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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Facts : UV light


Thursday, September 5, 2013

SHWOOD x MERCEDES-BENZ

Shwood has partnered with Mercedes-Benz USA to create a 10-piece limited edition collection, made using wood from the dashboard of the new 2014 Mercedes-Benz S-Class. We think it's an amazing collabo ... What do you think? Hot or Not?

Thursday, August 29, 2013

This is what the sun does to your eyes!

Ever wondered what happens to sun exposed eyes? Here's some important information on how to safeguard your eyes and choose the right sunglasses to protect them.

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

CHRIS BROWN x CAZAL

Chris Brown is wearing the Cazal model 607 in his video with Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne. The legendary model is available in our e-shop!
link : http://www.theeyedict.com/cazal_s/1856.htm

Sunday, August 25, 2013

FAMOUS EYEWEAR

Can you guess the famous faces that go with these iconic frames?

New laser surgery helps to cure cataracts


Mike Musiker, 80, was recently diagnosed with a cataract in both of his eyes.
“I was saying to my golfing friends, ‘Where’d the ball go?’” Musiker said.  “The depth, I couldn't see that far.”
Cataracts affect more than 20 million Americans, and it is on the rise.  As baby boomers age, it is estimated that by 2020, more than 30 million will have the condition.
“A cataract is a clouding of a person's natural lens inside their eye, and when the lens becomes cloudy the window into the eye becomes cloudy and the patient loses vision,” said Dr. Eric Donnenfeld, an ophthalmologist at Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island.
If untreated, cataracts can cause a person to lose all vision.  But surgery can be done to have the cataracts removed and return eyesight to the patient. Standard cataract surgery requires ophthalmologists to cut into the eye with a blade and then remove the affected lens with an ultrasound device.
But now there’s an even more efficient surgical option – laser surgery.
“Laser cataract surgery involves using a special device called a femtosecond laser that makes the incision into the eye, opens up the lens, then divides the lens into small quadrants,” Donnenfeld said. “It takes care of the major steps of cataract surgery that were before performed manually and are now performed with the precision of a laser.”
Musiker had laser cataract surgery this July and said he is now seeing better than ever.

Friday, August 16, 2013

These Legends will get under your skin

The 607 shades have always been the hard “boy’s” favourite CAZAL frames. But these new frames truly fit like a second skin! Wrapped in fine leather the brandnew 607 are a Must for all who want to make a Statement of Coolness. But watch out: All 607 with leather that are out on the market right now are fakes! The limited edition – made in Germany – will be released in autumn and be available in black and brown.

Monday, August 5, 2013

Primed ‘n’ Eyewear Pretty

Gal pals, don’t let your gorgeous face get lost under a pair of striking specs—after all, your glasses are meant to accentuate those pretty eyes of yours! By making a few simple, yet key, adjustments to your daily beauty regimen, you can ensure that your peepers and the rest of your features will always pop with eyewear. Check out our guide below for exclusive makeup and hair tips to keep you lookin’ spec-tacular!

via : http://eyecessorizeblog.com/?p=4888

RYAN STEVENSON x SUPER x THE EYEDICT

SUPERSTAR DRUMMER RYAN STEVENSON ASKED US TO STYLE HIS NEW EYEWEAR FOR HIS TOUR PROMO PICTURES EARLIER THIS WEEK & WE DECIDED A FEW PIECES INCLUDING THIS SUPER FLAT TOP CROCODILE LEATHER SKIN LIMITED EDITION STRAIGHT FROM OUR E-SHOP! CHECK OUT ONE OF THE FINAL PICTURE!

Thursday, August 1, 2013

10 MAKEUP TIPS FOR GLASSES WEARERS


When you wear glasses – it already draws attention to your face and your eyes, this is why your makeup should be clean, defined and perfect. Let me share with you some makeup tips and tricks that will make you a sexy and cute glasses wearer:

1) If you wear eyeglasses and want to look elegant and fashionable – pop on your lips bold, bright and strong colour of your choose: red, bright pink or coral will do. You will notice how your face will instantly change and you will look extremely elegant without trying too hard. Moreover, if you wear thick framed glasses – the bold lipstick will balance your face.

2) Compliment your frames. Sometime it can be fun to match your eyeshadow colour to your frames, but if you don’t feel like doing it, try to compliment your frame’s colour with your makeup. For example, if your frames have warm undertone, use warm toned eyeshadow colour or lipstick. It will look harmonious and sophisticated.

3) Define your eyes with the help of mascara, eyeliner or eye pencil to balance your frames with your eyes. To avoid smudging against the glasses – use waterproof makeup.

4) If you have thick frames (which are now very fashionable) – then draw thick lines with your eyeliner.
Actually, the thicker framed eyeglasses – the thicker should be your eyeliner. This way, you will have balance.

5) Invest in great concealer. When you wear glasses your eye area becomes even more noticeable. Glasses can even amplify your dark circles, mimic lines and puffy bags, so take care to conceal well the area around your eyes, it will make your eyes look bright and fresh!

6) Highlight the area under your eyes. Try to apply a little bit of shimmery highlighter on the area under your eyes, it will instantly brighten up your look. (Be light handed using highlighter! Tiny amount will do!)

7) Make your eyebrows look fabulous! When you wear glasses brows become of great importance. Eyebrows help to frame your face, so create a great shape and trim them regularly. If you can’t do it yourself, I recommend to go to a professional.

8) Use an eyelash curler. It doesn’t matter weather you wear mascara or not, curling your lashes will instantly open up your eyes and make you look cute behind your eyewear. It also will prevent your lashes from being smashed up against your lenses.

9) Don’t apply eyeshadow beyond the frame line, it can create a messy and unharmonious look.

10) Don’t forget the blush. Weather your wear eyeglasses or not, you need to look fresh and pretty, therefore, blush is our best friend!

The important thing is that, depending on your prescription, some glasses will make your eyes appear bigger and some – smaller. You will need to adjust your makeup accordingly as well.
What are your favourite makeup tips for eyeglasses wearers? Please share your thoughts with me in the comment’s section.

Stay Beautiful!

via BEAUTYANDTIPS.COM

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

LADY GAGA x RETROSUPERFUTURE

LADY GAGA IS SPOTTED WEARING THE RETROSUPERFUTURE CICCIO FRANCIS. NOW AVAILABLE IN OUR E-SHOP : http://www.theeyedict.com/SUPER_CICCIO_FRANCIS_p/super-ciccio-francis.htm
LADY GAGA W/ SUPER CICCIO FRANCIS

RETROSUPERFUTURE x SUEDE

RETROSUPERFUTURE FLATOP SUEDE NOW AVAILABLE HERE : http://www.theeyedict.com/SUPER_FLAT_TOP_SUEDE_900_p/super-flat-top-suede.htm

RetroSuperFuture x Rihanna

BUY THE SAME PAIR OF SHADES RIHANNA IS WEARING RIGHT NOW! HURRY UP BECAUSE IT'S VERY LIMITED!
SUPER FLAT TOP CROCODILE

RETROSUPERFUTURE x THEEYEDICT.COM

New RetroSuperFuture models in the E-Shop! Check it out now!
SUPER CLASSIC

SUPER PEOPLE

SUPER AMERICA FRANCIS

SUPER CLASSIC CROCODILE

SUPER CLASSIC CROCODILE

SUPER PEOPLE

SUPER FLATTOP FRANCIS

SUPER FLATTOP

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

HALL OF FRAMES by 2020MAG.COM

JAMES FRANCO
The image-influential James Franco redefines active street style in double-bridged acetate Gucci GG1018/S sunglasses from Sàfilo USA and a subtly-matched Gucci scarf. - See more at: http://2020mag.com/upfront/41166/#s4
 JAMES FRANCO IS WEARING THE GUCCI 1018/S
 
 
WALE 
WALE IS WEARING THE CAZAL 616
 
The image-influential James Franco redefines active street style in double-bridged acetate Gucci GG1018/S sunglasses from Sàfilo USA and a subtly-matched Gucci scarf. - See more at: http://2020mag.com/upfront/41166/#s4
The image-influential James Franco redefines active street style in double-bridged acetate Gucci GG1018/S sunglasses from Sàfilo USA and a subtly-matched Gucci scarf. - See more at: http://2020mag.com/upfront/41166/#s4
The image-influential James Franco redefines active street style in double-bridged acetate Gucci GG1018/S sunglasses from Sàfilo USA and a subtly-matched Gucci scarf. - See more at: http://2020mag.com/upfront/41166/#s4

Friday, June 14, 2013

NEW BRAND IN THE E-SHOP : PALO WOOD EYEWEAR

We are proud to welcome a new brand in the e-shop : Palo Wood Eyewear
 UNIQUE EYEWEAR FOR OUTSTANDING LIFESTYLES
 Palo was founded for one simple reason: to create products that embody our passion for innovative design using only the most natural materials, wood. We strive to turn the finest wood into something sophisticated and stylish, while maintaining a distinctive edge.
INSPIRED We believe that art doesn’t have to hang in a museum, that high-end aesthetics can be a part of everyday life, and that one person’s style can say as much as a mammoth sculpture. Art does not stagnate and neither does Palo; we are constantly seeking out new ideas and exploring innovative techniques.
UNIQUE : No two pairs of Palo wooden sunglasses are alike because each central frame is carved from a single piece of natural hardwood. Each set of frames showcases the natural look and feel of the wood and the individual craftsmanship of each design.
SUSTAINABLE At Palo, we have a commitment to the environment and a social responsibility. Our sunglasses are made exclusively using sustainably grown harvested woods from carefully monitored plantations. We never use any materials extracted from rainforests.






Wednesday, May 29, 2013

GIORGIO ARMANI EYEWEAR

Giorgio Armani Eyewear now available in the online store. The Icon classic style in Sunglasses or Optical frames are now available at The Eyedict. Any models you want from this collection, let us know! We have all the models of the new collection available at the best price on the web!
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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

NEW BRAND IN THE E-SHOP : ZEAL OPTICS

ZEAL OPTICS is a boutique line of Eyewear born out of this need to create. To define ourselves among the masses of sameness. Defending the desire to be different and embracing the need to constantly evolve. 

Our people : Me, You, Them, Us; we are all driven by similar things. The need for adventure. For a journey, and a story, striving for more than just a basic existence.

From our friends to our families, the moments you make becomes you. And this is what we live for, creating memories while living life through our lens!
All Zeal models all polarized!

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Tetris can help correct lazy eye: researchers

        
Professor Robert Hess, left, director of research at the department of ophthalmology at McGill University and Dr. Simon Clavagnier, a McGill vision research associate, demonstrate the effect of wearing goggles while playing the game Tetris in Montreal, Monday, April 22, 2013. (Graham Hughes / THE CANADIAN PRESS)
        Patching has long been used to treat a lazy eye in children, although the therapy has limited success and doesn't work at all in adults with the condition formally known as amblyopia.
        Now researchers at McGill University in Montreal are testing an innovative means of improving visual function in adults with lazy eye -- a puzzle video game that forces both eyes to work together to overcome the common condition.
       In a study published Monday in the journal Current Biology, the researchers compared the use of the online video game Tetris with patching, a treatment in which the "good" eye is covered for a lengthy period of time. The idea is to make the weak eye do all the visual work in the hope of strengthening its acuity.

       The patients treated using Tetris showed a four-fold improvement in vision in their lazy eye compared with those who were patched, said ophthalmologist Dr. Robert Hess, director of McGill's vision research unit and principal investigator of the study.
       Tetris is an early video game that involves manipulating shapes made of small squares -- moving them side-to-side or rotating them -- as they fall to the bottom of a background grid of same-sized squares. The goal is to connect different shaped blocks, putting them together in an integrated whole before they fall to the bottom.
       "The game itself is sort of incidental in a way," Hess explained Monday from Montreal. "It just provides us with a platform to administer this training that we need to do in a way that's enjoyable.
       "The game itself is not so important as the principle behind how we manipulate the game to do some good."
       About three to four per cent of the population develops a lazy eye in very early childhood, making it the most common cause of vision problems in children. A lazy eye, which is unable to see details in sharp focus, has a number of causes, including having misaligned eyes (being cross-eyed) or having a congenital cataract that clouds the lens.
       The eye itself is usually otherwise normal, as is the optic nerve that transfers visual information to the brain. The problem is with the brain's visual cortex, which has learned to suppress the information from the weak eye in favour of the other eye, leading to single-eye or monocular vision.
       "We know the eye itself is fine; we know it's all in the brain," said Hess. "We're now beginning to realize that it's just the software that's gone wrong."
       Typically, people with amblyopia also have little or no 3D vision, because it takes both eyes working together to provide depth of vision.
       "It looks flat and boring. If you ever try walking around with a patch over one eye, the world looks miserable," Hess said of having inadequate three-dimensional depth of field.
       "It's getting the brain to get out of this learned suppressive mode that we're trying to do with this game."
       In the study of 18 adults with amblyopia, half played the game Tetris an hour a day for about six weeks, while the other half had a patch put over their good eye and played the game with just their bad eye.
       For the first group, the idea was to make the lazy eye focus on the falling shapes, which the researchers made high contrast, and to have the dominant eye focus only on the background grid, which was rendered in low contrast.
      "Using head-mounted video goggles, we were able to display the game dichoptically, where one eye was allowed to see only the falling objects and the other eye was allowed to see only the ground-plane objects," said Hess.
      "And it turns out the more they do that, the more the two eyes work together for the first time ever for them, the stronger it becomes and the more we can increase the contrast in the good eye, higher and higher, and bring it all the way up so the contrast is the same.
      "We know they're doing it because they're playing a video game, where to increase the contrast, they need to get a good score. And to get a good score, they need to have combined the information in two eyes."
      Hess believes binocular training like this should become standard treatment for adults with amblyopia. McGill holds a patent on the technique and hopes to commercialize it for use by health professionals.
The game-based procedure also is being tested in children by researchers at the Retina Foundation in Dallas, Texas, one part of a worldwide clinical trial that will compare the video game technique against patching to see which is superior.
     Finding a treatment other than patching the stronger eye would be a huge step in dealing with amblyopia, Hess said.
     "It's hated. It's universally hated because kids firstly don't want to be condemned to the poor vision of their amblyotic eye. They don't want to be teased. And it's annoying to have on," he said, noting that some kids are told they need to wear an eye patch for months or even years.
      "So there's lots of psychological and social reasons that have led to a low compliance."
      In any case, patching is no panacea, even for kids, whose brains have more plasticity than those of adults, he said.
      "It does improve vision a little bit in the younger age group, but it's never been as successful as it should be."

Thursday, April 11, 2013

BÔHTEN EYEWEAR - UNIQUE FROM RECLAIMED MATERIAL

Canadian based, Ghanaian inspired, Bohten is committed to producing high quality eyeglasses from reclaimed material. 
 Their Story
It is on the mountainous region of Kwahu, highest habitable place in Ghana that Bôhten began its journey. Nana Osei, Founder of Bôhten amongst various ideas, had the initiative to use reclaimed material to manufacture an eco-luxury eyewear line. He draws inspiration from his Ghanaian roots, from his love of nature but mostly from his late grandfather Andrew Hanson Osei, who was Ghana’s first land surveyor in the 60’s.
 Why Bohten?
Bôhten’s mission is to develop a compost management initiative that collects environmental waste (barley, wheat, straw, lumber, wood) etc. We also look to create a chain of workshops that are responsible for the crafting and manufacturing of designer glasses in Africa and in various countries. This is the first step to a journey that will be nothing short of historic.
As a company they pride theirselves as leaders in a movement not yet realized. A shift towards a paradigm where social consciousness collides with creative expression. They are the representation not yet recognized that seeks to pay homage to a love of fashion without the loss of social responsibility. They’re not just a brand, they’re a revolution. They want to make more than just a statement, they want to make a difference. Join us on their quest buy buying their product as they seek to change the face of design with a vision that advocates both changes and awareness.
 They also have optical models!