It’s not always easy to match your haircut to your glasses, but when you find the right cut, it’s the perfect way to accentuate them. celebrity stylist larry king Recommends taking your glasses to your hair appointment: “This way, your stylist can adapt and personalize your cut to your face when you’re wearing glasses, and when you’re not. For example, with longer hair, it might be a case of adding some face-framing layers, so that when you pull your hair up, there are softer pieces that fall down,” he advises.
It’s especially important to keep your glasses on when it comes to a fringe cut. “An important thing to note is whether you’re going to wear your bangs in a sweeping side part, or in the middle,” he adds. “You have to be quite specific—the wider length will need to sit correctly on the arms of your glasses, otherwise the fringe may sit awkwardly. Glasses are an extension of your face’s shape and features, so always bring them with you.
Another thing to think about is how your hair color matches your glasses frames. “As a general rule, blondes should wear soft brown frames, while those with darker hair can wear darker frames,” he says.
Looking for inspiration? Here, nine celebrities over 50 whose haircuts are the perfect companion for their frame.
