The term 'face form' refers to a frame that follows which feature?

• A. The curve of the face
• B. The nose bridge
• C. The temple arc
• D. The ear contour

Answer: (A)

Face form is about how the frame front follows the natural curvature of the wearer's face. When the front of the glasses mirrors the curve of the cheeks and brow, the lenses stay properly aligned and the frame sits comfortably and balanced. That’s why the curve of the face is the best fit for this term. The nose bridge, temple arc, and ear contour address other parts of fit—how the frame rests on the nose, how the temples wrap around the sides of the head, and how the frame sits behind the ears—rather than the front contour itself.