Briar Glasses - Sand Tortoise

Description

In acetate, the Briar Glasses are defined by their oversized frames and tortoiseshell pattern. • Composition: 100% acetate • Care: Over time, oxidation, evidenced by a cloudy, white build-up, may occur on your cellulose acetate frames. This reduces the beauty of your frame and can also cause the plastic to become more brittle. You can delay the onset of oxidation by periodically cleaning your frame with warm, soapy water. Avoid soaps that are scented or contain dyes. After cleaning, make sure to completely dry your frame. Under no circumstances should you clean your frame with chemical cleaners. If your frame begins to lose its glossy, luminous finish, please contact Selima Optique about our frame buffing services. It's also common for cellulose acetate frames to become slightly stretched or loose over time. The simplest way to help your glasses keep their shape is to avoid placing them on top of your head and to use two hands to take your glasses on and off. Care for your lenses as you care for your eyes! The simplest way to maintain your lenses is to place frames in a case with the lenses towards a soft, non-abrasive material. If your lenses are dirty, clean them with lens cleaning solution and a microfiber cleaning cloth. If you do not have lens cleaning solution, gently rub your lenses with warm, soapy water and completely dry them with your microfiber cleaning cloth. If you don't have a microfiber cleaning cloth handy, clean your lenses with any 100% cotton material.…