When it comes to sunglasses, how do you choose the right color to match your style? Do you go all-out with a highlighter-yellow hue or play it cool with classic black? But actually, knowing your skin tone is important. Not only will you be able to better protect your eyes and skin from the sun’s harmful rays but you’ll also be able to match clothing, accessories and hair color to better suit your body’s skin color.
Color theory explains exactly how this works, but, let’s be real, they make it way too complicated. So to simplify things, here are the two things you need to determine which color of sunglasses is best for your skin.
• Determine whether your skin tone is cool or warm.
Cool Skin Tone: pink/blue skin tones with blue veins. If you burn easily at the beach or when you spend time outside, you have lighter, cooler-colored skin.
Warm Skin Tone: yellow/copper / darker skin tones with green veins. You remain dark or “tan” typically all year around, and don’t burn as easily when you go out in the sun.
Here’s an infographics from Sunglasses Warehouse to help you determine your skin color for the right fashionable wholesale sunglasses to buy:
• Pick sunglasses to match your skin tone.
The colors of sunglasses are comprised of two parts: 1) the sunglass frame and 2) the sunglass lens. Some frames are plastic, while others are metal or recently unique materials like wood. Lens generally comes in glass and plastic, but they can be mirror lens in different metallic colors. All the materials that construct sunglasses come in a different color.
The best colors for cool skin tones are:
• blue• pink
• purple
• gray
• tortoise
• green
• silver
• black
The best colors for warm skin tones:
• gold• orange
• brown
• tan
• olive
• red
• yellow
• ivory
Now that you know your hues it’s time to stock up on new shades.
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