Liquidation Sale Charlett Sunglasses 51 C.124 Gold-brown - Gradient Now 30% Cheaper [Np3PTkXw]

Liquidation Sale Charlett Sunglasses 51 C.124 Gold-brown - Gradient Now 30% Cheaper [Np3PTkXw]

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The Charlett 51 c.124 women's sunglasses bring a fresh blend of elegance and functionality. With a delicate gold-brown metal frame and soft brown gradient lenses, they strike the perfect balance between vintage chic and modern polish. These sunglasses feature UV400 protection and Category 2 filtering, making them ideal for everyday wear under moderate sunlight. Lightweight and comfortable, they enhance your look without compromising protection.

Product Information

• Frame Color: Gold-Brown
• Lens Color: Brown Gradient
• Material: Metal
• Lenses: UV400 Protection, Category 2
• Size: 53-24-141
• Model: Female
  

When to wear your sunglasses

Do you only wear sunglasses on sunny summer days? If so, you're hurting your eyes. Sunglasses are essential all year round. Whether it's winter or summer, cloudy or sunny day, you are always exposed to UV radiation. Eye protection is especially important if you are on or near a water surface. You should wear your glasses not only when you are exposed directly to the sun, but also when you receive reflected light from the water. Snow reflects the sun's rays, so when you visit the ski slopes in winter, don't forget your sunglasses. Overexposure to UV radiation can lead to corneal burn.

What to look for when choosing sunglasses

Details on choosing a new pair of sunglasses:

100 percent UV protection. This means your pair will filter out all the harmful UV rays that can damage your eyes.

Your stylish sunglasses can reduce the amount of UV exposure to your eyes.

Polarization. This optional feature reduces glare, which rests your eyes.

Tinting. The color of your sunglasses is purely cosmetic, so choose a pair that best suits your taste.

The beauty advantages of sunglasses

Sunglasses protect the delicate skin around the eyes from aging. The skin of the eyelids is the thinnest skin of our body and is most at risk of being damaged by sunlight.

Price does not matter

Should your sunglasses cost a fortune?  No. There are good budget glasses, but there are others that are much more expensive. The biggest difference between cheap and expensive sunglasses, is that the expensive ones have better and sleeker frames. The less expensive glasses may not be as impressive, however, as long as there is 100 percent UV protection, there is no problem.