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[N178]New Fashion In Pakistan

by Suzanne Hughes, Suz

Gone are the days when spectacles were used as prescription lenses by only the boring and unfashionable "Minnie Four Eyes" and “Ugly Betty” stereotype. Makeover no longer means trashing your spectacles to grab a pair of cosmetic contact lenses. Top celebrities like John Lennon, Elton John , Meryl Streep and Johnny Depp come to mind when we think of signature-style spectacles.

A survey conducted by a reliable source, establishes the fact that more than 69.6% of the survey-takers prefer glasses to other eyewear. This preference could be attributed to the low maintenance quotient of spectacles (made from extremely sturdy and scratch-resistant plastic_ CR-39, polycarbonate, izon) in comparison to contact lenses which require a whole maintenance kit of solutions, containers etc.

Remember that your face begins to grow around your spectacles so you will have to select the pair that best suits your facial constitution. A smart buyer would fully exploit the potential glamour that a pair of spectacles could impart to your face. Unfortunately, such smart buyers are few and far between, but you need not despair because by the time you reach the end of this article, you will have some indispensable tips up your sleeve.

Some Useful Tips to up your Glamour Quotient by Using Glasses

•You have to ensure that the color of your spectacle lenses complements your complexion. Amber, smoked, clear, photo-chromatic are some of the lenses available in the market. But remember that each of these lenses has a specific functionality so make an informed choice. Generally, bright colors suit light-complexioned skin while light colors work for dark-complexioned skin.

•Since spectacles tend to become a facial feature, choose a frame that suits your facial shape. Apart from the shape of the frame, the size of the frame also needs to be checked. The frame should not look too small or too large for your face. So, in order to get the right kind of frame for yourself, you will have to browse well.

•Since, your outfit plays an important role in conveying your personality, your accessories should complement your outfit. On a formal occasion, sporting a pair of spectacles with an extravagant looking frame is a fatal faux pas. So keep the outfit and the occasion in mind.

•Finally, you can team your signature style spectacles with other accessories like scarves and earrings. But remember that style is never heaping accessories on yourself. If you want your eyewear to steal the show, then ensure that your scarf and earrings are not too showy.
If you choose eyewear that reflects and enhances your personality then there is nothing to stop you from becoming the cynosure of any gathering. To achieve this, the variety and quality that you need is easily available in e-stores.

Buying Online/ E-shopping

Even if you are a first-time online shopper, you need not panic because never before has it been this easier to buy accessories online. Online retailers would surely give you exactly what you have been looking for but as is the case with online transactions, you will have to be a cautious and alert customer to ensure that you have the upper hand in the bargain. So whether it is a pair of corrective lenses or your fashion statement tool, the win-win situation of online-shopping always gives you the triple benefits of maximum variety, reasonability and comfort at a mouse-click.

Keshi pearls are irregularly shaped and are usually small due to the absence of nucleus to influence its profile. Keshi is a Japanese word for "poppy seed". Thus, keshi is also called the seed pearl deriving the name from its size. As a matter of fact, some are just a little bigger than a grain of sand. Keshi pearls can grow from saltwater or freshwater shells.

How is a Keshi Pearl formed?
There is a unique way that a keshi pearl can form inside the shell. It is stimulated to grow by planting a bead nucleus into the oyster. A bead nucleus is usually taken from the outer shell of clams and formed to a regular round shape. This bead will then be implanted into the soft tissue of the mollusk. When this irritant is placed inside the mollusk, the production of nacre begins.

Nacre production is the defense mechanism of the shell in order to protect itself from any foreign matter. Nacre is made to wrap the foreign bodies that have entered the shell.

However, there are instances that the shell spits out the bead nucleus even before it becomes a good pearl. Even without the foreign object, the shell continues to produce nacre because it has already gotten irritated. What happens is that the nacre clumps together without a nucleus, and the result is a distinct pearl. The rejection process forms a secondary product called the keshi pearl.

Keshi pearl is a by-product of actual pearl culture
As outlined, keshi pearls are accidental growths inside the mother oyster. The primary product that is actually planned for is the symmetrical, proportionately shaped pearl or the cultured round pearl. The rounded and regular pearl always sell for a higher price due to its good symmetry. Even though the irregular shape of keshi pearls gives them a distinct appeal, they are still priced lower than the round ones.

How does a keshi pearl look like?
If you want to go shopping for keshi jewelry, you have to know what it should look like. Keshi has a solid nacre component and because of that, each pearl has unusually bright luster.

Keshi pearls can be found in many shapes but generally are irregular. Each one is definitely different than the others. Layer upon layer of pure nacre makes the keshi produce a rainbow of colors, and this contributes even more to their appeal. Because they're exotic and unique, keshi pearls are a fashion accessory that makes the wearer stand out.

This kind of pearl can be seen in a variety of colors and shades. Pearl farmers have discovered the technology of applying dyes according to the preferences of the market. Different cultures have distinct color preferences, depending on the shade of their skin. The possibility of color matching has provided pearl culture a good way to attract more and more clients for these precious pearls. To be clear, keshis are real pearls although they are cultured.

Pearls are timeless pieces of gems. You can never go wrong wearing pearls such as keshis. Aside from its trendy colors and designs that can be made to match any outfit, it can be used in any occasion. It can be worn whether you are out for some late afternoon shopping or for a night out.

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