I was an optician for many years before I retired last year. As an optician I fitted hundreds of people with their glasses and a good number of Asian women so i'm very familiar with the problem of the bridge fitting properly like you say. There was several solutions for this issue. One way was to find a small enough framer that had a very narrow bridge size. Another way which was usually better was to find a frame with adjustable nose pads. Unfortunately, there are only a few full plastic frames with adjustable nose pads. But there are many metal frames that have the adjustable nose pads. I would suggest you look for that type of frame in the future. You seem to have a rather strong prescription which is probably why you have been getting full plastic frames because it hides the thickness of your lenses better. But they offer a good number of metal frames in a thicker frame style as well. Using the glue gun is very risky because if you get any of the hot glue on a lens it will ruin the lens. Also if the glue doesn't lay down smoothly it could make your glasses very uncomfortable to wear.
Hi Jim, thank you so much for the comment. You are right, I have very strong prescription which led me to use frames that can hide the edge of lens better, also there are much more styles to choose from the plastic ones. I haven’t.dropped hot glue on the lens yet ( fingers are crossed haha ) but if I make a shape that I don’t like on the nose bridge, I could peel off the glue off and make a new one (I did this for a few times). I will definitely look into the metal frame with thick edges next time, hope I can find something I like 👍. Thanks again for the suggestions
Mine is a pair of thin metal frame with adjustable nose pad. However, they broke off in less than a year. I may not be able to use hot glue because the frame is rather thin, so may not hold/hide the glue. I think I won't buy adjustable nose pad frame in future.
@@onlinevoice195 It can be fixed, just not by you. I think most places have glasses repair shops that are really very good at fixing nearly everything on glasses frames. But depending on how much you like those glasses it may not be worth the cost. The only way to fix your glasses is by soldering it back together and you need right kind of equipment to do that. You can also check with a jewelry store because many of them are capable of doing that as well. I'm thinking that it will cost at least $25.00 to fix it. You can order glasses on line including lenses in your prescription for as little as $6.95 at Zeeni Optical, Zeelool, and Payne Glasses.
Creative, cheap, fast, DIY with what you have at home, exactly why I'd thank you for this video. My wife is in the same situation as you and this is exactly the type of solution I come to TH-cam for. Obviously there are other more expensive, more traditional, more technically correct, and store provided solutions, if I wanted those I'd have just gone to the mall.
Great idea. I modified your technique by purchasing adhesive nose pads. I then used the glue gun to keep building them up in layers until the frames no longer rested on my cheeks and the tops aligned with my eyebrows. I even added one extra pad on only one side so the frames are not tilted on my face.
Brilliant!!! I'm not of Asian descent but have the same problem. I bought wire frames last time simply because I wanted real nose pads and I don't like the frames much. Now I'll order plastic frames with confidence and cover the lenses in plastic wrap during gluing. Wonderful idea. Thank you!!
Thank you so much! My glasses did not sit high enough on my nose and they were constantly sliding off. Grrrr!😬🤦♀ I have progressive lenses which makes it important for them to stay in the correct position so I can look thru the part of the lens that I need for near or far distances. *Finally, a solution!* Thank you for taking the time to post your solution. It has worked for me as well. 🙏❤👓🤓👏👍🤗😊
I have multifocal lens and unfortunately my nose is really small that the optician had a tough time finding the most suitable lens for me. It's ok when I drive but a pain when I need to read something closer. Will try this hack!
I have the same problem as you. In every way. They are supported by my cheeks. Not my nose bridge. I couldnt wear stylish plastic frames due to this problem. So a million thanks for this wonderful inexpensive hack.
It's a brilliant idea! Just like to add a little suggestion, as our nose tends to gets oily at times, how about we add on a type of adhesive nose pad onto it? It should helps to prevent slip off for oily nose bridge 😂.
Thank you for watching ! I found the hot glue pads tend to be a little bit more sticky on the skin, besides you can make it as high as you want, so I haven’t had slip off issues yet.
Thank you so much for this inexpensive hack! I bought a pair of Versace frames (expensive) that fit my lenses. I had the lenses installed, but like you said, laid on my cheek more than i liked. My nose is small, and my prescription is pretty weighty. I purchased hot glue gun, and black glue, as my frames are black. i practiced a couple times (carefully) and after a few times, made my pads. It worked! My husband asked me what i did. My reply; " If you can't see what I did, then it worked!" Ha ha! Thank you so much! Best hack ever! Forever grateful! I've always wanted plastic frames but shied away from them, till now!
Hi, I just ordered 3 pairs of new glasses, my prescription is high and there is mostly plastic frames to choose on the market nowadays. Just picked up the new glasses but feel it needs nose pad to sit a bit higher. Your video is a lifter, thanks you so much for sharing this tip to benefit others who have the same problem. I also like someone in the comment recommended to put a protective tape over the lens to avoid dropping the glue accidentally on it. Great suggestion! I wish everyone has a suitable solution to this, Happy wearing eye glasses! 👍😎💕
A really good, cheap idea. My nose is really big for a German woman. My plastic frames fit my nose, they are just a little bit too small. I used hot glue to make them less slippery, now it’s perfect
I wish I’d seen this video last week :( I just spent $300 on 2 pairs of sunnies at an optometrists. They didn’t have any Asian-fit, but the store person tweaked the arms a little to fit behind my ears better and hopefully hold them up. They sat nicely for the first 2 days but now fall and I find it hard to breath and SO annoying when they drop onto my nose, so yesterday I bought some stick-on nose pads, and ear grips off eBay to try. If they don’t work your glue gun idea sounds like the go!! Thanks so much for sharing this tip
Thanks for the comment ! I am with you- myself have spent so much money in the past, or had to stuck with glasses frames that I don’t really like. I am so glad you found this useful. Just practice a couple times on the cardboard/paper before you apply on your glasses, and watch out for where the hot glue goes :-) xoxo
I so love the ingenuity of us Asians! ;) I have two sunnies that gives me the "falling" headache, and ur bright idea will have me going to the Dollar tree this afternoon! I love our cute noses though, haha! As Socrates said, " I love my nose as it can smell well" :)
thanks so much for this! i got a pair of transition lens and i realized that i was getting blurry vision because the glass stuck too close to my eyes because of ill fitting nose pads. I needed it way further than it is now. i will try this!
Want to REALLY thank you for your guidance and tip. i spent a lot of money fir two pair of readers and the frames on bth glasses were really hurting in the back of my ears. Moreover, the glasses kept sliding down m nose whenever i worked on my computer at work. I kept taking the glasses back to the glass shop where I purchased and they made numerous adjustments. They were able to relieve the pain in the back of my neck but no matter what they dd they could not stop the glasses from sliding down my nose. I finally decided to purchase the Setext anti-slip nose guards but the pads need to be replaced every couple of months. As opposed to buying the replaceable pads I returned to your video that I had previously watched. Following your lead I went to my garage and got out my glue gun. And that did the trick. I was able to add to the frame plastic pad which stopped both pairs of glasses from sliding down my nose. I am now going to do this hack to all of my sunglasses. JUST AN AMAZING HACK!!! THANKS SO MUCH
I did that on mine to since I have big head but small nose. add rubber or foam for extra padding for extra comfort, and for black frame you can find black glue sticks for aesthetic
The most beautiful and unique characteristic of eyes belongs to the Asian community. A trillion different shapes, angles. Just beautiful beautiful beautiful.
I am glad you like the video ! I did this maybe 3-4 times, only one time one side fell off after maybe 1 or 2 month? Another time it might fell off after 3 month. The rest times they stayed pretty well for a few months. It might have something to do with the cleanness of the glasses frame, but I am not sure. But even if it fall off, putting a new one one is also easy :-)
Nice and creative! I always had cheap sunglasses but last year, for the first time I bought an expensive Asian fit sunglasses (Oakley's), while they do feel a little better it still touches my cheeks when I move my cheeks even a few cm. When I relax my face then it's good. Also when my nose has any oils they slip! At the moment I might give those adhesive nose pads a try. The hot glue is not hot enough to damage the glasses frame? Namely plastic frames?
I don’t think the hot glue would damage the plastic frame, I think the temperature is just hot enough to melt the soft glue stick. I would recommend you to try it on other plastic surface first before you try on the expensive frame.
FYI! If you have the rubber mat meant for the glue gun you can actually drop the glue on to it and create your "pads" and let it dry, when you peel them off of the mat you have a flat surface to drop a bit of glue on and then stick them to the nose piece.
Thank you! I have a very narrow nose bridge and a very strong prescription with progressive lenses. The progressive lenses have very little "wiggle room" so I'm always moving my glasses around so I can see. I'm excited to try this!
Tysm! I always had this problem since my nose is very flat, but thankfully my main glasses have nose pads plus I think they look good on me. Though I bought cheap glasses to use at home but they don’t have nose pads, gonna try this tomorrow
I am off to try this hack,I am struggling with my vario glasses the bridge needs to be a couple of ml higher they keep slipping down my nose. The stick on nose pads only last a couple of days before falling off. Thank you so much ❤️❤️
@@FrantasticLifestyle I did! The glue keeps them from sliding and also.. it doesn't feel like the glasses are putting so much pressure on my nose. Thank you😊
I love this idea. I have a problem with my eyelashes being very long, I am a man,, and rubbing the lenses. Its very annoying. Do u think this could work for me?
I don’t see why it won’t work. The extra glue will probably elevate your glasses further thus prevent the eye lash from touching the lens. Besides, if you don’t like it you can always peel it off :-)
@@FrantasticLifestyle I wanted to say thank you so, so much. It worked perfectly, so I added it to all three pairs of my plastic framed glasses that don't have the regular nosepiece. I love them now
Pretty good idea ,Thankyou ! i don’t think your Nationality has that much to do with having to modify your glasses it’s very difficult to find frames to fit my face comfortably as well ,BTW , you are a very Attractive Woman and i do like the style of Frames you have i’m almost 60 years old and i grew up inFlorida where Sunglasses are a big part of our everyday Life and Fashion ronically i really like Women that wear Glasses i think they have a way of highlighting the Eyes and i enjoy talking to people that will look into one another’s Eyes in a conversation
I was an optician for many years before I retired last year. As an optician I fitted hundreds of people with their glasses and a good number of Asian women so i'm very familiar with the problem of the bridge fitting properly like you say. There was several solutions for this issue. One way was to find a small enough framer that had a very narrow bridge size. Another way which was usually better was to find a frame with adjustable nose pads. Unfortunately, there are only a few full plastic frames with adjustable nose pads. But there are many metal frames that have the adjustable nose pads. I would suggest you look for that type of frame in the future. You seem to have a rather strong prescription which is probably why you have been getting full plastic frames because it hides the thickness of your lenses better. But they offer a good number of metal frames in a thicker frame style as well. Using the glue gun is very risky because if you get any of the hot glue on a lens it will ruin the lens. Also if the glue doesn't lay down smoothly it could make your glasses very uncomfortable to wear.
Hi Jim, thank you so much for the comment. You are right, I have very strong prescription which led me to use frames that can hide the edge of lens better, also there are much more styles to choose from the plastic ones. I haven’t.dropped hot glue on the lens yet ( fingers are crossed haha ) but if I make a shape that I don’t like on the nose bridge, I could peel off the glue off and make a new one (I did this for a few times). I will definitely look into the metal frame with thick edges next time, hope I can find something I like 👍. Thanks again for the suggestions
Mine is a pair of thin metal frame with adjustable nose pad. However, they broke off in less than a year. I may not be able to use hot glue because the frame is rather thin, so may not hold/hide the glue. I think I won't buy adjustable nose pad frame in future.
@@onlinevoice195 I do agree that the the adjustable nose pads are more delicate than the molded plastic nose pads.
@@soundmanptDo you have any recommendations on how to fix my broken adjustable nose pad on thin plastic frame?
@@onlinevoice195 It can be fixed, just not by you. I think most places have glasses repair shops that are really very good at fixing nearly everything on glasses frames. But depending on how much you like those glasses it may not be worth the cost. The only way to fix your glasses is by soldering it back together and you need right kind of equipment to do that. You can also check with a jewelry store because many of them are capable of doing that as well. I'm thinking that it will cost at least $25.00 to fix it. You can order glasses on line including lenses in your prescription for as little as $6.95 at Zeeni Optical, Zeelool, and Payne Glasses.
Creative, cheap, fast, DIY with what you have at home, exactly why I'd thank you for this video. My wife is in the same situation as you and this is exactly the type of solution I come to TH-cam for. Obviously there are other more expensive, more traditional, more technically correct, and store provided solutions, if I wanted those I'd have just gone to the mall.
Glad I could help
Great idea. I modified your technique by purchasing adhesive nose pads. I then used the glue gun to keep building them up in layers until the frames no longer rested on my cheeks and the tops aligned with my eyebrows. I even added one extra pad on only one side so the frames are not tilted on my face.
It takes a little bit of arts & crafts skill to make those nice frames fit, isn’t it ? :-)
Genius! Thanks! This whole time I've been layering those adhesive nose pads. 😆👍
wow. great hack. i have the same problem with the frames touching the upper part of my cheeks and it's annoying. thank you so much
You are so welcome!
It worked for me, and I was this close to ordering another pair - You saved me $$$ Thanks!
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching my videos :-)
Brilliant!!! I'm not of Asian descent but have the same problem. I bought wire frames last time simply because I wanted real nose pads and I don't like the frames much. Now I'll order plastic frames with confidence and cover the lenses in plastic wrap during gluing. Wonderful idea. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching, and I am glad you like the content :-)
Thanks for the tip, I ' ll try it- Anyway you should protect your lenses while doing it, with sticky foil or some sticker
Thank you so much! My glasses did not sit high enough on my nose and they were constantly sliding off. Grrrr!😬🤦♀ I have progressive lenses which makes it important for them to stay in the correct position so I can look thru the part of the lens that I need for near or far distances. *Finally, a solution!* Thank you for taking the time to post your solution. It has worked for me as well. 🙏❤👓🤓👏👍🤗😊
Glad it helped!
I have multifocal lens and unfortunately my nose is really small that the optician had a tough time finding the most suitable lens for me. It's ok when I drive but a pain when I need to read something closer. Will try this hack!
I have the same problem as you. In every way. They are supported by my cheeks. Not my nose bridge. I couldnt wear stylish plastic frames due to this problem. So a million thanks for this wonderful inexpensive hack.
Thanks for watching, you are very welcome !
It's a brilliant idea! Just like to add a little suggestion, as our nose tends to gets oily at times, how about we add on a type of adhesive nose pad onto it? It should helps to prevent slip off for oily nose bridge 😂.
Thank you for watching ! I found the hot glue pads tend to be a little bit more sticky on the skin, besides you can make it as high as you want, so I haven’t had slip off issues yet.
Thank you so much for this inexpensive hack! I bought a pair of Versace frames (expensive) that fit my lenses. I had the lenses installed, but like you said, laid on my cheek more than i liked. My nose is small, and my prescription is pretty weighty. I purchased hot glue gun, and black glue, as my frames are black. i practiced a couple times (carefully) and after a few times, made my pads. It worked! My husband asked me what i did. My reply; " If you can't see what I did, then it worked!" Ha ha! Thank you so much! Best hack ever! Forever grateful! I've always wanted plastic frames but shied away from them, till now!
I am SO HAPPY for you ! Nothing can compare with you get a pair of favorite plastic frames that actually fits you :-)
Excellent idea - I am going to get creative with this idea of yours. Thanks!
Go for it!
Hi, I just ordered 3 pairs of new glasses,
my prescription is high and there is mostly plastic frames to choose on the market nowadays.
Just picked up the new glasses but feel it needs nose pad to sit a bit higher.
Your video is a lifter, thanks you so much for sharing this tip to benefit others who have the same problem. I also like someone in the comment recommended to put a protective tape over the lens to avoid dropping the glue accidentally on it. Great suggestion!
I wish everyone has a suitable solution to this,
Happy wearing eye glasses! 👍😎💕
Thank you so much for watching ! I am glad other people can benefit from my video. Good luck and enjoy the rest of summer !
Great idea, I will do this because my glasses fall off when I wear the mask and it is uncomfortable. Thank you so much.
Glad you like the video :)
Wow! I love this! I have a callous on the side of my nose from pushing my glasses up so much! Thank you!
I’m glad you found it helpful :)
Great idea. I am going to try thus hack timirriw morning. Thanks a bunch. You are beautiful!
A really good, cheap idea. My nose is really big for a German woman. My plastic frames fit my nose, they are just a little bit too small. I used hot glue to make them less slippery, now it’s perfect
Thank you for watching, glad it worked for you ! :-)
I wish I’d seen this video last week :(
I just spent $300 on 2 pairs of sunnies at an optometrists. They didn’t have any Asian-fit, but the store person tweaked the arms a little to fit behind my ears better and hopefully hold them up. They sat nicely for the first 2 days but now fall and I find it hard to breath and SO annoying when they drop onto my nose, so yesterday I bought some stick-on nose pads, and ear grips off eBay to try. If they don’t work your glue gun idea sounds like the go!!
Thanks so much for sharing this tip
Thanks for the comment ! I am with you- myself have spent so much money in the past, or had to stuck with glasses frames that I don’t really like. I am so glad you found this useful. Just practice a couple times on the cardboard/paper before you apply on your glasses, and watch out for where the hot glue goes :-) xoxo
I so love the ingenuity of us Asians! ;) I have two sunnies that gives me the "falling" headache, and ur bright idea will have me going to the Dollar tree this afternoon! I love our cute noses though, haha! As Socrates said, " I love my nose as it can smell well" :)
@@FrantasticLifestyle I think little drop at a time is the way to work, not a whole stream of glue.
What a very very very smart girl !
I have some nose pads will glue on a pair to my glasses.
Thanks for the tip🎉
Thank you for watching !
I use thick double sided tape but i don't peel off the film that will rest on my nose. Great idea of yours!
I will def. try this. What a great idea! I have been searching for DYI add on nose pad forever! Thank you
You are so welcome!
Thank you sO much ! I have a low nose bridge also and my glasses were constantly sliding down my nose. This worked perfectly !
Glad it helped!
thanks so much for this! i got a pair of transition lens and i realized that i was getting blurry vision because the glass stuck too close to my eyes because of ill fitting nose pads. I needed it way further than it is now. i will try this!
Thank you ! Don’t know why this video hasn’t gone viral !!!
Thank you for watching ! I am glad you find it helpful.
Thanks for this suggestion. I just fixed my son's glasses, which had a broken pad, in time for school tomorrow!
Fantastic! Glad I could help :-)
Want to REALLY thank you for your guidance and tip. i spent a lot of money fir two pair of readers and the frames on bth glasses were really hurting in the back of my ears. Moreover, the glasses kept sliding down m nose whenever i worked on my computer at work. I kept taking the glasses back to the glass shop where I purchased and they made numerous adjustments. They were able to relieve the pain in the back of my neck but no matter what they dd they could not stop the glasses from sliding down my nose.
I finally decided to purchase the Setext anti-slip nose guards but the pads need to be replaced every couple of months. As opposed to buying the replaceable pads I returned to your video that I had previously watched. Following your lead I went to my garage and got out my glue gun. And that did the trick. I was able to add to the frame plastic pad which stopped both pairs of glasses from sliding down my nose. I am now going to do this hack to all of my sunglasses.
JUST AN AMAZING HACK!!! THANKS SO MUCH
I did that on mine to since I have big head but small nose. add rubber or foam for extra padding for extra comfort, and for black frame you can find black glue sticks for aesthetic
Thank you for watching ! Great minds alike ;)
@@FrantasticLifestyle your welcome! 👍
Good idea. My nose doesn't have a bridge so my glasses always slide down to my nostrils. I'm going to try this. 👍🏿
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you found it helpful 😊
The most beautiful and unique characteristic of eyes belongs to the Asian community. A trillion different shapes, angles. Just beautiful beautiful beautiful.
😉 Thanks for watching !
thank uuuuu so much it was literally helpful it worked to me luv uuuuuuu😭🥰🎀🌷
Omg thank u sooo much.. im going to try this.. how long will the glue last? And will the body heat not make it soft? How long does your glue last?
I am glad you like the video ! I did this maybe 3-4 times, only one time one side fell off after maybe 1 or 2 month? Another time it might fell off after 3 month. The rest times they stayed pretty well for a few months. It might have something to do with the cleanness of the glasses frame, but I am not sure. But even if it fall off, putting a new one one is also easy :-)
Nice and creative! I always had cheap sunglasses but last year, for the first time I bought an expensive Asian fit sunglasses (Oakley's), while they do feel a little better it still touches my cheeks when I move my cheeks even a few cm. When I relax my face then it's good. Also when my nose has any oils they slip! At the moment I might give those adhesive nose pads a try.
The hot glue is not hot enough to damage the glasses frame? Namely plastic frames?
I don’t think the hot glue would damage the plastic frame, I think the temperature is just hot enough to melt the soft glue stick. I would recommend you to try it on other plastic surface first before you try on the expensive frame.
FYI! If you have the rubber mat meant for the glue gun you can actually drop the glue on to it and create your "pads" and let it dry, when you peel them off of the mat you have a flat surface to drop a bit of glue on and then stick them to the nose piece.
Great idea, I will try it next time !
Very good idea, thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful:)
OMG!! Thank you so much for this video. My glasses slide down my nose and it’s hard to breathe. Thank you!!!!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you! I have a very narrow nose bridge and a very strong prescription with progressive lenses. The progressive lenses have very little "wiggle room" so I'm always moving my glasses around so I can see. I'm excited to try this!
Glad it was helpful!
Tysm!
I always had this problem since my nose is very flat, but thankfully my main glasses have nose pads plus I think they look good on me. Though I bought cheap glasses to use at home but they don’t have nose pads, gonna try this tomorrow
Thank you for watching ! Let me know if it work for you :-)
Wow, I have to try this! Thank you. ❤
You are so welcome!
great tip, tried it and worked. Not sure what will happen on a hot day, maybe it sticks to my face. 😛
Glad it worked, it will stay strong in summer :-)
I am off to try this hack,I am struggling with my vario glasses the bridge needs to be a couple of ml higher they keep slipping down my nose. The stick on nose pads only last a couple of days before falling off. Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Thank you for watching, good luck !
Thanks for the idea!
You bet!
great idea! I'm going to do this today! ty!
Hope you had a good success ! Thank you for watching.
@@FrantasticLifestyle I did! The glue keeps them from sliding and also.. it doesn't feel like the glasses are putting so much pressure on my nose. Thank you😊
I need to do this with my glasses I just got. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Just what I needed!!
Great idea. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
😂OMG same here flat 👃 😎 on searching for diY nosepad found this video👍
good idea/tip, thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Good to see you here :)
I love this idea. I have a problem with my eyelashes being very long, I am a man,, and rubbing the lenses. Its very annoying. Do u think this could work for me?
I don’t see why it won’t work. The extra glue will probably elevate your glasses further thus prevent the eye lash from touching the lens. Besides, if you don’t like it you can always peel it off :-)
@@FrantasticLifestyle I wanted to say thank you so, so much. It worked perfectly, so I added it to all three pairs of my plastic framed glasses that don't have the regular nosepiece. I love them now
And how do you remove it without leaving a mark?
Genius. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great idea thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Great video 👍Thank you so much!
Glad you liked it!
I find your voice soothing idk why. 🤗🥰
Thanks ! 😊
You are every smart ! Thank you!
Thanks for watching, I am glad you like it :-)
Great idea!
Thank you for watching !
Is it sticky strong? Or easy to remove?
Yes and yes, at least on my plastic frame.
@@FrantasticLifestyle thanks, I'll try
Omggg i really need this i wanna try
Thank you
You are very welcome, thank you for watching!
Great hack! 👍 thanks!
You bet!
Thanks for the tip :)
You bet!
Thanks
Thank you for watching !
Thank you for this life hack! 💕
Thank you for watching, I am glad it’s helpful . :-)
Love it !!! Keep it up
Thank you! Will do!
You are amazing!
Wow, thank you!
It works thank you
You're welcome!
Genius!
Thank you , you are so kind.
Perfect 👍🏾
Thank you for watching !
Great idea! Can't you see anything without glasses?
Unfortunately not
Can you make video about your eyesight? Like ''Trying to see random things without glasses'' etc
Wow you are so smart LOL
I’m glad it’s useful 😀
What is the prescription about your glasses?
Mine is 950 and 1100 I think .
@@FrantasticLifestyle Wooo to strong.. Can you make a video about your eyesight and glasses?
Pretty good idea ,Thankyou ! i don’t think your Nationality has that much to do with having to modify your glasses it’s very difficult to find frames to fit my face comfortably as well ,BTW , you are a very Attractive Woman and i do like the style of Frames you have i’m almost 60 years old and i grew up inFlorida where Sunglasses are a big part of our everyday Life and Fashion ronically i really like Women that wear Glasses i think they have a way of highlighting the Eyes and i enjoy talking to people that will look into one another’s Eyes in a conversation
Thank you for the kind words and compliment, you definitely could use a pair (for several pairs) of nice sunglasses in that sunshine state 😎
Thak you!
You are a genius! Thank you!
Wow, thanks!
My nose is low too!! I am Italian 🙂
thanks for watching ! 🤣 love your humor
do you Verry biutiful. Saya suka.
Ptm soy estudiante de ingles :v y aqui es cuando ves las utilidades de ellos pq en español no existen videos tan informativos como este 😔
¡Gracias por ver! Me alegro de que lo hayas encontrado útil.
Instructions unclear. My frame is now glued to my face. Maybe it’s not a bad thing.
🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👍🙏😉
Yet another great reason for every household to have a hot glue gun in the tool box
Exactly 😀
This one asian girl I knew always had her glasses on the tip of her nose so I would always push it up for her
Next time you can show her this video :-)
@@FrantasticLifestyle I'm sure it must be hard for you to function when your glasses keep sliding down haha
Harder than you thought :)
@@FrantasticLifestyle There were times when I watched your old videos that they were gonna fall off your face ha
@@josephwilliams5154 It is very annoying and not so funny when it happens while driving..
wait for it to "dry"
lol
Thank you
You're welcome