Why do we wear make-up? For centuries, we have been using paints and other aids to show ourselves at our best and put ourselves in a positive light. But did you know that with the right eye make-up you can visually hide your eyesight defect? No? Then pay attention, because we have some helpful make-upRead more

Fashion comes, fashion goes. However, there are five golden rules that should always be taken into consideration. We have compiled these for you, so you always appear confident and look timelessly beautiful.   Less is More Dreaming of venice ☁️ #venice #venedig #italy #tb #summerfeels #cluse #fallforcluse #traveling #travelgirl #fashionblogger_de #monochromephotography #monochromeoutfit #minimal #minimalismus #blackandwhiteoutfitRead more

Presby … what? Presbyopia means age-related eye malfunction or farsightedness. It is not a disease, but a normal age-related loss of function.   Development of Presbyopia From about middle age, the eye lens gradually loses its capacity for accommodation, i.e. switching from near to farsightedness. Despite still having good farsightedness, from the age of 45Read more

There are many crazy world records related to the topic of eyes. We have compiled a list of some of the most bizarre and interesting ones.   Lifting 10 kilos With One Eye The Indian Rakesh Kumar managed to lift up a ten-kilogram heavy weight. What’s so special about that you might ask?! Well, theRead more

The history of the Ray-Ban Aviator  Pilot glasses – a classic model that is hard to imagine not sitting on the noses of the world. This eyeglass model was developed in 1936 by the American company Bausch & Lomb for pilots who were often exposed to glare when flying. In military aviation, the teardrop shapeRead more

The Aviator came first, then came the Wayfarer As a successor to the famous model Aviator, originally developed for pilots, Ray-Ban launched the Wayfarer model at the beginning of the 1950s.The two models belong to the world’s best-selling sunglasses of all time and have been styling accessories for trendsetters for generations. Until 1952 there wasRead more