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advice re. buying sunglasses
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hgotsparkle wrote: »Get ones with a high UV filter, and one important tip (that most people forget!) is that they shouldn't touch your cheeks when you smile, if they do, they're too big and you aren't getting enough protection from the gap between the glasses and your brow bone.
I never knew that. I always thought that some of my sunglasses touch my cheeks because I prefer really over-sized ones. I'll have to have a check and see which ones are actually too big.
I always find that Debenhams has a good range of glasses. I love the Butterfly ones but I've also picked up some nice ones (Beach Collection I think) for under £10.0
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