess your specific needs and recommend the best solution for you—glasses that not only fit your face but also your lifestyle.
Step 2: Professional Colour Matching
Another common mistake? People often pick the wrong colour for their frames.
With our skin tone diagnosis, we’ll help you choose the colour that complements your complexion and boosts your natural glow.
Why is this important?
Choosing the wrong colour can make you look tired or washed out. But when you get the right shade, it enhances your overall appearance and makes it much easier to coordinate with your wardrobe too.
It’s all about finding that perfect balance between style and substance.
Most people focus only on their face shape when picking glasses. But your face is a combination of curves and Straight lines, and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution.
We examine your facial structure more closely, considering things like volume, lines, and balance. This helps us recommend frames that not only suit your face but also enhance your natural features.
Optimizing Your Face’s Proportions
When choosing glasses, we also consider the three-section proportion of your face. The right frames can balance your features and create a more harmonious look.
Considering Your Unique Features
Eye distance, eyebrow shape, and the height of your nose bridge all play a role in picking the perfect frames. We’ll help you find glasses that fit just right, enhancing your natural beauty.
Step 4: Special Tips for High Myopia
For those with high myopia, it’s crucial to select frames carefully. Oversized frames may look trendy, but they can make your lenses appear thicker and cause discomfort in your nose and ears.
The right frame, on the other hand, ensures that you’ll be comfortable wearing them all day long.
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Step 5: How Glasses Can Boost Your Charm
First impressions happen fast within the first three seconds.
People usually notice your face first, so your glasses play a big part in how you present yourself. They should reflect your personality! Mismatched styles can make you feel a bit off or disconnected.
There are six different eyewear styles to suit various personalities and occasions.
1. Creative Style
2. Classic Style
3. Trendy Style
4. Sporty Style
5. Elegant Style
6. Dramatic Style
If you’re confident and outgoing, bold, creative, or dramatic style might be your thing. If you’re more reserved, you might prefer classic or elegant styles. It’s all about finding what feels right for you.
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Why Choose Sightcare?
Sightcare isn’t just any optical store we’re Malaysia’s first professional eyewear and image specialty center, Established in 1999.
We’ve spent the last 25 years helping people find glasses that don’t just help them see better but also look great.
Kenny Ho, the founder of Sightcare, has 40 years in the eyewear industry and is a certified image consultant from Lincoln University.
He created the EPS Diagnostic System, which combines optics and image analysis, it helps you easily find eyewear that fits your personal needs, putting an end to the hassle of choosing glasses!
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Our EPS Diagnostic System offers you more than just functional eyewear it’s a comprehensive upgrade to your overall personal presentation!
Special 25th Anniversary Offer!
To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we’re offering exclusive anniversary vouchers worth up to RM100 for a limited time!
For the first time, we’re making our EPS Professional Diagnostic Service (valued at RM399) available to the public.
But there’s a catch...
We only have 37 slots available each month, so make sure you book early!
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