What is the difference between different colors of sunglasses?

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Sunglasses have lenses of many colors, so do you know the difference in the effects of different colors of sunglasses? Today, Bestsea eyewear manufacturer will come to understand the role of different colors of sunglasses with everyone.

different colors of sunglasses

1. Tawny sunglasses are the best companion for drivers

Because the brown lens can block the reflected light from the smooth and shiny surface, the driver can see the subtle parts of the object clearly. At the same time, the brown lens can filter out a large amount of blue light, which can improve the visual contrast and clarity, so that the driver can maintain a clear line of sight even in severe air pollution or foggy conditions.

Tawny acetate sunglasses

2. Silver sunglasses are the first choice for outdoor sports

The reason why silver sunglasses are the first choice for outdoor sports is because the outdoor vision is wide and the light is sufficient, which will make people unacceptable for a while. The silver lens surface uses a high-density mirror coating, the lens can absorb and reflect visible light more, and to a certain extent can reduce the incidence of light resistance and glare.

3. Dark green sunglasses is suitable for wearing in the sun

Dark green sunglasses is more suitable for wearing in the sun. Long-term exposure to the sun will heat it up, while the dark green lenses can absorb heat and bring a cool feeling, allowing people to enjoy sunbathing carefully.

4. Blue sunglasses are ideal for playing on the beach

The seawater and sky will reflect a faint light blue, and the blue lens can filter it out, so that you can see things clearly and enjoy the scenery of the seaside.

metal sunglasses

On the market, there are still many colors of sunglasses, such as red, purple, etc. These lens colors generally have no beneficial effect, but will change the color of the object, so it is not recommended to wear them.

Bestsea eyewear manufacturer reminds everyone: When choosing sunglasses, in addition to considering the function of preventing ultraviolet rays, you must also check the refractive power of the lenses. Put the sunglasses in front of your eyes and shake them back and forth. If the object and the lens move together, it means that the lens has diopter, which is harmful to your eyes. In addition, check the smoothness of the lens surface. If the lens surface is not smooth, foreign objects will be deformed and twisted, so that the eyeball will be sore, and symptoms of visual fatigue such as nausea, forgetfulness, and insomnia will appear.

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