I have 2 glasses, my prescription glasses and my Sunglasses. I don't
need it in my sunglasses because it fits perfectly well. I use this
product on my prescription glasses. I love the frame that's why I still
wear it even if it doesn't fit well.
The Nerdwax is a great help for
making my glasses stay where they should be. If your glasses is
constantly slipping down your nose and you have to keep pushing them
back but you have to wear your glasses at work the whole day, then this
beeswax can help. It is made of natural ingredients so I don't have to
worry about it getting in contact with my skin. I have a sensitive skin
and I almost always have breakouts in most cosmetics, not to mention
even facial wash. I was a bit hesitant to try this product but I, too
was amazed that it did not irritate my skin. I usually apply this to my
glasses only once every morning after I wipe my glasses with wet cloth.
But when It is really hot or humid or when I exercise and I sweat a lot,
I need to wipe my glasses and re apply every now and then. Just be
careful not to get it on the glasses because it is hard to get it off.
And don't forget to wipe it off your nose when you remove your glasses
as I always do because it is a bit shiny/oily. Great remedy for sliding
eyeglasses.
You can purchase the Nerdwax
HERE.
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Nerd wax is not all natural, It contains a glue product that made my nose swell up to the size of a baseball, covered in dermatitis. $100.00 for the doctor appointment. Along with 10 days of prednisone. costing me $135.00, and 2 lost days of work. My daughters wedding is this week and it's still red and peeling. Because this product clearly makes contact with your skin, there should be a warning. it should also have a patch test requirement. I will contact the food and drug next to report this. It should be considered a cosmetic, and have to be approved by the FDA. Don't use this product.
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